Top 10 High Dividend Mutual Funds of the Past Decade – newest update
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Aug 11, 2010
Aug 11, 2010

Despite the continuing uncertainty in the markets, there are a large number of high dividend mutual funds on offer. At the end of 2009, I wrote an article which reviewed the top 10 mutual funds of the last decade. The best dividend mutual funds of the time were giving some extraordinary returns. These have since suffered from the difficult economic conditions that we have experienced, and even some of the high dividend funds plummeted along with global stocks. With the crises weakening, however, some of the mutual funds have recovered and made fantastic gains.
In this article I have looked back at the high dividend mutual funds of the last decade, to see how they have performed in the 12 months from July to July 2009-2010.
1. Ing Russia Fund Class A, symbol LETRX – 12 months: +47.6%
This fund is in Russia, so there is a little more risk involved than many other funds, but in the last decade it was one of the best performing mutual funds out there. In the last decade it grew by twenty one point eight percent annually. This last year has been massive for this fund, with huge growth.
USAA Precious Metals and Minerals Mutual Fund grew by an average of nineteen percent per annum in the last decade, with one three-month percentage gain of more than thirty five percent. It has been a great last 12 months for this fund.
3. BlackRock Global Resources Fund I, symbol SGLSX - 12 months: +14.4%
One of the highest performing mutual funds in the last decade with an average of nineteen percent per annum, it is a great fund if you are looking for high yield dividend. It is well diversified and has offered yields that many funds could only dream of. The last 12 months have seen reasonable, if unspectacular growth.
4. Icon Funds Icon Energy Fund, symbol ICENX - 12 months: 2.8%
This is an energy-based fund, and over the last decade it grew by more than eighteen and a half percent per annum. A tough 12 months for this fund, with minimal growth.
5. BlackRock Global Resources Fund, symbol SSGRX - 12 months: +13.93%
This fund specializes in oil, coal and other such natural resources. Over the last decade it grew by more than eighteen and a half percent annually. This fund has had a respectable last 12 months.
6. Evergreen Precious Metals Fund, symbol EKWAX - 12 months: +29.8%
This is a gold oriented fund. It had a dividend rate of over eighteen percent in the last decade, making it one of the best funds out there. The last year has been great for this fund.
7. First Eagle Gold Fund, symbol SGGDX - 12 months: +23.8%
This is a large fund which has nearly eight hundred million dollars in assets. Its dividend rate over the last decade was more than eighteen percent. The last 12 months have been great for this fund.
8. Tocqueville Gold Fund, symbol TGLDX - 12 months: +53.7%
+26.31 (43.90%)
Over the last decade, this fund saw an annual growth of more than sixteen and a half percent. It has more than half a billion dollars in assets. This fund has performed phenomenally this last year, and has seen massive growth,
9. Jennison Natural Resources Fund, symbol PNRZX - 12 months: +18.9%
An excellent performer over the last decade, this fund gave sixteen percent per annum, making it one of the best out there. The last year has been good for this fund too.
10. Mathews China Fund, symbol MCHFX - 12 months: +19.3%
This mutual fund got into the top ten with a fifteen and a half percent annual growth. The fund focuses on China, which makes it somewhat riskier at times, but it has seen some high dividend yields. This last 12 months have been good for this fund.
As you can see, the majority of these top 10 mutual funds have rebounded strongly since the crises. A lot of value was lost, so some of these figures look more impressive than they really are. In any case, these best dividend mutual funds represent some of the best collective instrument investment opportunities out there. You are strongly recommended to research further into all of these high dividend funds. Bear in mind that the figures are from summer to summer, 2009-2010, so they might be out of date by the time you read this article.
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August 19th, 2010 at 8:43 pmInvestors are spending big in stock and bond funds. Most funds recovered in 09.
Mutual fund companies make a large precentage of their profits from management fees. If investments continue to outweigh redemptions, the mutual funds industry is going to continue to out-perform the market for the forseeable future.
August 19th, 2010 at 8:40 pmSome people are worried about the couble dip, but not me.
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August 19th, 2010 at 10:24 amAgree wholeheartedly with last post. Some people refer to investing in countries such as Russia as high risk, but i just see it as high return.
August 18th, 2010 at 11:31 amRussia is where it is at. Im sure of it. The economy has really got going there now, and the potential is huge
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August 18th, 2010 at 6:18 amgreat post,but i experience some trouble in understanding the last paragraph, can you please make it clear a little bit further?
August 16th, 2010 at 10:35 pmTime to get investing again!
August 16th, 2010 at 6:06 pmRussia is where it is at. Im sure of it. Its has a rough time like everyone else this last couple of years but things are back in order now.Im not surpised that the Ing Russian fund is doing so well
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