2% to 2% = RM25 switching fee
1.5% to 2% = Pay 0.5%

That's my understanding

I can brain that, I'll share what CIS replied.

here is the reply i got:
"Please be informed that our Recommended Funds will review and update on July yearly. Hence the new listing of 2013/2014 Recommended Fund will be coming out in next month. There may have some changes happen in few categories in the new list to reflect our updated opinion on the chosen funds.

Each year, we update our list of Recommended Funds to ensure that it remains relevant and current. Our fund assessment methodology is largely quantitative with a qualitative overlay, which means that our recommendations may vary from year to year as a result of differing performances and other considerations such as the stability of the investment teams, investment philosophy, portfolio holdings assessment and etc. Eastspring Investments Asia Pacific Equity MY Fund is listed in our Recommended fund 2012/2013 as the fund score highest among the peers during evaluation period (as at 31 March 2012).".

(evaluation as at 31 March XXXX, published in July = still relevant?...just a thought)


This post has been edited by yklooi: Jun 12 2013, 05:19 PM

FSM publish their list of recommended funds once a year, yes

CIS Fund Choice: Aberdeen Islamic Malaysia Equity Fund

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=3522

I think we should be aware of the US Fed action. Since they reluctant to introduce another QE, there are chances they will raise the interest rates.

If raise interest rate, those bond spread heavily on US treasury will be hit. But how about asian bonds? we feel bonds are safe for few years already because rates are low.

AmDynamic Bond kept my portfolio from sinking deep (again)

Asian and US bonds has been dropping like flies since last week lar...... interest rate did went up already due to bond selldown.

A little bit late to the news.

This post has been edited by gark: Jun 12 2013, 10:14 PM

Unker gark, time to switch portfolio to super bull mode?

With the exception of AmDynamic Bond, ALL my bond and REIT funds IRR dropped to below 12-M FD rate oledy

This time very funny... bond drop, equity drop, gold drop, reit drop....all due to qe pullback cause no more easy money.

So whats left to invest that does not need easy money?

But i think this drop might be temporary... to flush out all cheap credit which has inflated all asset class.

Now short term bonds A to AAA grade will be the safest, less than 3 years. Govt bond is a no no.

This post has been edited by gark: Jun 12 2013, 10:24 PM

That explains the resilience of AmDynamic Bond, corporate bonds, A to AA

didnt notice that. My bond not yet down probably due to high credit rating.

Since all down, wait for correction then buy equity lo. But need big gut to buy falling equity.

no risk no gain ? since the risk can be calculated

Hwang Asia Quantum, anyone topping up? The Southeast Asia (Thai, Indon) bubble seems to have popped

Minor pop only. If real correction, expect minimum -20% or more... anything less is just a bump on the road.

And sometimes correction takes some time to play out..usually 1-2 months, investing in too early could end up catching falling knife.

This post has been edited by gark: Jun 13 2013, 10:23 AM

If no one catches the knife, doctor where got business do?

Want to play catch knife.. also must play smart. Catch knife only after it has fallen to the floor, no one wants it.. left to pick up only.

This is a month to switch off Bloomberg and CNBC

RAM rating for malaysia corporate BOND.

http://www.ram.com.my/Find_a_Rating.aspx

EPF cannot sustain KLCI as FF pulls out investment... now Kabooming...

Next will be A to AAA bonds if this continues... if FF pull out even more money.