Southern Crude Oil LOF warns of secondary market premium risk
According to Golden Ten Data on May 18, Southern Asset Management Co., Ltd. has issued an announcement stating that the secondary market trading price of its Southern Crude Oil Securities Investment Fund Class A units has experienced significant fluctuations. Investors are advised to closely monitor the net asset value of the fund units. This is a special reminder for investors to be aware of the premium risk in secondary market trading prices. Investors who blindly invest in fund units with a high premium rate may suffer substantial losses.
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