7Mon·

Small caps bought up

Since the poor small caps have been downright slaughtered and have fallen particularly sharply compared to the market as a whole, I treated myself to something that has been on my wish list for some time. With a minimum investment of € 7500, this is not exactly the product for the typical private investor.

But if active management can deliver an additional return, then probably in small caps. (and frontier markets, but more on that later)

07.04

TZG

Janus Henderson HF Glbl Smllr Comp H2

Bought x200 at €37.60

€7,520.00

4 Comments

Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

3Mon

Which broker do you trade the fund with?
Or do you know which broker you can trade it with?

Greetings
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TotallyLost@TotallyLost

3Mon

@Stullen-Portfolio I do this via Flatex.
I haven't found a share class for this fund that is freely traded, you can only get in or out once a day at the NAV. Directly with the issuer.
The trading venue is then "KAG/Emittent".

Don't be surprised that money is already gone, but the market order is still open, this seems to be normal according to support.
You will then receive your shares within 48 hours.

Be sure to check the factsheet, where all share classes are often listed.
There are at least 10 for the fund alone and as a normal person you can usually only invest in one. 😅

https://www.onvista.de/suche?searchValue=janus-henderson-horizon-smaller-companies

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Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

3Mon

@TotallyLost
Thank you very much for your answer and the further information.

Every now and then I actually think about whether small caps are a sensible addition to my Stullen portfolio... but so far I am neither convinced of the fundamental necessity nor of the products to implement it. But the Henderson fund would go in this direction...

Greetings
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TotallyLost@TotallyLost

3Mon

@Stullen-Portfolio but it is rather growth-heavy
If you prefer SC Value, I have discovered this one for myself: $C9DW

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