Investor distrust grows over closed-end mutual funds’ poor performance
In recent years, closed-end mutual funds traded on the country’s stock market have failed to meet investors’ expectations due to consistently poor returns.
This has been reflected in their unit prices, which often trade significantly below their face value.
Currently, there are 37 closed-end mutual funds listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE),
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If you listened to the mainstream financial news networks, you would be forgiven for thinking that a softening economy, higher inflation, and rising interest rates had crushed the consumer and that spending was on the verge of a titanic plunge. But if that’s all true why is Visa down by a small single digit percentage for the year while the S&P 500 is down almost 3x as much?
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