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Price/Book Ratio

Let's discuss a fundamental concept in finance - the price/book ratio. This term is used to measure the value of a fund by taking into consideration the price/book ratios of all the stocks in its portfolio. But what exactly is book value? It is the net worth of a company, calculated by subtracting its total liabilities from its total assets. To calculate the price/book ratio, we divide a company's market price by its book value. Keep in mind that stocks with negative book values are not included in this calculation.

Close Ended Funds

Allow me to introduce you to a type of investment known as a closed-end fund. These funds are created by fund houses with a fixed number of units available for purchase at t...

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Asset Allocation

This strategy helps to minimize risk and maximize returns. Asset allocation is a crucial aspect of managing your investments. It involves diversifying your portfolio by all...

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Exit Load

Mutual fund houses often levy an exit load when an investor chooses to withdraw their units or exit a scheme. This charge is applicable only if the exit is made within a spe...

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Turnover

To understand the concept of turnover, imagine a fund that holds a diverse portfolio of assets. The turnover ratio is calculated by dividing the total value of transactions,...

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