1. Contact Client Investment Specialist like Eugene
2. They will figure out a way for u...trust me, cos I did a FREE transfer before

I've contacted with Andy before. Now the problem lies with Maybank, which Maybank doesn't allow to do transfer. The only way is to dispose units at maybank and rebuy again at FSM, and nanti all those management fees mahu dibayar semula 

just bought some more of AmGlobal Emerging Opportunities fund today....the only fund in the red in my portfolio

I've contacted with Andy before. Now the problem lies with Maybank, which Maybank doesn't allow to do transfer. The only way is to dispose units at maybank and rebuy again at FSM, and nanti all those management fees mahu dibayar semula 

great choice of portfolio or must hv invested a long time.

Talk to Eugene. I assure u that there is another way to do this.

I just phoned Eugene, CIMB and Maybank is a no no. Guess I'd have to sell and diversify the fund later on 

I've contacted with Andy before. Now the problem lies with Maybank, which Maybank doesn't allow to do transfer. The only way is to dispose units at maybank and rebuy again at FSM, and nanti all those management fees mahu dibayar semula 

bro - sell the donkey funds AND buy others from FSM at 0% NAV lar
"Transfer in" program
I did it with Public Mutual equity & bon funds (non existent in FSM)
+ will be doing the damned problematic EastSpring Investments' coz bleeding agent REFUSES to sign-off to allow the transfer

ie. i redeem from Pub Mut / EastSpring,
show proof to FSM,
FSM allows me to buy into equity/bond at same amount i redeemed at 0% NAV
Speak to your favorite investment advisor in FSM (Eugene, Andy, er.. no hot kuci mama though )
and cut a deal / get the process right.

(or did i miss something? it's "just a fund transfer" from a fund that doesn't exist in FSM right?)

Just a thought on possibilities

why all those management fees mahu dibayar semula[SIZE=7]??

what management fee u refer to?

I've contacted with Andy before. Now the problem lies with Maybank, which Maybank doesn't allow to do transfer. The only way is to dispose units at maybank and rebuy again at FSM, and nanti all those management fees mahu dibayar semula 

Thank you for your email.
We reply this email as Sean is on leave today.

Please be informed that we have keep your redemption form as record in order to offer you the transfer-in arrangement.

Kindly notify us to adjust the sales charge when you placed order online before the 2:30pm as we need to adjust it manually.

Sean will continue to follow up with you when he is back to office.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance.
Thank you and have a pleasant day.
Regards,

Eugene Lye
Client Investment Specialist

Is it ever too late to join the bandwagon on Kenanga Growth Fund? Why is this fund rock solid going up?

Don't think about the fund.

Think about Malaysian equities, do u still believe in its potential? Do u think that it's overvalued?

Always invest with this in mind - see the underlying market, NEVER the fund's NAV price or historical performance chart, they mean nothing to your investment decision-making.

People continue to overestimate the risks in the U.S. I would argue that they grossly - and I'm not using that word lightly - underestimate the risks in the emerging markets. A lot of the problems that people think are inevitably going to crop up here, including inflation and out-of-control money growth, are actually happening in the emerging markets. We aren't seeing those risks here. But the thinking is that it is inevitable and it has to happen here. A lot of people have talked about how the great rotation will be a shift from bonds to stocks. But that's not right. The great rotation - and the biggest decision you have to make for your portfolio - is that for five to seven years, it is not going to be bonds to stocks, but rather non-U.S. assets to U.S assets. We are maybe in the fourth inning of a secular period of outperformance for U.S. assets. Think about this: The Standard & Poor's 500 has outperformed emerging markets now for five years. Nobody cares, and it pains people to admit that the U.S. market has been outperforming.

It baffles me that FSM STILL recommends Eastspring Investments Asia Pacific Equity MY, that fund has been an underperformer in its class both short and longer term

And I m the biggest critic of it. Holding it close to 6 months and never came out of being negative. At The moment -4%