QUOTE(leekk8 @ Jan 10 2012, 01:37 PM)
Unit trust fund price is according to the share market movement. Global share market is not so good recently, especially after the Europe debt issue, but local share market is still strong. I personally guess that is because of the coming general election.
One example is, HSCEI (main benchmark for China fund) is around 10,000 now, but it was around 20,000 in year 2007, when both PCSF and PCIF launched around that. Back to local market, KLCI is still 1,500 now, and it was also less than 1,600 when it reached peak in year 2008. If you invest in PCIF since it's launched, even with DDI, you might still suffer from loss.
DDI is a wise choice, but it's not the best, definitely. DDI is to average your buying price, but not necessary pulling down your buying price. DDI is suitable for people who has not much time to monitor the market and wish to force her/himself to save some money. It might prevent you from investing big lump sum when market is high, but not help you to earn the most.
Well said, Mr. Lee. Not many people realise that the FBM KLCI can be speculated, especially when 30% of all local counters share are owned by PNB by default. One example is, HSCEI (main benchmark for China fund) is around 10,000 now, but it was around 20,000 in year 2007, when both PCSF and PCIF launched around that. Back to local market, KLCI is still 1,500 now, and it was also less than 1,600 when it reached peak in year 2008. If you invest in PCIF since it's launched, even with DDI, you might still suffer from loss.
DDI is a wise choice, but it's not the best, definitely. DDI is to average your buying price, but not necessary pulling down your buying price. DDI is suitable for people who has not much time to monitor the market and wish to force her/himself to save some money. It might prevent you from investing big lump sum when market is high, but not help you to earn the most.
At the same time, most investors assumed all of Public Mutual funds which involved China, are basically investing in either Shanghai or Shenzen SE, but in actual fact, the investment is neither in A, B or G shares but H. Excellent quote on HSCEI. I assumed you do read Public Mutual's QFR if you are not an agent.
As for DDI, the general idea is to ensure client average out their units purchasing price, "optimising" clients ROI instead of "maximizing" it, which would expose client investment to greater risks.
No rubbish
Jan 11 2012, 01:53 AM

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