Man, my UT in CIMB CWA and Dali had dropped like water for past few weeks

Should I withdraw the current capital? Reinvest when the price go lower?

hi guys,
this is my scenario:

i have biz that requires me to use my capital for only 1 or 2 weeks per month
the rest of the days i just put the money into my company's current account

do i have better option on where to place the fund while i'm not using it?
your opinion is highly appreciated
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What if after you withdraw the price never go lower

if go lower -> reinvest back

if not go lower -> putting it in Fix Deposit for moment, and reinvest back

if go higher -> padan muka

chances is 2/3 to gain, 1/3 rugi
but now not confident enuf to make the move

business is always about liquidity
better put it in short term fixed deposit

thanks for the advice

U may consider Cash Mgt Fund offer by UTMC

Retain for now.....Switch out,lost too much right?

Hi guys, I currently have Manulife India equity fund- worth it to maintain it? NAV going down

What do you think the prospect is for the Indian economy? If you have a positive outlook for them and you think they'll bounce back within your investment horizon, then you should probably keep them.

Hi guys, have anyone ever invest in PMB shariah aggresive fund?

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...e-Fund-MYASM006

Hi guys

What do you think about AIA fund performance for investment ?

using FUNDS SELECTION tool in FSM MY Website....
a quick search found this.....MANY funds with initial investment of RM 100, RM 200 and RM 500
see attached....

This post has been edited by T231H: Feb 21 2016, 02:00 PM


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...you asked "Not sure what I can do with RM1k since the minimum investment for most UTs is RM1k"
my post is to show to you that there are still some "good" funds that can starts with less than RM 1000
and to response to your question above...YES....you are right.

Eastspring Investments Bhd has launched the Eastspring Investments Target Income Fund 5, the fifth in a series of closed-ended global bond fund.

The Fund is a 5-year close-ended bond fund which aims to provide potential regular income distribution of 5.75% per annum on investment amount less Goods and Services Tax (“GST”) with relatively lower volatility compared to equities. The targeted payout is derived from coupon income from bonds.

http://mrem.bernama.com/viewsm.php?idm=26240

With equity funds are not doing well this year (bad economy, generally equity funds becomes high risk low returns?), thinking of switching to balanced or fixed income funds. Would like to seeks experts' opinions from this forum. Of course this is a broad question, it is always depends on which equity fund and which balanced/fixed income funds.

EDIT: it is always good to diversify, im investing from epf, and already have equity fund, planning to invest in equity fund again, but thinking twice, maybe it is better to put in balanced/fixed income funds.

This post has been edited by jtleon: Feb 24 2016, 09:48 PM

I just remembered this article...hope it can support/enhance your beliefs....
Balanced Funds Worth Looking At During Volatile Periods [15 Jan 2016]
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...-Jan-2016--6710

while others may liked to invest more into EQ during this volatile period
Five Charts You Need to Know in the Year of the Monkey!
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...articleNo=11292

thus it all depends on individual risk appetite.....

if you are thinking of using EPF monies to buy into Balanced funds...make sure the returns is "BETTER" than EPF....

This post has been edited by T231H: Feb 24 2016, 10:00 PM

Dear,

You have better return in other sectors of investment but risk is always there. At a certain point you may even lose all your capital! Thats why for small amount it is more stable to invest in trust fund because there is a professional manager to manage the fund.

Up to 5.50%

FI for 10%pa... Can consistently 10%pa for 5 years?