Sentences with phrase «daily changes in fund»

Also, remember that the daily changes in fund prices are not terribly important in the long run, so if you are averse to market volatility you may be better off focusing on the 52 week high and low, the YTD, and 3 year return numbers.

Not exact matches

An array of leveraged exchange - traded funds (ETF) track short - term (daily) changes in commodity and currency exchange indexes.

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The dividend payments float as the bonds in the fund change, and the value of the share price changes daily.

On the other hand, in the half of my portfolio that is committed to market timing, (70 % in equities and 30 % in fixed income) the 15 to 100 different mutual fund or ETF investments I might own are all being tracked daily for the change in trend that indicates the fund should be sold and moved to money market funds.

However, no change in the nature or terms of the scheme, known as fundamental attributes of the scheme e.g. structure, investment pattern, etc., can be carried out unless a written communication is sent to each unit holder and an advertisement is given in one English daily newspaper having nationwide circulation and in a newspaper published in the language of the region where the head office of the mutual fund is situated.

The Fund's performance per share will change daily in response to such factors.

The investment seeks to have the daily changes in percentage terms of the fund's net assets value per share reflect the daily changes in percentage terms of a weighted average of the closing settlement prices for three futures contracts.

Federal regulations require a daily valuation process, called marking to market, which subsequently adjusts the fund's per - share price to reflect changes in portfolio (asset) value.

In fact, I believe that simply taking a garden - variety fund manager who diligently reads the FT and WSJ every day, and substituting his normal daily reading with a selection of less stuffy, more open - minded glossy magazines (e.g., Popular Mechanics, Scientific American, Wired, Popular Science, National Geographic etc.), would add at least 2 % to his CAGR without any other changes whatsoever.

A fund's NAV changes daily with market conditions and in some cases with cash inflows and outflows to and from the fund portfolio.

These sub accounts are essentially mutual funds which fluctuate daily according to the change in value of their underlying investments.

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