Pender US All Cap Equity Fund Class D (PGF860)

Pender US All Cap Equity Fund Class D (PGF860)
- P/E (TTM): 13.9X
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Pender Value Fund Class D (PGF260 $10.87)
- $10.87 P/E (TTM): 12.9X Cap: $1M
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Pender US All Cap Equity Fund Class D (PGF860)
- P/E (TTM): 13.9X
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Q: Dear 5i,

I am considering purchasing either PGF860 or PGF260 for my RIF and TFSA accounts.
Morningstar describes both as Global Small/Mid/Cap equity mutual funds but, PGF860 appears to have much fewer holdings. May I please have your thoughts on these two funds and whether they might be good considerations for my two different accounts. Might one be better suited for each account?
Thanks for the terrific service!

Read Answer Asked by Ian on February 03, 2021