http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/-t1.htm Mon, 03 Mar 2008 16:27:12 GMT 10 http://i34.servimg.com/u/f34/11/82/36/58/mtiffl10.jpg http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/-t1.htm http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/how-do-mutual-fund-manage-to-pay-huge-dividends-t81.htm vishwas.tp In recent times I had put some serious thinking into "How do Mutual Fund manage to pay huge dividends?” For example:SBI Magnum Tax Gain on Feb 15th 2008 paid Rs.11/unit as dividend. The Unit price over a period of 1 year (March 07 – March 08) would average around Rs.55 and if we take Satyam computers as an example it gives around Rs.16-20 rupees as dividend per share priced around Rs.450. So SBI Tax gain is generating Rs.1 for every Rs.5 invested while Satyam is generating Rs.1 for every ... Mutual Funds Mon, 03 Mar 2008 16:27:12 GMT http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/how-do-mutual-fund-manage-to-pay-huge-dividends-t81.htm#304 http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/how-do-mutual-fund-manage-to-pay-huge-dividends-t81.htm http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/nfos-or-continuous-purchase-t39.htm raveeshkumarb With Mutual Funds becoming perfect alternative for age old FDs, more people are buying Mutual Funds. But now with several NFOs(new fund offers) coming in, which one should you go for NFOs or established funds with a track record. Though stocks and MFs have similarities they differ in IPOs and NFOs. In IPOs when the stock gets listed you can sell off on the opening days itself but not in NFOs since NAV of the new MF remains is at the price you bought. But I have seen most of personal finance ... Mutual Funds Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:50:39 GMT http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/nfos-or-continuous-purchase-t39.htm#99 http://enidhi.forumotion.com/mutual-funds-f23/nfos-or-continuous-purchase-t39.htm