Based on FSM reply, they've taken out 5 bond fund due to non-compliant with their latest 0% sales charge...

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Thanks for your enquiry.

Bond Funds at 0% sales charge is the latest initiative of Fundsupermart.com. It allows investors to start earning yield on their full investment from the first day of your investment.

Please be informed that HwangIM set its minimum sale charge for bond fund @ 1.5% and HwangIM won’t allow its bond fund to sell lower than the limit. Therefore, under our latest initiative to lower ALL bond funds sale charge to 0%, we have no choice but to remove those bond fund that won’t able to join our initiative. Please find bond fund list below for the funds that will be disable for purchase permanently.

Please take note that these following funds will BE DISABLED for purchases, switch-in, or transfer-in*:

· Areca Enhanced Income Fund
· Areca Income Trust Fund
· Hwang AUD Income Fund (MYR)
· Hwang Select Bond Fund
· Hwang Select Income Fund

However, sell & switch-out to other funds are still permitted.
I hope its clarifies.

U should raise this point to FSM, Select Income is a MIXED ASSETS FUND, 70% bond 30% equity, why would they treat it as bond fund and charge platform fee? Just leave it as it is at 2% SC

What's happening to Select Asia Opp? Drop so much.

Which day NAV?

Whole of Sept. Just went to see my holdings. Drop 2%

Asia large caps kena quite bad mar...esp ASEAN ones

Not thinking to average down Asia Opp?

No, my portfolio too Asia-heavy already

Next Monday you can update your portfolio holding already

Monday is 30th Sep, wait Tuesday baru can update lar

Me too. My HAQ is -3.5% and I can't top-up.
My equity portfolio is SEA 30%, China/HK/Taiwan/Korea 25%.

just a note....if you are holding OSK Kidsave don't be shocked that the NAV dropped by about 5% (guess) if you checked your holding at 5pm today...
my did....due to Distribution ex date 26 Sept

MINE dropped too was shocked but saw is distribution then ok la

hmm... how to copy the allocation graph in FSM ah I cant copy le.. tot wanna paste here and ask some question

This post has been edited by kkk8787: Sep 27 2013, 09:56 PM

What would you like to ask then?

actually coz I saw my portfolio took a heavy beating coz mine a bit heavy on asia asia pacific...tot wanna top up asia then....dunno good idea not or just allocate equally for all funds

AmAsia Pacific Equity Income 7.62%
AmDynamic Bond 11.58%
Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund 7.55%
Hwang Select Bond Fund 7.62%
Kenanga Growth Fund 11.57%
OSK-UOB Asia Pacific Fund 7.73%
OSK-UOB Cash Management Fund 38.7%
RHB Global Multi Manager Fund 7.63%

AmDynamic Bond annual report is out.

The fund has a previously-unseen 22% exposure to foreign bonds

Be patient.

If u keep monitoring your portfolio and does knee-jerk reactions every now and then, before u know it u will
(i) run out of ammo
(ii) go bananas

- Do regular top ups every month/quarter,
(1) top up to maintain the portfolio structure (e.g. u start with bond 50/50 equity, if bond felt behind to 48/52, u top up bond), or
(2) top up across your portfolio

- Review portfolio performance

- "Lift the laggards/losers" every quarter/year

This is my approach.

I see your posts sometimes I really

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 28 2013, 09:47 AM

oh..thx spider ko..I new here lo..haha..previously in gold...shorted gold when gold dipped to RM 120++ and sold off when reaching RM 140...within 2 months... monitored closely that 1 daily basis..now in unit trust I think cannot use same method d...have to steady....ignore the daily movements...
oh ya regarding cost averaging there is another method called value averaging also right...anyone practice that ah
I have Hwang bond wo but now cannot buy d so how to maintain the same exposure...alternatives?

This post has been edited by kkk8787: Sep 28 2013, 01:46 PM

I'm doing Value Averaging