Different avatars and furries asked us. Yes..LFB and LWI are completely different derivatives:
LFB: Capial protection 100% with minimal dividend of 2% per month plus a participation of max 5% per month on the value increase of a reference basket which consists of six shares (WSE: HCL, RDX, SLM, AMA; AVIX: AIC, BNT). Duration one year
LWI: Capital protection 95%. No dividend but 95-100% participation on value increase of calculated INDEX on 34 selected shares traded at WSE. Paid company dividends are included in the calculation. Reimboursement after six month.
In other word, if you want to sleep well you buy LFB and if not...LWI. Of course we think that Lemur WSEIndex (LWI) will only be bullish in the future.
The WSEIndex fell slightly to 994.3 over the weekend. However, weekends are often not the best for share values - can it be that other things are more fun then WSE...lol
Coming end of month will bring us dividends, company reports and the Index should climb again. End of this week we then will update the index and replace some of the weaker shares in it.
Greetz
Casper Trebuchet
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