As a mutual fund dealer/advisor, our ethics is to always remind the purchaser about risk and return.
It seems we are very *old-school*, by saying risk all the time. But the regulation forces us to do so. Therefore, in all my posting here, must see the word 'risk' stick out somewhere.
All the funds invested in stock market are considered high risk, but some funds are more risker than the other, but the return is actually lower.
I personally like the O'Shaughnessy Fund series, risk is higher, but the performance is consistence.