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Anonymous

06 Sep 2021

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How to track the current market rate of OCBC BCIP units?

Brought OCBC BCIP for awhile but clueless about how to track the P&L per units. Anyone can help this newbie?

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CH

07 Sep 2021

You should be able to see the P/L in ibanking summary.

or do you mean you want to see breakdown of p/l for the units you bought each month? don't think that is possible unless you track in excel by yourself.

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