... around 1% of today's funds have expense ratios of grater than 10%, while nearly 5% have expense ratios of less than 0.5%. As with the stock market, these early funds lost most of their value on Black Tuesday and during the ensuing years. The 1933 and 1934 Securities Acts brought the ... opportunity to pander to the public's peaking interest. Any industry opposition will have the initial feel of protectionist, and not sit well with the general investing public. However the size, nature, and breadth of the mutual fund industry, provide a compelling argument for the investigation in this ar...

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