NAV
Market basicsAlso called: Net asset value
Net Asset Value — a mutual fund’s holdings minus liabilities, divided by units outstanding.
In plain terms
A low NAV is not cheap. It reflects how long the fund has existed, not what it is worth.
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Net Asset Value — a mutual fund’s holdings minus liabilities, divided by units outstanding.
A low NAV is not cheap. It reflects how long the fund has existed, not what it is worth.