Thanks Bro..

wondering if the choice was correct to hit PISEF

Generally this PISEF is performing fund. Keep for long term

May I know how much fee for the member of public mutual (not a gold member) to have a written will?

Also, may I know how they will keep the will?
Who is the underwriter?

From PB Trustee, all i have are attached
U may want to go online to get the latest from Agent Connect


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Very appreciate it Master Wong

Can't find it in utc connect. Definitely need to attend class later.

Bro.. where can attend the class? I am also interested to know more about will.

attend class for agent de...

May 31, 2013 Fund Distributions

Public Balanced Fund - Final - 2.50
Public Ittikal Fund - Final - 5.00
Public Islamic Equity Fund - Final - 2.00
Public Dividend Select Fund - Final - 2.00
Public Select Bond Fund - Final - 3.25
Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund - Final - 2.00

Public Balance Australia Dynamic Balanced Fund has dropped 6.74% in May. Previously upped 2.54% in April and 0.4% in March.

Gains became losses at the moment. Not sure what to do next.

^^^

Average Down?

both moderate/dividedns funds.

pidf - islamic
pdsf - not islamic

both can be invest for steady income/dividends and for capital gain for long term.

Welcome back bro, been a while didnt see you here..

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wow, what a month! Local horses all running better than the foreign ones; with five horses going over 10%. The top horse was PIOF at 12.3%.

(The fives are Public Islamic Opportunities Fund, Public Islamic Treasures Growth Fund, Public Strategic Smallcap Fund, Public Smallcap Fund & Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund.)

One of the past favorite, the Australian equity, went under at 11.3%; nearly wiping out its past gains. YTD is +1.8%.

Far-east property also went down 3.4% in the red.

Did not get out fast enough on this horse at the top end; missed by just one day and got hit by a sudden 3% drop; otherwise my switches would be over 10% gains each.

Indonesia Select came back strong in May; gaining a respectable 3.4% versus a 0.7% drop in April. Still the top horse at at 19.8% Y-T-D.

end of report. Happy punting!

Any inside why Australian equity behave that way?

I'm thinking put some money there.

How I wish I have inside info!

(BTW, the gains/lost percentages given were simple compilations of daily price movements; so there are rounding errors and is not same as you would see in the Fund Performance chart in public mutual website.

For example, the 30/04/13 to 31/05/13 dates in the chart would be -10.78; while my accumulated figure for the month is -11.3%.)

Why it went down? Australia is down under.

Seriously, 2 reasons - its stock market (S&P/ASX 200) and AUD$.

S&P/ASX 200 at:
30/04/13 = 5191
31/05/13 = 4930
Difference = -5.03%

AUD$ to ringgit:
30/04/13 = 3.1415
31/05/13 = 2.9791
Difference = -5.17%

Foreign fund = Country risk + Currency risk.

Not need really inside la, opinion is good enough.
I also read read read news but not really understand other country economic climate.

Now its 'down under' thinking to enter Australia

Sometimes you only need to understand the horses. A good horse (that outperform its benchmark) will usually comes out top in the long run.

For the short run, bet only when the going is good; when there is a clear indicator like when a faster moving average is cutting a slower moving average from below.

To have winners, remember the reason why you bet - short run or long run. If the reason is forgotten, we will tend to pull out at the wrong time, either too soon or too late.

Public Australia Equity Fund ?

Public ittikal is it asia ex Japan fund?