FD would b a good start jus my 2 cents...

Thanks for the advice, low yat 82.
As the matter of fact, i have deposited a small sum of money into FD two years ago and i am still gaining some interest now.

But i know it's the risk-free investment and of course i think most of you here agree that it will not grow as much as other investment.

I would prefer to learn or analyse other investments that would grow more in terms of money in the future.

i received PB Mutual Fund yearly statement. lol i dun understand anything there. XD hence i dun even know how to calculate, loss or earn and stuff.

lol mind to give me a lecture?


wtf

This post has been edited by ky_khor: Aug 22 2006, 12:36 AM

wanna ask here. here in uk now they offer this investment that they GUARANTEE the interest rate is high above the inflation rate, and it's RISK FREE. i saw it in the tv by this national investment and savings. they even find sir Alan Sugar to promote it.

so is there anything like this in malaysia so far?

amanah saham

Mind telling us which type of fund u invested it ?

the beginners welcomed's PB Balanced Fund

This post has been edited by ky_khor: Aug 22 2006, 12:05 PM

Balanced Fund today buy price is 0.7320, sell price is 0.7796

your statement say u have 1127.01 units @ 0.8873
1127.01 * 0.8873 = 999.995 (round up to 1k - ur initial investment ?)

Market value of ur units holding -
(1127.01+84.2) * 0.7320 = 886.605

Which means on paper you are losing 1000-886.61 = 113.39 at the moment

Hope I dint mislead you

This post has been edited by dEviLs: Aug 22 2006, 12:46 PM

if read that, it is better to invvest in index fund( passively manage fund ) which its follow d market trrend such as S&P 500..... but how ab in malaysia? kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI).?

Mutual fund is a mid-long term investment. Since the service charge of most fund is around 5-6%, normally funds need to take 3 years to gain returns. In fact, many funds perform poorly, however, there're some give you return much higher than FD.

Ya, there're index fund in Msia, which performance is following the KLCI.

yar... i noe... i wanna noe wetehr, KLCI is good enough to follow.... btw, some of d funds offer in malaysia for index fund is outrages....

Hi,

It's better you understand about financial planning. Set your financial target, then come out some plans to achieve your target.

First, you can save up some money in FD, for emergency usage. This amount depends on your expenditure. It's advisable you save an amount equal to your three month expenditure, thus, even you are jobless for 3 months, you still can survive.
After that, plan some investment strategies, start with mutual funds, insurances then stock market. Mutual funds are easy to understand, it's low risk, also low returns, if compared to stock. Then you can go for stock trading in KLSE.

Good Luck.

Anyone here are investing property or should I call it real estate investment?sorry for being noob here..i am interesting in investing property like those buy house and u hold for a period of time than u sell it off.Anyone can give info about these stuff ?Can we earn alot through this ?What is the risk of investing a property ?

Hope someone here are willing to enlighten me

lowyat82,

In fact, I've purchased KLCI index fund, and it gives me return. I can't give any comments on the performance, but I can clarify few things here.
Index funds normally didn't have distribution. Maybe once few years.
The price trend is same as KLCI, as it invests in all composite shares.

If you want to purchase, consider the KLCI now. The KLCI now is quite high...it's not really a wise decision if you purchase now. Bear in mind, you have to consider the service charges.

thanks for d advice...

how u think ab d new RHB dow jones islamic index funds?its follow d trend market of dow jones.... in ur opinion is it.. better to invest locally or globally? coz i heard that malaysia market fluctuatess alot...

thanks for the advice, bro leekk8.

i shall learn more bout this first.

I think a lot of people don't realise the UT distribution can be taken as cash rather reinvest. Although reinvesting is not that bad, but everytime you reinvest you lose 5% from it. When you buy UT, you must fill in and instruct them to get the distribution as cash or else they will automatically reinvest for you.

Personally think that taking cash is much better than reinvest.

Where or how can i learn more bout Mutual Fund in Malaysia ?

Hi,

I am trying to learn about Malaysia market here. Why are you buying KLCI index fund?? The Unit Trust in Malaysia has a lot of cost in it. Let's say the annual maintenance fee is 3%. Compare this to buying one bank counter that pay dividend yied of 6%. How does the Unit Trust is better?? The Unit Trust will have to grow 9% per year to match my bank stock.

Please comment...

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