I have lost faith towards all the China funds from Public Mutual. The previous China funds which I was holding were PCSF and PCIF. Both of these funds has made me lose more than 30%! I choose not to cost average it as I do not have the confidence towards PM fund managers on China funds.

@Chartry
You may want to approach any Unit Trust Consultants for PM fund series or walk into Public Bank for PB fund series.

@Crystal87
I won't be surprised if you are one of the Public Mutual agents trying to promote China funds.

Well, I am just sharing my thoughts on the China funds managed by the PM Managers. We as the end investor DO NOT care if the China government do anything at their end to control the economy, we only see the RETURN of the particular fund.

@buylowsellhigh
PCIF is not a local islamic fund.

@doublek
I am holding PIOF. When the market is good, most of the funds are doing good.

@David83
PSMALLCAP is closed to the market for now... It's indeed a great fund

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Added on October 5, 2010, 8:29 pm@doublek
I personally don't like PCIF, least it did not suit my investment profile (been with Public Mutual for more than 10 years). If you are looking for a local Islamic fund, you may want to consider PITTIKAL.

This post has been edited by guanteik: Oct 5 2010, 08:32 PM

@Demey
No for me.

@august.decision
You may purchase RM100 after you have switched out all your units previously. It's still active anyway.

Unit split for PIBOND...wondering will this fund be opened again.

@David83
Yes, PIBOND is considered a good fund under PM series. Next alternative fund is PBOND.

@jagz
Learn by experience. I doubt many will teach you about it unless you are going for a course.

Bonds are low risk investment. For PM Bond funds, there are dividends (annual). You can try PBOND, for Islamic PISBF.

@MNet, storekeeper
PSMALLCAP is closed for investments, but still accepting existing DDI transactions.

-removed-

This post has been edited by guanteik: Dec 5 2010, 07:31 PM

@mois
To be an ELITE member, you need to have 500K MQGP, means your capital as per what cheahcw2003 said.

@elearning
You cannot time the market. Any market might observe a correction. I would recommend you to either lock in some profits, or if you are in a red territory, do some averaging.

@elearning
Everyone has got their way of investing. For unit trust, I do dollar cost average. And sometimes a lump sum when i 'feel' the market is near bottom.

@raj3s
PSMALLCAP is closed for the moment. You cannot switch other funds to this fund.

@dayvarn
Unit trust agents are NOT unit trust managers, thus they do not control the market based on your investment. They can only advise you on the fund potential, perspectives, what/where does your investment goes to etc. Another thing is you cannot depend 100% on what your agent tells you. Even your agent is very experience, you still need to do your own study.

@David83
Didn't know this can be done... great information you have there!

@Kaka23
5 years is considered short to midterm to me.

@PMnewbie
If you have not registered for eDividend with PM, then they will issue you a cheque.