.Is now the correct time to invest ??. Because it seems like very HIGH PRICE Now !!

I m not yet a Mutual fund holder

23/12/2010 PB CHINA PACIFIC EQUITY FUND PBCPEF 0.1734 -0.0024 -1.37%

wow thats quite low.. more like the fund very under performing...

, well maybe long term might be better...

well at least the price is good to go in.. if you do cost averaging

I believe that is not the only China that suffers such big blow. Other China funds from Public Mutual have the similar performance; way below its initial NAV; i.e. PCIF, PCSF.

David is indeed correct...Most of the China funds are actually way below their NAV right now... I guess just keep in mind that you are investing for the long term...

Oh btw, jeff, i am sure u were prepared to face the risk when you go into Equity fund, rite?

This post has been edited by =--ChoonG->>: Dec 27 2010, 05:24 PM

buy more unit now

later cina revise their RMB then u will untung more

hi guys, i'm a newbie...
my agent advised me to switched from PIADF to PSF on October.
later i felt that PSF price is quite high. (0.7217)
can i do a switching from PSF to PMMF before the 31 Dec then switch back to PSF?

Did your agent give you any reason why to switch to PSF? My agent advised me to switch to PAUEF instead.

You can read her reasons from her blog:
http://mypublicmutualexp.blogspot.com/2010...tions-part.html

Good luck.

Just for correction, if not some may misunderstand.

The China fund is not way below the NAV.
Not such thing of below NAV in UT.

The current published figure/price is its current NAV.

It is just way below its IPO price.

cherroy is right. Sorry for the misleading msg earlier.

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Hi,

I need you guys advice. I started to invest in public mutual last year in two funds (public china titans and public growth). Initial investment is rm1500 per fund. Each month I add another Rm100 into each fund. PCTF is not performing so well as compared to PGF. Im thinking of switching PCTF to PGF. Is it a good idea? Is it better to switch all in one go or a few times?

Remember that each switching will cost you RM 25. If you want to perform, it's better to do it one shot.

This post has been edited by David83: Dec 29 2010, 07:17 AM

for each 100 invested, I need to pay 5+ for the fees. The return is not high, I invested 2000 on one of the fund and until today the value is only 2100++. In 2 years, I only earn 100++. If price going to drop next year, I could not even get back my own money ..

you going long term or short term ?? "usually" mutual funds return comes in during the long term.. on avg...

Long term. Until now it is almost 3 years and this return is very bad. If this is to reduce the inflation rate annually, I considered this is -ve return for this 3 years. I have total 2 unit trust investments and it will be the only 2. I will not recommend this kind of fund to my friends or family. There is more opportunites that much better than this. My personal opinion.

care to share and enlighten us to the other opportunities ??

I am normal investor

ASNB fund, stock market and some others on guranteed fund

Please note that most guaranteed fund is a very misleading investment. It is nothing more than 90-95% long term fixed deposit (NID) and some 5%-10% in highly speculative stocks, yet you pay high fees for very meager returns. Stay far far away.

This post has been edited by gark: Dec 29 2010, 12:35 PM

You mean structure deposit ?

Nope I mean Guaranteed Funds, they are very misleading investments.