Any chance of getting the Pengana funds?

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Especially the emerging companies fund

DaveJ

Looks like the only two which have meaningful data available are the Emerging Companies fund and the Property Securities fund ... so I should be able to do them (I'll add it to the list).

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Sim'


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Wow...Thanks Sim. I didn't say it last post,

BUT YOU HAVE AN EXCELLENT SITE/SERVICE HERE... Great Work!

Challenger funds are now online: http://www.comparefunds.com.au/fund-manager/challenger/

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Sim'


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any chance of getting the ing funds as well? I know alot are platform funds but it would be great to get the normal ing ones....

Hmm ... looking at the ING website, the way they display their data could be troublesome. I'm not sure I could easily automate access to that data

I'll add it to the list and will revisit it later when I get a chance.

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*sigh* looks like I can't get AMP data either

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Nope - can't get unit price data for either

You'll have to wait for the premium service (which will cost $$)

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Sim
How many managed funds are there ?
How many do you anticipate being able to access ?
Regards
Denis

There are about 20,000 funds in Australia - but that includes all the super funds, master trusts, and variations thereof, which I'm not intending to cover.

I think there are about 1,000 - 2,000 retail and wholesale (less than $250K minimum investment) funds I think ... I'd hope to get near half of these for free off the web.

It will come down to a matter of whether people are interested in a more complete range of data, and if they are prepared to pay for it and if so how much. It's very expensive to buy the data (tens of thousands of dollars per year), so we'd need sufficient people willing to pay to make it available at reasonable cost. Think 200+ people paying $100 per year each at the very least (possibly more).

I may be able to do some deal which will allow cheaper access to the data, but that depends on a lot of things.

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