What is the difference bewteen a managed mutual fund and an index mutual fund?

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Index funds are a type of mutual fund. Mutual funds may be actively or passivelymanaged. an actively managed mutual fund attempts to apply discretion to choose a basket of stocks that collectively outperform the market or their relevant benchmark. ... Most ETFs are exchange traded versions of index funds.

Amiraneli [1.4K]3 years ago

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A mutual fund is managed by a portfolio manager and an index mutual fund is considered to be passively managed because it holds the same stocks

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