SOME MORE INTERESTING HISTORICAL FACTS ON ARBITRAGE SCHEMES

By · Monday, April 6th, 2009

Hi,

 

Of late ( once again since February 2009) I have been recommending to invest in Arbitrage schemes with an intention to earn steady tax free returns Q on Q with negligible or no down side.

 

Instead of timing your entries & exits in this asset class, if one would have invested in say October 2006 & held it during the bull cycle & thereafter even during the bear market cycle post January 2008, the said asset class has declared dividend of 2% or higher on Q on Q basis since December 2006 till last quarter i.e. this asset class has generated 8% post tax returns Y on Y from 2006 till date ( without any downside ). No other asset class viz. equity, income, gilt etc, has generated such steady returns for the past so many years.

 

To reiterate once again:

 

1.      This asset class has generated 8-9% post tax returns Y on Y since 2006 onwards

2.      This asset class has no volatility attached to it unlike any of the debt or equity schemes

3.      It has been the safest & most steady asset class in any investor portfolios

4.      J M Arbitrage Advantage scheme has an uninterrupted dividend track record of 2% or higher per quarter since December 2006 i.e. they have declared dividend of 8% or higher every year since December 2006 as can be seen from the table below:

 

Date Declared

Dividend Per Unit (Rs.)

22-Dec-06

0.22

23-Mar-07

0.20

22-Jun-07

0.20

21-Sep-07

0.25

18-Jan-08

0.20

19-Mar-08

0.25

20-Jun-08

0.22

16-Sep-08

0.18

16-Dec-08

0.22

18-Mar-09

0.20

 

Markets are on the upswing, giving opportunities to Fund Managers to lock in higher returns and investors to invest at lower NAVs on days when markets are up ( it is reverse correlation between markets going up & NAVs going down & vice versa). Increase your exposure to this asset class & reduce your exposure to asset classes taking call on interest rates or equity markets i.e. market directional calls either in debt or in equity

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