The purpose of this article is to make the reader familiar with the analysis methods necessary to compare a traditional investment fund that accrues realized income to its net asset value (NAV) with an investment fund that does not accrue realized income to its NAV....
Buying a Dividend
You Are Paying Someone Else’s Taxes – Why Buyers are Paying the Seller’s Taxes
What would you do if someone who you did not know asked you to pay taxes on the income that they earned? I think most people would be outraged or appalled at the thought of someone, even asking that question. However, if you are a taxable investor, you are paying...
Buy More Shares Using the Same Amount of Capital
This article describes how investors, who buy investment funds using FairShares technology, can buy more shares of a FairShares fund than they can of an equivalent traditional fund. Traditional investors are buying a dividend, which reduces their invested capital. As...
Buying a Dividend: An Open Letter to Wall Street
Dear Investment Community, We are writing to introduce our company FairShares. We are passionate about creating products that help investors make more money and keep more of what they earn. We have both good and bad news for anyone who has ever bought a stock or...



