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Title: SATRIXINDI VS. CORONATION INDUSTRIAL FUND
Post by: jonb on February 02, 2016, 04:20:17 pm

Hey All

Quick question to get some opinions

Looking for a reasonable fund to get a long term tax free saving account going

One option : SATRIX INDI --> low cost , strong track record but worried about heavy Naspers rating

second option : Coronation Industrial fund... not a bad performer and over the next tricky market period it might be beneficial having active management?

Anyone have any opinions on these?

As always much appreciated!

Title: Re: SATRIXINDI VS. CORONATION INDUSTRIAL FUND
Post by: Hamster on February 02, 2016, 07:42:42 pm

For what it's worth. my TFSA is made up of STXIND and DBXWD (60:40)

I'll most likely continue with that this coming year and bring in PTXTEN. Distribute it STXIND:45 DBXWD:35 PTXTEN:20

Or something like that

Title: Re: SATRIXINDI VS. CORONATION INDUSTRIAL FUND
Post by: jonb on February 03, 2016, 12:30:37 pm

@Hamster

thats exactly what I was thinking, thanks :)

Have always been in Coronation indi and its done well ... from a cost point of view and also to be on one TFSA was thinking of changing to STXIND , and putting 40% into DBXWD