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- Herausgeber: Stefano Calicchio
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Sprache: Englisch
What are mutual funds and how do they work? Learning the basics of asset management has never been easier. For the first time, a comprehensive and accessible guide shows you how mutual funds work. In this practical manual you will find all the information you need to really understand these tools and start creating your portfolio. From open-ended to closed-end funds, from traditional and speculative investments to ETF and real estate funds. The reader will learn step by step how to deal with the global asset management market without hesitation.
Forget the ineffective theoretical manuals from thousands of pages sold at crazy prices on the web and finally enjoy a reading that will give you the know-how you are looking for at an unbeatable price.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020
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Table of contents
Disclaimer
Introduction
Some general considerations on mutual funds
In-depth definition
Comparative taxonomy of investments
Short history of mutual funds
Mechanisms for the operation of mutual funds
The management of mutual funds
The benchmark concept
Exchange Traded Fund
Evaluate the investment compartments
Real estate mutual funds
Open and closed funds
Hedge funds or hedge funds
Monitoring performance
Accession Modes
Monitor costs
Asset allocation and choice of investments
Advantages of mutual funds
Disadvantages of mutual funds
Invest in virtual funds
Last tips
Conclusion
Self-assessment test
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Disclaimer
This book does not constitute in any way advice or solicitation for public savings. Operating on the stock exchange is a risky business. What is shown in this manual is the result of years of study and operation, so there is no guarantee that such results will be achieved. Past results obtained by the author do not provide any kind of guarantee for future earnings.
The reader is fully aware and responsible for his or her economic and financial decisions, i.e., he or she is aware of the risks associated with any type of forex trading.
The case studies and examples contained in the text are the result of facts and opinions that may be changed at any time without prior notice and do not constitute a solicitation to buy or sell securities and public savings.
The reason why these cases are presented is to provide elements of study of the markets, so they cannot be considered as definite forecasts and do not protect against the risk inherent in stock exchange investment activities.
With the presence of this disclaimer the Author declines any responsibility for possible inaccuracies in the data reported, damages, economic losses, direct or indirect damages resulting from the use or disclosure of the information contained in this book.
Introduction
The mutual fund market has an undisputed role as a global asset management benchmark. Born in Europe as far back as the 19th century, it has accompanied the extraordinary world economic growth that has taken place over the following decades to the present day.
During this time, mutual funds have experienced alternating phases, obtaining important recognition from international legislators and taking advantage of difficult times to evolve, becoming increasingly sophisticated and reliable.
Today we have classic, speculative (hedge funds), ETFs (able to faithfully reproduce the benchmark), as well as diversified mutual funds on an infinite number of investment sectors (bonds, shares, commodities); but the exponential increase in investment opportunities has been accompanied by the difficulty of making calm comparisons and making informed choices.
