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Google was always rather good for me, not too much information to confuse me; but it changed recently and the layout is great. It gives you the different years performance so that you can see at a glance if the debt/profit etc is going up or down.
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Whatever works for you is good. I rarely look at past anual performance data, it's only when I've decided that I'll glance at it to make sure it's not out of line with everything else I've looked at. Volatility and Beta are importnat to me, as is drawdown and downside capture ratio because I want some reasurance that the fund will perfom well in down market conditions. Geographic and sector percentages are also essential for me, there's absolutely no point buying something that's in the same country and business sector as everything else that I already hold.
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