AGTHX owns $6 billion in private AI stakes like Anthropic and OpenAI, unavailable to index funds, and returned 87% over three years vs. SPY's 72%.
The A share load of up to 5.75% can cost retail buyers thousands upfront, making GAFFX the cleaner entry for fee-based advisory clients.
Act now: the ****** yst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and AGTHX didn't make the cut. Grab the names FREE today.
The Growth Fund of America manages $360.9 billion in net ****** ets as of May 31, 2026, which is roughly the GDP of a mid-sized country parked inside a single actively managed mutual fund. That is a strange headline in an era when index funds were supposed to have won the argument. Yet Growth Fund of America (NASDAQ:AGTHX) keeps holding its ****** ets, keeps writing checks to private AI companies, and over the last three years has quietly done something its skeptics said active managers no longer could.
Run by Capital Group under the American Funds brand, AGTHX is a large-cap growth fund with 332 positions spread across US mega-caps, international semiconductors, private tech, and a slug of cash. The A share class is the flagship retail vehicle and the one most 401(k) participants know. Capital Group does not disclose the expense ratio in the snapshot data reviewed here, so investors should confirm the current figure and any sales charge directly on the fund's prospectus before buying.
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The A share load of up to 5.75% can cost retail buyers thousands upfront, making GAFFX the cleaner entry for fee-based advisory clients.
Act now: the ****** yst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and AGTHX didn't make the cut. Grab the names FREE today.
The Growth Fund of America manages $360.9 billion in net ****** ets as of May 31, 2026, which is roughly the GDP of a mid-sized country parked inside a single actively managed mutual fund. That is a strange headline in an era when index funds were supposed to have won the argument. Yet Growth Fund of America (NASDAQ:AGTHX) keeps holding its ****** ets, keeps writing checks to private AI companies, and over the last three years has quietly done something its skeptics said active managers no longer could.
Run by Capital Group under the American Funds brand, AGTHX is a large-cap growth fund with 332 positions spread across US mega-caps, international semiconductors, private tech, and a slug of cash. The A share class is the flagship retail vehicle and the one most 401(k) participants know. Capital Group does not disclose the expense ratio in the snapshot data reviewed here, so investors should confirm the current figure and any sales charge directly on the fund's prospectus before buying.
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