Anonymous

08 Jan 2022

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How does cspx reinvest dividends? I don’t see any change in my stock value or position

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08 Jan 2022

Your unit won’t change, but your value of each unit will~

Because your dividend is use to buy more securities within the fund, you can compare with SPY (distributing), you will realise the price rise alot faster than SPY, that because dividend reinvested back, but both actually having same growth

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