The key is you have to pay tax, since and price drops after divi

So only the fund's unrealized P&L matters. 

That is why ppl don't want to buy mutual funds before the realized gain distribution.

Say you buy fund at $10 per share, next day fund distributes $1 realized gain per share, as a result, you get $1, price drops to $9 after distribution (NAV decrease by $1), you still have $1 + $9 = $10 in your accounts, but you have to pay taxt for $1, ends up you have a loss.

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• 正是。 -美西遊子- ♀ (385 bytes) () 02/05/2012 postreply 14:06:58

• SIGH, 您還是粗線條比較可愛 -rx300- ♂ (426 bytes) () 02/05/2012 postreply 14:20:30