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suadrif
post Jul 6 2015, 05:23 PM

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QUOTE(Zaryl @ Jul 1 2015, 12:28 AM)
I'm interested in unit trust investment.
But i want Islamic Unit trust one.

So far Bank Islam UT had on my mind. But perhaps sifus here can recommend me other banks that offer Syariah compliant UT? The ones that give higher returns in the long run?

Then again I'm quite new in UT.
So example if I invest in RM1k, the longer I invest, say 5years, the more return I shall get right?
Or maybe not?

Pls enlighten me thanks!
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QUOTE(T231H @ Jul 1 2015, 06:25 AM)
other banks that offer Syariah compliant UT? The ones that give higher returns in the long run?
found this on google...
http://www.publicmutual.com.my/LinkClick.a...1s%3D&tabid=105
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...fundSelect.svdo?
select YES at the "Syariah compliant funds" then generate table.
...most of your required info can be found

the longer I invest, say 5years, the more return I shall get right?
Or maybe not?
hmm.gif  depends on what funds you selected and what ROI do you seek when you selected that funds.
as usual, Lower returns funds are normally less risky than higher returns funds....
found this too on google...about risk in investing in unit trust..
http://pmbinvest.com.my/resource_center/in...Unit-Trust-Fund
with so many risks involves....you know the risks involved...
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QUOTE(superb999 @ Jul 1 2015, 09:04 AM)
Currently the most consistent performance for syariah compliant UT would be Kenanga Syariah Growth Fund (KSGF).

If u are looking for the long-term, then u should look at the consistency of a particular fund which in this case KSGF has it. This is because UT is a high volatility investment. This means today fund A could perform well while tomorrow fund B could perform better and fund A perform the worst.

Can PM me if u interested to know more
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i am actually as same as Zaryl, kinda new in unit trust
first, i go to thread Fundsupermart in here but unfortunately the discussion there isn't much helpful
they keep mentioned about % and then showing graph up and down, make beginner like me so confuse rclxub.gif
but then i found out this thread, which is much more beneficial especially as what T231H and superb999 posted.

other than that, would u mind to explain what is RHB-OSK Management Fund in Fundsupermart?
is this like an imaginary bank which we can temporarily keep our money without any additional charges?

my target is to keep my saving for about 7-10 years minimum with target profit around 10%-12% per annum.
any recommendation which fund should i go? notworthy.gif
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post Jul 11 2015, 11:18 AM

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guys
in fundsupermart, anyone can explain this?
im not sure my understanding is correct or not

"Unlike the forward pricing basis applied to most unit trusts, the Cash Management Fund will be priced on the historical pricing basis. This means that the investors who buy into the Cash Management Fund will be able to view the fund’s actual unit price for the preceding trading day, and buy into the fund at that price. Forward pricing, on the other hand, only allows investors to view the price at which they have bought in their units on a particular trading day, one or two trading days after the date of transaction."

anyone can give example for this?
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post Oct 2 2015, 11:34 PM

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QUOTE(cybercrew @ Aug 25 2015, 09:48 AM)
Guys..

I've been investing in Public Mutual for the past one year, via EPF withdrawal..
So every quarter the agent will contact me to top up the investment by withdrawing from EPF acc 1.

She contacted me again for the same last week. But i'm confused now, thinking whether should proceed or not..  due to the current economic situation.

What i know is the fund i invested is local fund with slight foreign exposures.

So i have few questions in my mind which would like to get clarification from sifoos here.

- Should i proceed with the top up as usual or hold on for time being?

- Is there any direct or indirect impact to the investment due to the current weakening ringgit + economy ?

Please clarify,

Note : I've asked the agent on this before.. She told me that the impact will be lesser and despite economy down for long term the fund values will increase..
She is earning commission out of my investment.. so i cannot take it ..there could be personal interest .. So end up here to discuss with our fellow LYN members..

Thanks.
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this is my opinion. if u think its wrong, maybe u can consider other member's opinion smile.gif

1) unit trust is for long term investment. it take at least 1 - 2 years for payback.
2) i invest in unit trust because i dont want too much headache and i dont want to keep continuously monitor it. if people keep on chasing for daily basis, they should try Forex.
3) invest, invest and invest. that is why u have agent. they dont charge fee for nothing. u dont have crack your head. economy down or up, it always have pro and cont. the management will decide their master plan to compensate losses.
4) public mutual is strong and stable with consistent record. why still worry?
5) regardless of economy down or up, u still cannot touch your epf account 1. so, why bother? better to dump it into more convincing investment channel. for me to choose between EPF dividend & public mutual, i would go for public mutual.

all in all, u have agent to arrange it for u. let them crack their head.
unless u are doing it by yourself via FSM, its worth to worry about your portfolio.
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post Oct 5 2015, 09:23 AM

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QUOTE(superb999 @ Oct 5 2015, 09:20 AM)
I assume u invested with public mutual? How much profit u making average per annum?
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no,i didnt do it by Public Mutual.
my platform are the following : CWA & FSM.
as for my CWA, it starts to give me 10% per annum.

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post Oct 5 2015, 11:03 AM

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QUOTE(ohcipala @ Oct 5 2015, 10:13 AM)
What funds did you buy from cwa? How much is the sales  charge?
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through agent is 3%, but since this is for long term, i dont mind paying the fees as long as its worth to clear my headache.
u pay for a zero-worry-fee.

for the funds, i dont pay too much attention on my slip statement but i saw there is Dali Equity & Asia Pacific Dynamic.
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post Feb 17 2016, 12:18 AM

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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?
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post Feb 17 2016, 04:16 PM

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QUOTE(ohcipala @ Feb 17 2016, 01:37 PM)
What if after you withdraw the price never go lower icon_idea.gif
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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
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QUOTE(epie @ Feb 17 2016, 08:30 AM)
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
ty
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business is always about liquidity
better put it in short term fixed deposit

 

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