"Finam" formed a mutual fund with elements of a social network
Whether a “smart crowd” is capable of investing in joint capital is profitable - we will soon see thanks to the risky experiment of “Finam”.
The management company Finam Management has formed an open-end investment fund Finam Narodny . The shareholders themselves will take an active part in determining the structure of its portfolio. They will choose stocks by voting over the Internet. Any experienced investor will tell you that going after the crowd is absolutely insane, but in the era of Web 2.0, even the fundamental principles of playing on the stock market are questioned. What will come of it?
At present, the initial structure of the fund's portfolio is being formed, and assets with low and moderate risk levels are included in it. This work is carried out by Finam portfolio managers. In the future, they will also take part in the mutual fund, but their activities will be of a technical nature: they will bring to life the consolidated opinion of investors about which particular securities should be included in the fund's portfolio.
Starting from May 2, each of the shareholders will be able to form their model portfolio using the service presented on the website www.fdu.ru. By a special technique, the portfolios of all shareholders will be analyzed, resulting in a consensus portfolio, a kind of collective decision. It will be implemented by the technical manager of the mutual fund.
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Shareholders will be able to communicate with each other via the Internet, discuss certain scenarios for the development of events in the stock market and the solutions that are adequate to them. Thus, it turns out that when managing the UIF, elements of a social network will be implemented that are supposedly able to perform educational functions for beginning investors.
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The management company Finam Management has formed an open-end investment fund Finam Narodny . The shareholders themselves will take an active part in determining the structure of its portfolio. They will choose stocks by voting over the Internet. Any experienced investor will tell you that going after the crowd is absolutely insane, but in the era of Web 2.0, even the fundamental principles of playing on the stock market are questioned. What will come of it?
At present, the initial structure of the fund's portfolio is being formed, and assets with low and moderate risk levels are included in it. This work is carried out by Finam portfolio managers. In the future, they will also take part in the mutual fund, but their activities will be of a technical nature: they will bring to life the consolidated opinion of investors about which particular securities should be included in the fund's portfolio.
Starting from May 2, each of the shareholders will be able to form their model portfolio using the service presented on the website www.fdu.ru. By a special technique, the portfolios of all shareholders will be analyzed, resulting in a consensus portfolio, a kind of collective decision. It will be implemented by the technical manager of the mutual fund.
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Shareholders will be able to communicate with each other via the Internet, discuss certain scenarios for the development of events in the stock market and the solutions that are adequate to them. Thus, it turns out that when managing the UIF, elements of a social network will be implemented that are supposedly able to perform educational functions for beginning investors.
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Web 2.0 came to traders
"Collective Mind Filters" find talent in the crowd
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/7259/
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