QUOTE(Ash_9 @ Dec 29 2011, 04:26 PM)
desertkids:
this is what my agent emailed me. Im not really sure what does it means...
ur agent even not call u out for discuss/explanation 2u?
based on da little info i get above..
ur agent wan u invest more into the fund u buy..because the NAV per unit price is lower(0.516) compare to 0.6606(assume ur ori NAV when u buy) which means u make loss now! tats y i curious y ur agent say u make gain?
so assume now u make loss..u cn minimize ur loss by lowering ur total investment cost,look at exp below
ur initial investment - 10k
ur initial unit - 10000/0.6606 = 15137.75 unit
ur current investment value(if u sold now) - 15137.75 x 0.516 = 7811.08 (u loss 2.2k)
so if u top up another 40% of ur initial value now(4k)
new invest unit - 4000/0.516 = 7751.94 unit
total unit in hand - 15137.75 + 7751.94 = 22889.69 unit
so ur average price per unit is 14000/22889.69 = 0.6116
so ur agent mean u invest more now so u get gain more if da NAV rise more than 0.6116.
sorry the info i get from you is very limited so i duno assumption above is right or not.
Another assumption i can mk from ur statement is...
ur fund is gain since u buy the fund. but current NAV is lower than NAV of Q1..so when u buy more unit at this low price, mean even da price get fall again ur loss oso not tat significant cz ur average value per unit is lower.
just my 0.000000000000002cents..