Types of investment funds
Posted on Nov 20, 2000 08:15:27 AM
Investment funds, in our opinion, one of the most convenient ways to invest. They are used as novice investors and professionals. Given the large number of existing funds, they can choose for every taste and color. 
Stock funds, bond, mixed (and stocks and bonds), investing only in a specific region, country, sector, etc.
Their main advantage, as you know, it is possible for small amounts of money to diversify investments. That is, investing in the fund you indirectly own a significant number of financial instruments (stocks, bonds), rather than one or two, if you decide to buy them directly.
For significant amounts of the preference will be savings on transaction costs. Those who use the approach of top-down “(top down approach) to select investments, and clearly represents what he wants to invest in one or two stock than to buy several dozen and even hundreds of assets.
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Posted on Nov 15, 2000 08:15:27 AM
Hedge fund – a private investment partnership that will use all possible instruments for absolute returns. Hedging means insurance against changes in prices of assets (securities and their derivatives). (Domestic value of the English word “hedge”, which are formed from stock terms – “hedge”.)
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Bond and its response
Posted on Oct 18, 2000 08:15:27 AM
Bond – is an issued security, fixing the right of its holder to receive from the issuer of the bond provided for in her life on its face value and recorded in its percentage of this value or other property equivalent.
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Types of Bonds
Posted on Oct 10, 2000 08:15:27 AM
Bonds, as well as Bank Deposits reflect the debt ratio. However, both investment grade bonds offer more opportunities for investment as compared with deposits.
Bonds can be purchased either at the initial offering, or on the secondary market. Since there is a secondary market, respectively, they can sell without waiting for the maturity date. Which is very convenient.
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