QUOTE(polarzbearz @ Jan 21 2015, 08:40 AM)
For your case, I agree with others explanation, look at percentages. Let's put it way, you are comparing two different animals, cat vs dog. Cat (rm1) drops rm0.1, translated into percent is 10% loss. Dog is rm0.5, drop rm0.1, translated into percent is 20% loss, of course you will think that 'more units more loss' but actually if u look closer above, I didn't mention about unit at all, because root cause is the percentage of change.
For my case, I'm curious what does the % means in "past year performance.". Does +15% means last year's NAV was rm1, now is rm1+15%=rm1+rm0.15=rm1.15? Or the % means something else (their stock holdings? Their assets?). As for the profit or loss, we are only comparing our purchase cost VS current worth right?
I used to : ANALYSE TILL PARALYSE... Moving forward, I will just do a simple worksheet for my self...For my case, I'm curious what does the % means in "past year performance.". Does +15% means last year's NAV was rm1, now is rm1+15%=rm1+rm0.15=rm1.15? Or the % means something else (their stock holdings? Their assets?). As for the profit or loss, we are only comparing our purchase cost VS current worth right?
money put in.. VS current Value.
then do a simple formula for percentage...
Bear in mind ya... PAST PERFORMANCE is not reflective of FUTURE PERFORMANCE.
Jan 21 2015, 10:43 AM

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