| From Hardassetsinvestor.com: Most analytical outfits, such as Morningstar or Lipper, wait to collect three years of monthly data before declaring a fund or exchange-traded product "seasoned." Until that point, they won't publish detailed performance or risk statistics.
I can see their point. Sort of. I mean, three years is enough time to capture some sine wave activity in the market, so you may be able see how the portfolio behaves in up and down cycles.......................................Full Article: Source
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