Insular Life's Wealth Builder Equity Fund as of June 28, 2010, its net asset value per unit (navpu) has more than doubled since inception in 2005, for existing policyholders, is it time to take profits?
a retrospective view (based on the past) will lead to a "logical" conclusion that it made sense to take profits now and wait for it to correct before going back again, but is this the right decision? When i am investing money to fund future goals, should my action be retrospective or prospective, if i assume a growth rate of 8.0% per year (prospectively) over the next several years, i am seeing the navpu to rise to the Php 3.00 level, is the current level of Php 2.06 too high already?
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