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第 21 楼 / 阿贵
- 时间: 2009-11-06 11:03
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 11:32
ranchgirl 写道:
Buy $100-300 the drop most fund and sell $100-300 the up most fund. Play small amount of money everyday.
That is why I like fidelity, because as long as you buy-sell less than $1000/each time, there are no penalty/limitation whatsoever. The minimum holding time is relatively short compare to other fund family too.
BUY-SELL LESS THEN $1000? 这么少?
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 12:26
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 13:32
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 13:47
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 20:45
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- 时间: 2009-11-06 22:37Play ETF is also good, but I need to learn and establish my own strategy on it. There are some common and also differences between ETFs and mutual funds.
1) ETF can be trade during the day, mutual funds only have one price per day
2) Buying ETFs needs to pay commission, buying no-load mutual funds doesn't
3)ETFs have almost no limit to trade, mutual funds usually have many limitations.
4)ETF is conceptually index funds, mutual can be index funds, can be not.
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- 时间: 2009-12-04 01:09
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- 时间: 2009-12-04 14:08 ranchgirl 写道:
Play ETF is also good, but I need to learn and establish my own strategy on it. There are some common and also differences between ETFs and mutual funds.
1) ETF can be trade during the day, mutual funds only have one price per day
2) Buying ETFs needs to pay commission, buying no-load mutual funds doesn't
3)ETFs have almost no limit to trade, mutual funds usually have many limitations.
4)ETF is conceptually index funds, mutual can be index funds, can be not.
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hi you,
what's the meaning for no-load mutual funds?
I'm seeing an advisor to planning my TFSA account for me. to use it buy some funds.
what particular funds you think are better for this current economy circumstance? -
- 时间: 2009-12-04 14:32 RustRose 写道:
hi you,
what's the meaning for no-load mutual funds?
I'm seeing an advisor to planning my TFSA account for me. to use it buy some funds.
what particular funds you think are better for this current economy circumstance?
Be careful with advisers, they only recommand you to buy loaded-mutual funds.
the load is usually 4.5-5%, the money goes to his/her (adviser) pocket.
which means you lost 4.5-5.0% the first day you open your account. Also, whenever, you want to add money to the fund, you will lose the same percentage. The adviser may tell you to buy some fund, you will pay the load at the end, yes, that is a different class, you will lose more whenever you withdraw your money.
Say no to loaded fund! period!
You can find some book such as <<mutual fund for dummies>> or similar to read first before hand your money to your adviser.
Some Helpful Mutual Fund Knowlwdge
