Websites for Tracking Fund Performance

cianr

Hi All,

I'm invested in a few of the Rabo funds and was just wondering if there was a website where I could track their performance at a glance. Ive looked at Yahoo Finance and Google Finance but can't see any way of tracking the funds. On Google I did find info on, for example, the ML New Energy fund ( http://finance.google.com/finance?q=LON%3AMNE ) but I dont think that I can track its performance.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

HDX

I really really need this info also, if anyone can abide...

Sarsfield

You should be able to find all the Merill Lynch ones on their own site

http://www.mliminternational.com/xxsite/fund-centre/fstsearchcriteria.asp?silo=individual-investors

For example, The New Energy Fund

I'm sure Robeco & Henderson have their own sites too.

cianr

Hi Sarsfield,

Thanks for the post. To be honest Ive looked at Merill Lynch's site before but found it a nightmare to find what I wanted! Thanks for that!

And if anyone is interested in Robeco, they have a similar system, for example Robeco Emerging Markets: http://www.robeco.com/extranet/f4i/fundinformation.do?pfndid=1220&plang=ENU&prdrct=fundquotes&pdstchn=generallink20

Sarsfield

Just in case anyone's interested, I found this website while having a google

http://www.asset.tv/forum/merrill_lynch/literature.html

Plenty of blurb (sales pitch!) including a video presentation by Poppy Buxton, the fund manager of the ML energy funds. She sounds quite posh

cianr

Just in case anyone's interested, I found this website while having a google

http://www.asset.tv/forum/merrill_lynch/literature.html

Plenty of blurb (sales pitch!) including a video presentation by Poppy Buxton, the fund manager of the ML energy funds. She sounds quite posh

Hmm strange - I replied to this a few days ago but checking now to see if there was any update I notice my reply is not there - I wonder what happened . . .

Anyway, I just mentioned that I had watched the whole presentation and found it very interesting, thanked Sarsfield for posting the link and also recommended having a look at the Powerpoint slideshow on the same page.