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Vanguard Target Retirement 2040 Fund VFORX

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48.29 52-week range 55.90
YTD
+8.21%
1 year
+6.52%
Open
—
Prev close
54.71
Mkt cap
117.99B
Vol
0
Avg vol
0
EPS
2.74
P/E
19.74
Div yield
0.00%
More statistics
Low
—
High
—
Forward P/E
0.00
Beta
0.00
Short ratio
0.00
Dividend
0.00
Ex-div date
50-d avg
54.91
200-d avg
53.27

3M chart

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Signals (27)
NameDateAgo
SMA: BearishOct 29, 20264 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 20265 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 20265 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 14, 20262 weeks ago
SMA: BearishOct 7, 20263 weeks ago
SMA: BearishOct 7, 20263 weeks ago
SMA: BullishOct 6, 20263 weeks ago
SMA: BullishOct 6, 20263 weeks ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 6, 20263 weeks ago
SMA: BearishSep 28, 20261 month ago
SMA: BullishSep 25, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 24, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 23, 20261 month ago
MACD: Sell SignalSep 23, 20261 month ago
MACD: Buy SignalSep 22, 20261 month ago
SMA: BullishSep 21, 20261 month ago
SMA: BullishSep 21, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 18, 20261 month ago
SMA: BullishSep 17, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 14, 20261 month ago
SMA: BullishSep 11, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 10, 20261 month ago
SMA: BearishSep 9, 20261 month ago
MACD: Sell SignalAug 20, 20262 months ago
SMA: BullishAug 3, 20263 months ago
SMA: BullishAug 3, 20263 months ago
MACD: Buy SignalAug 3, 20263 months ago

Key statistics

Market cap
0
Enterprise value
0
Trailing P/E
19.98
Forward P/E
0.00
PEG ratio
0.00
Price / sales
0.00
Price / book
0.00
EPS (TTM)
0.00
Beta
0.00
Dividend yield
0.00%
Payout ratio
0.00%
Shares outstanding
0
Short % of float
0.00%
50-day average
54.91
200-day average
53.27

About Vanguard Target Retirement 2040 Fund

The fund invests in a mix of Vanguard mutual funds according to an asset allocation strategy designed for investors planning to retire and leave the workforce in or within a few years of 2040 (the target year). The fund's asset allocation will become more conservative over time, meaning that the percentage of assets allocated to stocks will decrease while the percentage of assets allocated to bonds and other fixed income investments will increase.

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