- Few are investing in alternative energy
- Funds see room for change at companies
- Dividend funds offer more than routine
- Some funds tie fees to performance
- Funds try to follow Buffett's approach
- Investors might err in selling in plunge
- Real estate funds continue their advance
- Fidelity profits dip as it pays to grow
- Investors remain wary of Indian stocks
- Chinese investments offer both opportunity and volatility
- Fund rankings shouldn't be sole criteria
- Passive vs. active fund debate continues
- Target date funds are becoming more popular
- Balanced funds make investors cautious
- Social, religious funds have big returns
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