QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Dec 13 2012, 12:18 AM)
huh... redirect me to main page wor.
hm not helpful ... well i guess the answer is switching from AQ to SB and then sale SB i will never utilize the 0.5%
Added on December 13, 2012, 12:56 amsay for example AQ (SC=2%, min investment = RM 500) and SB (SC=1.5%, min investment = RM 500) both NAV price at 1.000 and I have RM 1,000 to invest.
scenario abuy AQ lump sum RM 1,000.00
purchase prc units nav invest amt sc % sc amt
RM 1,000.00 980.39 1.0000 RM 980.39 2.00%
RM 19.61 then switching from AQ's RM 500 to SB
purchase prc units nav invest amt sc % sc amt
RM 480.39 480.39 1.0000 RM 480.39 2.00%
RM 19.61 RM 500.00 500.00 1.0000 RM 500.00
RM 980.39
scenario bbuy AQ and SB evenly RM 500.00 each with my available money
purchase prc units nav invest amt sc % sc amt
RM 500.00 490.20 1.0000 RM 490.20 2.00% RM 9.80
RM 500.00 492.61 1.0000 RM 492.61 1.50% RM 7.39
RM 982.81
RM 17.19 correct me if i m wrong, your method / strategy of purchase AQ switch to SB have slightly losses in term of initial investment value and let say i sale my SB with performing further switching. slightly disadvantages.
This post has been edited by aoisky: Dec 13 2012, 01:04 AM