Mutual funds with good records have produced long-term returns that may seem unbelievable-for instance, one fund has a more than 115,000% total return over 64 years.
Frank Congemi
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Identifying mutual fund managers who have outperformed the stock indexes in the past isn't hard. What's hard is identifying those who have the best chance to outperform in the next 10 and 20 years.
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