About Funds

General Mutual Fund Overview

Mutual Funds are the most common type of investment in North America. Fund investors, in the 90s, introduced a variety of specialty funds, which caused an explosion in the number of Mutual Funds available to the public.

Nowadays there are many funds specializing in:

• Specific industries
• Specific commodities
• Specific marketplaces
• real estate investment or mortgages
• even options and futures on specific stock exchanges

You can find Funds for every objective, taste and interest. The number of Funds is growing daily.

A mutual Fund has a simple capital structure, it has a nominal number of deferred shares (common shares), which are held by the sponsor of the company; and a number of shares, which are offered for sale to the public.

Mutual Funds can be sold to the public by:

• Investment dealers and brokers
• Banks
• Trust companies

There are usually five ways to buy Mutual Funds:

• Cash investment - you can buy a number of mutual Fund shares. Most Funds offer a discount on the loading fee if the investment is usually more 25000$
• Reinvestment of dividend - the shareholders can reinvest their dividend
• Non-contractual saving plan - an investor can open a small account and then add monthly or quarterly amounts.
• Contractual plan - specified amount each month over a specific period.
• Withdrawal plan - one time investing in a Fund and then withdraws dividends and some principal amount at regular intervals.

An investment fund does not always guarantee capital growth. The value of shares (units) is usually calculated by taking the total market value of all investments divided by number of units (shares). So, if a mutual Fund succeeds on the market their shareholders are wealthy otherwise they can loose not only dividends but an invested capital as well.

More about Mutual Fund Trading System

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