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This fund is designed for investors looking to diversify their portfolios through exposure to foreign equity markets, including emerging markets. By allocating at least 80% of its net assets to equity securities of non-U.S. issuers, the fund targets growth through a broad spectrum of international opportunities. Commitment to investing in at least three different countries, including potentially the U.S., emphasizes its diversified approach. The fund’s strategy reflects a flexible, globally oriented investment philosophy with a special focus on tapping into the growth potential of emerging markets, allocating up to 30% of its total assets to these regions.
An extensive selection of equity securities from various foreign companies forms the backbone of the fund's investment portfolio. Primarily focused on seeking growth and capital appreciation through diversification across global markets outside of the U.S., this product offers investors a pathway to international exposure.
Specializing in up to 30% allocation of the fund's assets into emerging markets, this investment option is tailored for those looking to explore the dynamic growth potential found in less developed economies. It caters to investors with a higher risk tolerance, aiming to capitalize on the rapid economic advancements and market volatility characteristic of emerging regions.
The fund ensures a diversified investment approach by spreading its investments across a minimum of three different countries, including the United States. This strategy is designed to mitigate risk through geographical diversification, while still capitalizing on the unique investment opportunities that each country offers.
Investments in common stock represent ownership in companies and a claim on a portion of their profits or losses. This fundamental equity security allows investors to participate directly in the success or downturn of the companies they are invested in, with potential for significant capital appreciation.
Offering a mix of securities that include preferred stock, rights, and warrants, the fund provides investors with options that have different levels of claim on assets and earnings, as well as varying dividend payments. These securities can offer different risk and return profiles compared to common stock, adding another layer of diversification to the investment strategy.
ADRs allow U.S. investors to invest in foreign companies with the added convenience of trading in U.S. markets and dollars. This instrument makes it easier to diversify internationally, granting access to foreign securities without the complexities of dealing directly with foreign exchanges and currencies.