APHYX
Price
$22.62
Change
-$0.13 (-0.57%)
Updated
Jun 22 closing price
Net Assets
3.02B
RNWHX
Price
$109.16
Change
+$0.58 (+0.53%)
Updated
Jun 22 closing price
Net Assets
90.88B
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APHYX vs RNWHX

APHYX vs RNWHX Comparison Chart in %
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APHYX vs. RNWHX commentary
Jun 24, 2026

To compare these two companies we present long-term analysis, their fundamental ratings and make comparative short-term technical analysis which are presented below. The conclusion is APHYX is a Hold and RNWHX is a Hold.

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FUNDAMENTALS
Fundamentals
RNWHX has more cash in the bank: 90.9B vs. APHYX (3.02B). RNWHX pays higher dividends than APHYX: RNWHX (1.15) vs APHYX (0.00). APHYX was incepted earlier than RNWHX: APHYX (11 years) vs RNWHX (11 years). APHYX (1.05) is less costly to investors than RNWHX (0.72). APHYX is a more actively managed with annual turnover of: 77.88 vs. RNWHX (46.00). RNWHX has a lower initial minimum investment than APHYX: RNWHX (250) vs APHYX (1000000). RNWHX annual gain was more profitable for investors over the last year : 31.15 vs. APHYX (-6.37). RNWHX return over 5 years is better than : 20.21 vs. APHYX (-19.10).
APHYXRNWHXAPHYX / RNWHX
Total Expense Ratio1.050.72146%
Annual Report Gross Expense Ratio1.050.72146%
Fund Existence11 years11 years-
Gain YTD-3.33318.743-18%
Front LoadN/AN/A-
Min. Initial Investment1000000250400,000%
Min. Initial Investment IRAN/AN/A-
Net Assets3.02B90.9B3%
Annual Yield % from dividends0.001.15-
Returns for 1 year-6.3731.15-20%
Returns for 3 years41.4657.3772%
Returns for 5 years-19.1020.21-94%
Returns for 10 years148.23132.48112%
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