Investeerimisfondi American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class R-3 (RNCCX) osaku hind ja uudised

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American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class R-3

14,09 $

1. apr · USD · MUTF · Välistus

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class R-2

14,03 $

RINBX0,29%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class 529-A

14,12 $

CIPAX0,36%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class ABLE-F-2

14,16 $

CIQGX0,28%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class 529-C

14,07 $

CIPCX0,29%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class F-2

14,16 $

INPEX0,35%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class A

14,13 $

INPAX0,36%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class F-3

14,13 $

INPDX0,28%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class C

14,04 $

INPCX0,29%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class R-2E

14,13 $

RNBEX0,28%

American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Portfolio Class R-1

14,04 $

RNCAX0,29%

Avatud investeerimisfond

Viimane sulgemishind

14,05 $

Tulusus sel aastal

4,03%

Kulumäär

0,94%

Kategooria

Moderate Allocation

Morningstari hinne

Netovara

69,78 mln USD

Tootlus

3,23%

Väljalasketasu

Asutamiskuupäev

18. mai 2012

Börsiuudised

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