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Unconstrained mutual funds differ from traditional fixed income mutual funds not only in trading strategy, using futures, short sales, and derivatives, but also in turnover and fee structure, which more closely resemble those of hedge funds.
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the author found not only significant growth in these funds by launches, but also provided evidence pertaining to the extent to which unconstrained mutual funds differ in trading strategy from traditional mutual funds – unconstrained mutual funds use futures, short sales, and derivatives.
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