Sunday, January 24, 2010

Understanding Mutual Funds Please Help Me Understand Mutual Funds?

Please Help Me Understand Mutual Funds? - understanding mutual funds

to explain what it is and how I can do it in very simple terms to invest

Posted by Padraic Countess at 7:05 PM

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Investment funds are fairly difficult. My father took me to invest in a number of years and there has been a sharp increase. I am sure that there may have been deleted today. It is like a hedge fund, but it must be super rich to a manager or a little good will and the ability to get to the Administration. I prefer to negotiate Fund ETF me because of the simple ability to. But much more research. Anyone can see this turmoil. Look for a price that you want to come and wait at least 5% and not all go in

January 24, 2010 at 7:29 PM
Anonymous said...

An investment fund is like a diversified equity portfolio. When you invest in a fund invested in the first place that in all population groups, including the backdrop. The advantage of an investment fund on a stock market is diversification, which means that if some people can go wrong, others do very well, then the balance of another, and in many cases, the overall performance is much better than the performance of individual stocks. In addition, you need not worry about stock selection worries, as a manager of investment funds, made it for you. They also have a lower risk than equities and have high transaction costs.

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January 24, 2010 at 11:52 PM
Anonymous said...

The short answer is that the Fund is a joint investment vehicle that will allow you to invest a relatively small sums of money with other investors and a diversified mix of investments from many different.

If you played for the monopoly, I have an analogy that can be useful. In the game of monopoly, the different properties on the table are on foot, Park Place, etc. These characteristics are similar to each plant. When someone lands on a property that you have to pay money. This corresponds to an individual or an investment company that owns the value and generate good returns for you. However, if no country has a monopoly, he receives no benefits. This corresponds to an individual or an investment company that is not well heard.

Now suppose that a small percentage of ownership of all or nearly all schools in the board game Monopoly. If yes, then no matter where he is a landing, which almost certainly pay you. This corresponds to an investment fund. Instead of investing in one orra more individual investments in your money together with others who are interested to invest, and invest in a small percentage of many different companies. This reduces the risk, access to investment and allows you to a professional manager to choose to monitor all of their individual assets.

January 25, 2010 at 5:47 AM
Anonymous said...

The short answer is that the Fund is a joint investment vehicle that will allow you to invest a relatively small sums of money with other investors and a diversified mix of investments from many different.

If you played for the monopoly, I have an analogy that can be useful. In the game of monopoly, the different properties on the table are on foot, Park Place, etc. These characteristics are similar to each plant. When someone lands on a property that you have to pay money. This corresponds to an individual or an investment company that owns the value and generate good returns for you. However, if no country has a monopoly, he receives no benefits. This corresponds to an individual or an investment company that is not well heard.

Now suppose that a small percentage of ownership of all or nearly all schools in the board game Monopoly. If yes, then no matter where he is a landing, which almost certainly pay you. This corresponds to an investment fund. Instead of investing in one orra more individual investments in your money together with others who are interested to invest, and invest in a small percentage of many different companies. This reduces the risk, access to investment and allows you to a professional manager to choose to monitor all of their individual assets.

January 25, 2010 at 5:47 AM

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