@malic_2:
Are you in contact with a broker with IMG? If wala pa and if you're interested, we could set an appointment to talk about it. Better yet I'm inviting you sa office, naay presentation didto about building the right financial foundation.
^^Ok. I encourage you to attend presentations sa IMG, nindot kaayo. A real eye opener.
i got one more question...
example lang ni ha...if mo buy ko og Mutual Fund 5k then applying rule of 72 sa 8% rate, after nine years pa ma double ang 5k w/c is mahimong 10k? sakto ba ko so far?
but since mag fluctuate man ang stock market so dili steady ang rate nga 8% would that mean nga after 9 years dili jud siya ma insakto nga 10k?
Rule of 72 is just for fixed interest rates. Ang pagcompute sa gains sa mutual funds is through NAVPS. Just multiply the current NAVPS to your number of shares held then ang product iminus sa imong total investment.
Here's an illustration
Month 1 - NAVPS is P20 then invest ka ug P5t - you get 250 shares
Month 2 - NAVPS is P30 then additional investment ka ug P6t - you get 200 shares
So all in all you get 450 shares. Now, the NAVPS went up to P40 per share. Since you have 450 shares, imultiply lang na by P40 and you'll get P18000. P18000 - P11000 (total amount invested) = P7000. So imong gain is P7000.
kanang 8% to 12% average yearly performance na siya if long term imo investment. this is based on the stock market history. so most likely mo double imo cash after nine years, but it could be earlier or later as well.
Di man jud na siya guaranteed, estimate or projection rana siya. mokita jud ka kung long term imo investment.
The best part is, conservative ra kaayo na. Ang 10 year average ron is around 15 to 20%.
Last edited by Metz; 01-27-2011 at 02:36 PM.
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