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Tell this to those "dividend-hungry" UT investors

By "off", u mean u go 0% equity, or merely underweight equity?

Oh, I remember, u don't invest in foreign equities, u are 100% local, right?

There are opportunities in Asia Ex-Japan region now, sitting out the current uptrend totally could be counterproductive to your portfolio.

And even though Dow and S&P 500 has reached new highs, I'm still buying into global equity bits by bits, what if the rally still got legs? A lot of retail investors are still sitting on the sidelines, the moment they realise, "WTF the market is still going up and up, I'm missing out, I gotta join in too!" the market will go even higher but it could also spell the end of the rally

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 15 2013, 04:50 PM

Appreciate some advice here

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=59004332

U sell all your units in CWA, then show FSM the redemption advice which will show the value of your holdings in CWA. FSM will then allow u to buy in equivalent amount of funds in FSM free of Sales Charge.

But pls confirm with FSM prior to doing this.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 18 2013, 09:46 AM

Historically, GE will go higher just before GE. Insiders goreng-ing up the market, then they cash out Just-In-Time, macam Toyota manufacturing.

So, this is the "window of opportunity" that u referred to, right?

For traders, this is an opportunity indeed. For long investors like me, just maintaining station with some cash (not too much) to buy on major dips.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 1 2013, 09:52 AM

Jib Kor calling for live TV telecast at 11:30AM

Monitoring Bursa for fire sale

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 3 2013, 11:07 AM

DLADY, BAT, JTINTER, DIGI, sila jual kaw kaw...kasi merah merah...Pinky nak masuk

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 3 2013, 11:12 AM

Pinky Equity Fund, lu ada minat invest in it?

I'm building my own local stock portfolio of 5-6 stocks, buy and hold for long term dividend

Already have APM, HUPSENG, CARLSBG and TOPGLOVE

First, brush up on the basics. Else, u ask questions also no point, we'd most probably end up like chicken talk to duck

OSK-UOB - Unit Trust Basics
Hwang Investment Management - Unit Trust 101

I find that HwangIM's is an easier read.

And not to forget...the premier DIY unit trust platform...
Fundsupermart.com.my - FAQs

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 11 2013, 12:02 AM

Fund expenses consists of management fees, audit fees, trustee fees, fund administration fees (stationeries, printing, tax compliance fees etc)

MER... I think general convention is its same as AER

Annual Expense Ratio =
Fund expenses / Average Fund Net Asset Value x 100%

E.g.
Average fund NAV during the year: RM100m
Auditor's remuneration: RM50K
Tax agent fees: RM20K
Trustee fees: RM70K
Management fees: RM1m
Miscellaneous administrative expenses: RM5K

AER
= (RM50K + RM20K + RM70K + RM1m + RM5K) / RM100m
= 1.15%

Cowards who kill innocents...

U can determine in this way...

See the Annual Management Fee and the Trustee Fee which is published in the fact sheet and prospectus.

E.g. AMF = 1.5%, Trustee Fee = 0.07%, add on audit and tax fees, administrative expenses etc, a fund with low Annual Expense Ratio should not run too far from 1.57%.

Because audit and tax fees generally do not move in line with fund NAV, a fund with lower NAV would suffer from high AER compared to a fund with higher NAV. E.g. audit fees RM50,000 p.a., it will be 0.5% of a fund with RM10m NAV, but 0.025% of a fund with RM200m NAV.

Yes, if any.

Wong Seafood,

Any recommendations for EPF-compliant funds?

I've been looking at Hwang Select Opportunity, OSK-UOB Emerging Opportunity Unit Trust and OSK-UOB KidSave Trust.

Methinks I ngam ngam meet the min. requirement for Akaun 1 withdrawal for direct stock purchase jor

But 10K, max only can buy 3-4 stocks
CIMB ETF?