Same boat....bought in May...stil hv not reached the SC,...not is -4%

Somehow this thread is getting quieter and slower in pace.

What is your intention in buying this fund? my intention is to replace my bond fund..

i replaced my RHB bond with this and bought another one b'cos i though"BALANCED" was the right approach at that time

cos everyone have learnt more and got lesser questions to ask?



This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Aug 7 2013, 11:09 AM

i think it got to do with the "mood"
i think i am now in the anxiety period

i guess it will have more chatters in the Optimism, excitement, thrill and Euphoria stage.

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 7 2013, 11:16 AM


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Me too same boat, bought in May or Jun, cant remember using EPF. Now also -4%

Maybe now is a good time for me to buy using EPF

Hwang Select Opportunity + Hwang Select Balanced

Then a lot of my $$$ will be in the hands of HwangIM...my portfolio also got Ponzi Quantum and Select Asia Opportunity

Haha.. my EPF also HSO and HSB.

Other option is OSK-UOB Emerging Opportunity + KidSave

yeah, global equity funds!

World stocks down, Fed official flags stimulus end
http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...us-end-20130807
time to go bargain hunting....
got any bullets left to hunt later, if go in for the latest promo at the end of this month?

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 7 2013, 05:20 PM

wahsai... nikkei plunged 4%.. mati aku

I invested in AMB Value Trust fund just now at UOB the charges is 3% and i checked in fundsupermart it says

Fundsupermart's Discounted Initial Sales Charge 2 %
Annual Management Charge 1.5 %

Can someone please explain to me the diffrence? Looks like funds charges is 1% lesser thn UOB but wats annual management charges? Does UOB also charge management fees?

Thanks

This post has been edited by makavelli: Aug 7 2013, 06:41 PM

Different is that you're facing 1% more on the sales charge compared to UOB.

Annual Management Charge is transparent to you and is deductible on daily basis in daily NAV pricing. It's part of the MER, the lower the better.

What David83 is tellling you is that you are paying 1% more at UOB than at FSM.
for more detailed explanation of mgmt fees & etc,....pls read the 1st post at the 1st page....
it has links that can help you can find alot of info there.

Hmm UOB do offer better rates compared to public.. 1% sounds fair.. Thanks for the info bro

Alamak, no more big bullets lei

FINALLY....
now.. if they would just rip the bloody bandage off, rather than wussying around peeling bit by bit..
Man-up Bernanke!

If you think that the 1% SC is negligible for you, then you can continue to stick with UOB.