I have some PIOGF but I think the return is not very good so far. Thinking about switching. Any good suggestions?

Guys, I think you got the idea all wrong...

It does not matter if it's a mutual fund, a trust fund, or you actually buy stocks on your own. It's an investment, period.

Whether you like it or not, investment involves the possibility of losses.

Take another example, what you are talking about is similar to what a business owner hire people for. For example, if you hire a cashier to work in your restaurant, are you expecting that the cashier will always be 100% accurate in his/her work? If you hire a cook for your restaurant, does it mean that he/she will cook 100% perfectly tasty dishes at all times? Come on, people...