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Paul Chen

30 Jan 2021

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What does Offer-Bid and Bid-bid performance mean in Prulink Super Growth investment fund factsheets?

Anyone knows what does Offer-Bid and Bid-bid performance mean in Prulink Super Growth investment fund factsheets?

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Pang Zhe Liang

30 Jan 2021

Lead of Research & Solutions at Havend Pte Ltd

Generally, the offer price is the price that you will buy the investment unit at. And the bid price will be the price that you will sell the investment unit for at the same instant. And the respective performance measures the growth or loss based on the pre-defined period.

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