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    Investment Proposal Casey Havenga Introduction A client who is 21 years old has approached me with R1 000 000 which they won in the lottery. I will split the money into three parts: R200 000, R200 000 and R600 000. One R200 000 I will invest in a Notice Deposit bank account; the other R200 000 will be invested in Unit Trust investments and the R600 000 will be invested long term in JSE’s top 40 companies. My aim as a broker is to ensure an average of 15% growth on my client’s money

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    Sam Kaleel Maryville University of St. Louis Author: Peter Lynch Publisher: Published May 25th 1994 by Simon & Schuster Edition/Format: eBook: Document: English: 1st ed “The book beating the street is a book published by one of the most if not the most legendary money managers ever the book talks about stocks and other forms of investments that you can utilize and make useful for your investment endeavors. The three key aspects that are addressed in his book are: 1. Get you excited to invest

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    Chapter 1 : Introduction: The idea of ETF was first perceived by NATHAN MOST in 1993. Nathan’s first ETF was called SPARD (also referred to as SPIDER) and it was first traded on the American stock exchange (AMEX) by state street GA. SPARD’s only purpose is to track the S&P 500. The number of ETFs that track different indexes all over the world exchange markets have increased significantly since 1993. SPARD, as a first ETF, dominated the markets in the 1990s, together with CUBES, which was designed

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    Topic: Investing Specific purpose: To Inform my public speaking class about tips on how to do well in the stock market. Central idea: Investing in the stock market at a young age can help you become financially set for the future. INTRODUCTION Attention-getter: According to the book What to Expect When No One’s Expecting by Jonathan V.Last, by 2020 the average price of having a child is expected to be over 1.4 million dollars. Social Security will be a thing of the past, and the only jobs that will

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    activism refers to the active influence on corporate policy and practices through the use of ownership position1. Activism can be advocated by a single minority investor, or large institutional investors with majority stakes in the organization such as mutual funds and pension funds2. The history of shareholder activism can be traced back 80 years ago when a court decision sided with dissident shareholders and reinstated the special dividend that Henry Ford chose to cancel3. Shareholder activism in the

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    Summary 1.1. Research Purpose: When an investor considers to investment money, the first challenge that almost every investor face is numerous options to choose from stocks, bonds, mutual funds & so on. “Equity is one the key asset class which beats inflation in the long run.” (The Times of India, 5th Feb 2015). “Equity mutual funds help investors generate better inflation-adjusted returns, without spending a lot of time and energy on it. While most people consider letting their savings 'grow ' in a

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    Establishing and maintaining an internal mutual fund for Urban Growth Management Company, with smart investments will allow the company to become a stable flourishing corporation. Listed below is the recommended investments to establish a mutual fund for Urban Growth Management Company. An explanation and breakdown of your investments are written out below the breakdown of funds allocated. The fund allocations through various corporations and companies will shift and foster into new opportunities

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    portfolios’ asset allocation freely because of the relatively less regulatory regime. By using leverage, short sales and various types of arbitrage investments, it is easier to generate abnormal returns with timing strategy for hedge funds than it is for mutual funds. With the fast growth during the past two decades, hedge funds have provided a fruitful environment for the investigation of active portfolio management and managers advertise themselves as skilled market timers to investors (Chen, 2007)

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    something random, but most of the time the well-known companies had a medium average in the price. Just after the student decided what he wanted to invest; He invested a small amount of money to prevent a big loss. The first investment was made in a mutual fund; This kind of stock grows slow, this makes them easier to manage and safer. The student invested $2,000 in a company called ‘American Funds Euro Pacific Growth A (AEPGX)’. It is a company that helps small businesses to growth; according to the

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    Fund overview The vanguard equity income fund-investor (VEIF-Inv) is an active managed equity fund which is available to investors who meets the minimum purchase amount requirement (3,000 dollars). Its inception date is 21st March, 1988, and its ticker symbol is VEIPX. VEIF-Inv has used the spliced benchmark index: Russell 1000 Value Index through July 31, 2007; FTSE High Dividend Yield Index thereafter. VEIF-Inv has earned average total returns of 11.02 % per year since inception (calculation from

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