Ankit Case Study

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The name of our mutual fund is AnKit, we choose this because the work kit is something that helps assist or it is a tool that helps people get the job done. This is why we choose the name AnKit because we are there to help someone with funds.
Our mutual funds is aiming at a low risk, because high risk is for long term, but the horizon time is only ten years and that is nearly enough time for long term. There for having lower risk will help keep score positive.
We choose Toronto Dominion Bank (TB) to be one of our investments because they have a dividend yield of 3.9% and their price to earnings ratio is 12.57. We choose this specific stock as one of our investing companies because TD bank has performed well over the last decade. TD also allows

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