I just bought PCSF (Public China Select Fund) priced 0.21, which is launched middle of 2007. From the historical analysis, I found that it performs quite well and growth potentially to 0.29. So, It has quite a track record previously. Now, it’s a right time for me to invest since now is the market downtime.
Overall, PCSF is the best performing regional fund at the moment, and more upside as Olympics is near.
Personal suggestion is you can load more into PCSF, since the typhoon is over now.
I believe PCSF is just in its infancy; a higher jump should come closer to the Olympics.
What’s better is that PCSF might be able to pay a high dividend at end of the year before Olympic.
Why fund company keep on introducing new funds?
I know, there’re the obvious reasons and how about the less obvious ones?
Have you guys ever thought about a fund company doing intra-trade, intra-transfer among their funds?
It’s a huge scheme actually and outsiders may not see it properly and obviously. New funds are introduced to keep investors interested. With the ever growing opportunities, fund managers have to get in the new funds to suit for the situation. It’s also a way to keep the funds recycled, while keeping costs low to target on new investors.
Normally, the new fund price would be low in order to get investors’ interest. While new funds are released, the charges are discounted during the promotion period.
In addition, when the fund managers see their existing funds are doing great, they’ll launch a fund that mimics it. Mostly the new fund with new strategies will be launched. Just like people saw oil price keep on shooting up then UT company will come out some sort of fund that invest in oil or oil company etc.
Difference Between Old Fund Vs New Fund
Some people like to invest old fund since they can see the track record or won any award for consistent performance.
From my perspective, I look at new funds because most of the new funds are investing in the most recent hot portfolio while old funds can’t really change their scope anymore.
Some people feel that the old fund couldn’t rise up fast since it is in stable period or nearly hit highest peak. For me, old fund doesn’t mean it won’t go up, performance wise all depend on their portfolio aka stocks they are holding.
New funds or Old funds actually are the same. Just new funds NAV is lower.