| Unit Trust Definition |
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| Written by Siamkia | |
| Saturday, 28 June 2008 | |
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The following diagram show the definition for unit trust as well as definition for mutual fund which quoted from Peter Lynch's book - "One Up On The Wall".
Unit Trust allows individual investor to provide their financial resources to it to arhieve the investment objectives that set in the guideline or deed. In mutual fund definition, it stated that it allows people with small amounts of money to invest with diversification.Investors with small amounts of money are very hard to perform diversification in the stock market.In stock market, stocks that are famous with stability, high dividends and consistent growth mostly are blue-chip stocks which have higher share price.Investors with small amounts of money cannot perform diversification to invest in other stocks after invest in such a high price stock.For examples, an investor with financial resource $1000, will not able to invest on other stock after investing in 100 unit blue chip share with price $10, assuming 100 unit is the minumum unit for that transaction. In unit trust, after it pools finance resources of many individual investors, the fund size is big enough to perform a lot of big transaction on various type of blue-chip stock and arhieve diversification objective. As per Peter Lynch's quote, the mutual fund is a wonder investion but it is not necessary suitable for every one.The following are types of individual that are suitable to invest in unit trust.
The following are types of individual that should not invest their money in unit trust. If you meet at least two criteria of below, you are not suitable to make investment in unit trust.
To conclude, unit trust is not suitable for everyone, but it is suitable for most people as a lot of people do not have time and knowledge to make their own investment.You can go thru the criteria above and determine whether you are suitable to invest in unit trust. |
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