What is the mix of the mixture?

Blend is a form of mutual fund, which consists more of a number of different types of assets than one or two types of assets. The basic idea of ​​the mixture fund is to allow the investor to change the diversity of his shares without setting up several different funds.

often referred to as hybrid funds, there are no real limitation of asset types that can be included in a single mixture. Within the mixture fund, it is possible to have an eclectic combination of shares, bonds and securities on the money market. There is also no prohibited percentage of the mixture fund that must be composed of one class of assets. It is therefore possible for the mix of the mixture to be heavy with shares and contain only a few bonds and other securities, or be more or less assigned to the classes of assets.

Just as there is no ideal balance between the type of assets that can be part of the mixture fund, there is also no recommended remainingTak between the risk of one asset in the fund and the rest of the assets. In fact, many examples of the mixture will contain a diverse mixture of assets that carry a wide range of risk, from very safe to wildly risky. The exact composition of the mixture fund is for an individual investor and how much the risk wants to consider as part of the overall investment system.

Due to the diverse character of the mixture fund, it is very difficult to classify the fund as more or less risky than other forms of mutual fund. However, there is a thought school that tends to place the mixture fund as less risky than equity mutual funds, increasingly risky than the more simplified bond funds.