Funds That Hold Top 5 Fast Growth Stocks

Hennessy Cornerstone Value and Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Dividend Income have stakes in Southern Copper.

Author:: TheStreet Ratings Staff
Publish date:: Nov 5, 2007 3:35 PM EST

Each weekday, TheStreet.com Ratings compiles a list of the top five stocks in five categories -- fast-growth, all-around value, large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap -- and publishes these lists in the

Ratings section of our Web site.

For investors who prefer the diversification offered by mutual funds to owning individual stocks, here are some of the biggest holders of the companies that were on our list as of Monday, Nov. 5.

Circor International

(CIR) - Get Report

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Franklin MicroCap Value allocated about 2.24% of its total portfolio as of Jan. 31, according to Thomson Financial.

( PMCIX)Allianz CCM Emerging Companies Fund allocated about 1.28% of its total portfolio as of Feb. 28, according to Thomson Financial.

Woodward Governor

( WGOV):

(FMACX) - Get Report

UAM FMA Small Company Portfolio allocated 1.57% of its total portfolio as of March 31, according to Thomson Financial.

(IBSCX)

Frontegra Ironbridge Small Cap allocated 1.03% of its total portfolio as of March 31, according to Thomson Financial.

Southern Copper

( PCU):

(HFCVX) - Get Report

Hennessy Cornerstone Value allocated about 2.49% of its total portfolio as of March 31, according to Thomson Financial.

(EADIX) - Get Report

Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Dividend Income fund allocated 2.05% as of Jan. 31, according to Thomson Financial.

Curtiss-Wright

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(LRSCX) - Get Report

Lord Abbett Small-Cap Value allocated 2.60% of its portfolio as of Feb. 28, according to Thomson Financial. This represented 6.04% of all shares outstanding.

(VSCVX) - Get Report

Veracity Small Cap Value fund allocated 1.60% of its portfolio as of Feb. 28, according to Thomson Financial.

Barnes Group

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(ESKAX)

Evergreen Small Cap Value allocated about 2.96% of its total portfolio as of March 31, according to Thomson Financial.

(BCFVX)

Bryce Capital Value fund allocated about 2.23% of its portfolio as of March 31, according Thomson Financial.

For a description of the top five fast growth companies and an explanation of their ratings, click

here.