QUOTE(beLIEve @ Apr 2 2019, 10:49 AM)
Hehe I also hope it would go up a bit and sell mine off. Well, maybe.....
The problem with VP fund is, you need a very good market performance to make 1money, I think.
You can't really earn from dividends because the price will go ex-dividend after giving out dividend, so you don't earn anything extra.If KLSE keeps going up, then you can make 1money from VP funds.
Where got so much return. If KLCI go up 3-4% per annum then only can get positive return la.
Come to think of it, that's why all those mutual funds keep showing their 7-8% returns. Potong commission and ex-dividend, probably negative. That's why I never bothered although they keep showing me their charts. If not to simplify opening ASN account, I won't even buy this VP fund I have.
I tried to read a bit to understand what you're saying. So over the course of one year...
- Equities (+ the dividends they give) held by this fund will increase its NAV (and therefore the unit price). Assuming a flat-ish stock market la.
Come year end, time to distribute whatever gains that were made. It will be something like:
- If you have 10,000 units at 1.03, it will become 10,300 units at 1.00 (assuming a 3% dividend is given)
Is this roughly how it works?