The Vanguard Energy Fund Analyzed

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Aug. 15, 2014 - PRLog -- An article from Remonsy ETF Network takes a look at Vanguard energy funds and shares information on putting it into a portfolio.

The article begins by discussing if investing in Vanguard Energy funds is necessary. it then takes into account the efficient frontier theory and how it fits with Vanguard Energy funds. With efficient frontier there are three parts considered for the energy funds: the risk as measured by standard deviation, how the assets relate or correlate with each other, and the expected rate of return.

“Vanguard Energy Funds: Should You Add Them to Your Portfolio?” (http://remonsy.com/daily/vanguard-etf-funds/vanguard-energy-funds-should-you-add-them-to-your-portfolio/) shares a three ETF portfolio that also includes a Vanguard Energy fund. The historical return, from October 2004 to December 2013, of these investments are displayed. Five different points of risk were also identified through efficient frontier, and those stats are included in the analysis.

The article continues by looking at the portfolio with the Vanguard Energy fund through the mathematical approach of Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM).

Do-it-yourself ETF investors interested in the Vanguard Energy fund for their portfolios should read this article at the Remonsy ETF Network: http://remonsy.com/daily/vanguard-etf-funds/vanguard-energy-funds-should-you-add-them-to-your-portfolio/.

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