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ay@m
post Dec 28 2012, 11:03 AM

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hi all,

can anyone help explain to me why the BOND fund in unit trust, for example public bank unit trust bond fund, the yield is lower for the past one year, compared to 2010-2011?

back then, the yield appear to be higher?
thankS!
ay@m
post Dec 28 2012, 06:49 PM

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darn...i never really think of that....

what you explain make sense also....darn darn darn....


QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Dec 28 2012, 11:12 AM)
based on common logic - when ppl chase up the price of something, the yield (based on price that U bought in mar) goes down or in changgih talk "yield compresssion".
ppl "fear" equities, thus move/hold in bonds/bond funds, thus... thus... thus the above

my 2 cents, not gospel truth  notworthy.gif

Note - if U bought several years ago and holding, still getting similar DY% as last time right? Coz your cost was those days, not nowadays' prices


Added on December 28, 2012, 1:25 pm
Tabulating my net worth and investment assets + seeing them grow MONTHLY is part of my entertainment & leisure tongue.gif
I digress though hehe - balance i think, is best unless U want your "naughty kid"-side to come out and bomb your savings/investments. Seen this happening in friends and myself - the "what about me!" (fun seeking kid side) causes splurges and "accidental investments" when i didn't give balanced attention to "him"  sweat.gif
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