
The primary objective of this fund is to achieve capital appreciation. It mainly invests in common stocks, seeking out companies that offer superior prospects for growth. Up to a quarter of its assets (25%) may be allocated to issuers based outside the United States. The fund employs a distinctive multi-manager system for its asset allocation, where the overall portfolio is divided into segments, each independently managed by a dedicated portfolio manager.
Is AGTHX's expense ratio expensive, average, or a steal for its category?
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Index funds were supposed to bury active management, yet one fund with $360 billion in assets keeps writing checks to private AI companies that indexers cannot touch. What Capital Group built inside AGTHX defies the obituary Wall Street already wrote.

Index funds were supposed to have buried active management for good, yet one $360 billion mutual fund keeps writing checks to private AI companies that indexers cannot even touch. The question is whether the portfolio earns that privilege or just gets lucky timing.