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Strategies & Market Trends : Bosco & Crossy's stock picks,talk area

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To: Tommaso who wrote (10176)6/15/2005 2:50:39 PM
From: Mario :-)  Read Replies (2) of 37387
 
Tommaso, Thank you!

> The PIMCO fund, PCRDX, tracks the Dow Jones-AIG index exactly, and that is a pretty good commodities index.

So we are talking about this one, right? :

quicktake.morningstar.com

Minimum investment $5.000 (RothIRA $2.500), expense ratio 1.25% what is much better that other over 7% (counting all)

Excuse my ignorance, but I haven't ever trade anything but stocks so I may have few questions for you.

I called Ameritrade (my provider) and they told me that I can trade PCRDX as any other stocks with the same account. So you don't need to open some special account with someone somewhere, right?

Btw, do you now what is whole name for PCRDX (PIMCO CommodityRealRet Strat D) what is that 'Real Ret Strat' stand for?

How do they charge you those 1.25% expenses. When you buy? Or when you hold fund for ne year. So say, you would only have it for 6 months, would they charge 1.25% or half of this? Just currious.

I'm trading stocks - trying to learn.
But I wish to put part of my savings on some safe place if dolar is going to sink in future. And something commodity related would be great. So I really like this PCRDX.

Any comments and sugestions are very welcome :-)

Thank you for your information and your help.

Thanks,
Mario
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