Introduction to Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds is a kind of financial entity investing the funds collected from investors in a set of securities and any investor shares in profits and loss from such investment proportional to its shares in the funds.
Mutual funds collect the funds from public and form securities portfolio and by its specialist team manage the securities existing in the investment portfolio.
Main functions of mutual funds depend on the performance of securities and other assets where funds invested in. mutual funds is a tool for risk taking investors with no specialty and such funds have usually well-experienced managers properly variating the securities portfolio for their investors. According to the possibility and requirement for redeeming the shares by funds, at any time investors are able to sell their shares. Any mutual funds must provide the potential investors and public with prospectus of funds including objectives and forms of investment, costs, and terms of sales and redeeming the shares of funds and others.
 
Advantages of Mutual Funds

1. Professional capital management: its management by a group of analysits and professional is one of the main advantages of mutual; this is very important point for investors, particularly minor and amateur investors by which they could find a person for investing and managing their investment.
2. Variety based on financial theories: by increasing the variety and diversification of investment, one could reduce the investment risk followed by reduced cost of a share by increasing other securities. Mutual funds portfolio usually contains tens of shares and or various securities to minimize investment risk while such verification couldn’t be easily provided for minor investors.
3. Simplicity: investment in mutual funds is easy and simple not needing to complicated analyses; transacting the shares of funds is also conducted easily.
4. Liquidity: mutual funds provide you with this possibility to cash your money as quick as possible with no complication and problem for selling your investment units.

 
Net Asset Value (NAV)
As stated above, by paying for an amount you own a part of mutual funds; NAV is indeed the value of mutual funds set divided by number of shares calculated at the end of any dealing day according to the changes in the price of shares, securities and cash profits dedicated to it. Any investor could be informed instantly and at any moment from its NAV by referring the website of mutual funds.
 
Now, this brokerage is managing the mutual funds belonged to Gostareshe Fardaye Iranian Funds, Ganjineh Ayandeh Roshan Fund and Tajrobeh Iranian Fund.
 
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For more information and investment on Tajrobeh Iranian Fund , Gostareshe Fardaye Iranian and Ganjineh Ayandeh Roshan, please call to 42764141, contact MS. Hosseini