INVESTMENT OF THE FUND PROPERTY & RESTRICTIONS Sample Clauses

INVESTMENT OF THE FUND PROPERTY & RESTRICTIONS. 6.1. Investment Objective PSAF is a value based asset allocation fund, the objective of which is to invest either equity or fixed income securities depending on the valuation of the equity market based on a detailed quantitative model. The F und will invest increasingly in equity when the model shows that equities are undervalued and decrease exposure to equities and invest in fixed income securities when the quantitative model shows that equities are over valued. The quantitative model will value equities the short, medium and long-terms using objective inputs such as economic numbers, overall earnings, yields, etc. as well as estimated numbers such as predicted earnings, inflation, etc. Following the model output will result in a disciplined investment strategy that will buy equities when they are cheap and sell them when they are expensive. This disciplined approach will also help in stabilizing the equity markets in Pakistan at levels that can be objectively supported and will work to deflate bubbles and support prices in severe bear markets. The Fund will be invested in the following asset classes:
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