Public Smallcap Fund open for investment again!!

Haven't announce in web but as an agent I got firsthand news from the company directly 

Yeap, but to me I think its worth the charge since the fund performance is quite outstanding and is so far the best performing fund among all unit trust in Malaysia. The previous time of its reopening only valid for two days only 

Is Public SmallCap officially re-open? How come no announcement yet - or did I missed anything?

Thanks. Clarified through Public Mutual that it is indeed open. Thought want to do switching, but seems not allowed. Have to fork out some money for it.

u still need count minus the sales charge.

is it she invest lump sum or DCA?

May I know, how you calculate your returns?

And what is so great about all these unscrupulous agents (not everyone) is their reasoning of why it is good to buy unit trust anytime.
When it is booming, like these two years, they'll show u the extraodinary gain in just 2 years.
When it drops, they'll reason that unit trust is a long term investment, look beyong the horizon...yada yada...
So...check out the performance of most of the funds for like 4-5 years and u'll see some still in the -ve region while some cant even compete with fd.
God...what a great sales pitch.

You look knowledgeable. I just bought Public Select Dividend fund at average cost of RM 0.32 (include all the fee).

What price is expected to achieve ?

well...my problem now is they accept the money and i have no idea when they will refund my money...it's quite a big sum for me...
i'm quite pissed with public mutual...

they should have make sure they don't accept any new fund by default if the fund is closed.... how can they allow fund to be continued to be transferred into the bond fund when it's closed?

then now my money is stuck...i called 3 times...the 3rd time...the customer service told me might take up to 2 weeks to give me back my money? wtf... when want money...customer pay fast...when refund...it's always like that so slow...

if they allow switching then they cannot suck maximum commission

how much the price when u bought in?

What do you mean - bleeding? There aren't enough big drops in the last 2 years to call "bleeding".

If you included the initial 5.5% charge as bleeding, that's the wrong thing to do.

js two week time u lost 9k exclude the 5.5% services charges...
sure u invest a lot...(highest during re-open period is 0.9815, and price for 4 May is 0.9607)

Hi Im_Not_Stupid - how low is low, how high is high = personal judgement, risk appetite & entry/exit rules.

Personally, i'd consider NAV low enough to be of value to do BULK purchase (33% of my "value ammo") if the current NAV is about  30% to 40% lower than the 3 years' moving average. Non-agents will have problems getting historical data - talk with your PM Agent for the data. They can get it from "Financial Advisor" application (must be subscribed from PM).

If i was not privy to such access, i'd use do exactly what i'd recommend - ask my PM Agent for statistical data. They are getting the commission AND "career benefits" right, thus, help a customer out with data shouldn't be a prob. Mind U, i am a bit of a baka expecting service from sales agents, else i buta pay commission and management fees for nothing 

The first prize in both category is definately a 

u can only buy pb series fund with public bank. Agents do not carry pb series. Pb Islamic bond is closed whislt pb fixed income is still available for subscription.