QUOTE(Kinitos @ Sep 23 2011, 10:52 PM)
Paid those professional fund manager so much fees, still losing ?
They're not selling to protect your capital bcos its your money not their money. Share value drop and still charging management fees doing nothing , keeping asking you're top up, average down so that there is more capital to charge 1.5%, sooner or later almost all your capital will be eaten by them
if u understand what FM do, u wont be sitting here complaining, or invest in unit trust. u would have become a FM urself.They're not selling to protect your capital bcos its your money not their money. Share value drop and still charging management fees doing nothing , keeping asking you're top up, average down so that there is more capital to charge 1.5%, sooner or later almost all your capital will be eaten by them
It is not as easy as buy and sell.
some ppl might ask why they dun sell before the stock collapsed. all i can say is they are professionals not time travellers or fortune tellers.
Go invest in stock and experience it urself.
Added on September 24, 2011, 12:26 am
QUOTE(howszat @ Sep 24 2011, 12:24 AM)
That sounds like the sort of things I might do. So I pay the FM service charges and management fees and all that and it turns out he is doing the same stupid things I might do. I can tell you that FM did nothing when the market dropped like nobody;'s business in 2008. Sorry, that's not the idea of capital preservation - if you know what that means. But apparently, I cannot blame it on him. So I repeat - why should I pay the FM to do those things I can do myself without paying additional charges?
You have got a point. Lots of things I cannot blame the FM on.
No point in paying the FM service charges, management fees then?
This post has been edited by ben5173: Sep 24 2011, 12:26 AMYou have got a point. Lots of things I cannot blame the FM on.
No point in paying the FM service charges, management fees then?
Sep 24 2011, 12:25 AM

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