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cheahcw2003
post Aug 11 2013, 02:12 PM

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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 02:06 PM)
We can go on and on because property and UT is 2 different investment. Each has its benefits and weaknesses. All depends on personal preference. If really want to compare, property is also not the investment giving best return. Some business can give 1000% return per year. Property is nothing in comparison  laugh.gif 

We should leave the discussion because it is a thread about FSM. Just like 1 week ago someone went to FD thread and question the FD player how they can beat inflation. That fellow thought those FD players didn't know there are higher returns elsewhere laugh.gif Likewise, it is not appropriate someone go to the Foresta thread and say some other projects can give better returns compare to Foresta.
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I said it many times and I will say it for the last time.
I just shared my experience in UT investment vs other investment.
It is an experience sharing not an comparison. All types of investment are different in nature. Even within the mutual funds we can't compare money market fund and equity funds.

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post Aug 11 2013, 02:29 PM

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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 02:20 PM)
May I humbly suggest you start a thread to discuss further instead of talking within this thread, which is about FSM ? It is a basic courtesy  tongue.gif
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I m discussing why I don't invest in FSM funds/ mutual funds, Instead of why I invest in FSM. I was a FSM customer.
If this thread only invite pro-FSM comments, then why we need a forum?

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post Aug 11 2013, 02:34 PM

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QUOTE(xuzen @ Aug 11 2013, 02:24 PM)
This post of mine prompted me to ask this question: If I take the borrowing, at what level must I break even?

After thinking through it and scouring my brain on what formula to use, I will use a slightly modified Alpha-jenssen ratio to calculate the above question:

Risk free rate (MBB 12mth FD rate) = 3.15p.a.
Cost of borrowing (BLR - 1%) according to Cheahcw2003= 6.6 - 1 = 5.6% p.a.
Benchmark rtn (KLSE Emas index) = 8.96% p.a. (source from Pub-Mut)
Annual Management Fee = 1.5% (source Pub-Mut)
Assuming the beta is 1.0 i.e, similar to market fluctuation, no better, no worse:

The minimal ROI to expect in order to just breakeven =
[MER + Risk free rate + Cost of borrowing + Beta x (KLSE benchmark return - Risk free rate - Cost of borrowing)]

= 1.5 + 3.15 + 5.6 + 1.00 x (8.96 - 3.15 - 5.6)
= 10.46% p.a.

Let's look through Pub-Mut funds that has consistent performance of 10.46% p.a. with a beta of 1.00?

Sorry none of them has this. Hence it is a no go for borrowng to buy Pub-Mut fund.

Xuzen

P/s: I have discounted the one off sales charge of 5.5% since it is a one off event.
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It is only doable for bond fund as the initial charge is 0.25%, I did not use such complicated formula to calculate which involve alpha beta and ratio analysis.
You are right, equity funds are not doable if we take in 5.5% initial charge. Anyway I hv withdrawn my Uniflex facility last year.
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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 03:00 PM)
I surrender...... doh.gif  What specific anti-FSM comments you have ? All you said is just about property returns is better than UT in general. You could have go to Public Mutual thread and start the same thing there.

If you talk about FSM's charges is expensive, service not good, bad fund recommendation, etc etc, then I can accept this is relevant and constructive. But in a thread specific about FSM, you talk about your experience that the UT return is lower than property. This is another topic altogether. Please give benefit of the doubt those who discuss about FSM here know how to choose their investment tool. I am sure many of them invest in property too. 

People has been having nice discussion in this thread until the 4th version already. Just because 1 day you feel lonely, then you come in and say UT (not even about FSM) is not as good as property. Bro, you mean you only found out FSM is no good until the 4th version ?

Hope you don't feel lonely soon...... laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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I will ignore your postings.
You can ignore mine also.
Since u can't accept different opinion.

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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 03:43 PM)
haha, I understand 100% what you are trying to say. I was just pointing out that your opinion (which is legit) should exist in another thread, not this specific thread that talk about FSM.

When you accuse people can't accept different opinion, did it reflect on you that you can't accept different opinion too ?  laugh.gif

No, I won't ignore anybody's comment because I respect everybody's opinion. But I can accept anybody who ignore mine. I understand different people has different style.

I will stop here anyway because I have talked too much which is irrelevant to this thread. Apologies to the regular of this thread  notworthy.gif
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I m discussing mutual fund in general.
Most of my funds I bought them from PM and FSM. I was FSM platinum customer as well.
I did not highlight PM experience in particular until some other forumers ask me about how to leverage and what funds to leverage, only I responded.

FSM sells mutual funds and I am talking about mutual funds that I bought from FSM. And my experience is that FSM funds gave me 8% pa return in average which i m not satisfied, I believe it is within the topic.
I did not discuss about car, fashions, or politics. So this is the right thread.
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post Aug 11 2013, 04:19 PM

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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 04:06 PM)
Ok bro understood 100%. Please continue do what you think is right.

Just 1 last question, if someone go the Foresta thread and talk about gold which has higher return than property investment, what would be the reaction of the foresta investor there ?
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Let's focus on mutual funds investment.
No personal attack like "feeling lonely" or "damansara Foresta"...

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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 11 2013, 04:31 PM)
Mr Cheah,

I'm being serious and not looking for a war, u SERIOUSLY DO NOT KNOW MUTUAL FUNDS, ALL THOSE CHARGES ARE ALREADY REFLECTED IN THE NAV PRICING.
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Thanks for highlighting this.
Some funds display gross some display net performance. I did know more about mutual funds that is why I only get 8%pa for the last 13 years, u probably get better return.
So ur research reveals that majority of the funds outperform market?

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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 04:54 PM)
Personal attack ?  rclxub.gif  You were the one who say you are lonely, that is the reason you post your first comment here....

Foresta ? I am just giving an analogy. Don't know how you see it as personal attack. Apologies if you feel so. If you feel it is a personal attack, then all the FSM people here should feel your personal attack to them too  laugh.gif
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I attack nobody except sharing my own experience. I did not do any name calling from the beginning.

I know this is a FSM investment thread, everyone going the same direction (fish effects) and if anyone go different direction it will deem different species and would not be welcomed. i just give different opinions and this is what the forum for. Discuss, agree, disagree, agree to disagree.

By the way, pls enlighten me when did I say I m lonely?
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 11 2013, 05:07 PM)
It's those ppl who don't do any homework, relies solely on sales pitch to buy and then whine "UTs are a scam, I could get better returns elsewhere" that pisses me off.
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Thanks for the explanation.
UT is not a scam, it is just a costly way of investment. Good for beginner and those who do not hv much experience and has limited time and funds.
It took me > 10 years to discover that UT is too costly and there is other better way like ETF, Reits, index funds.
Now I m retired only I hv time to re-look my own portfolio and decided to invest by myself.

No offense to FSM investors.
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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 05:12 PM)
Ok.......
I will ask for the last time...

Is it ok if someone talk about gold/forex as better investment than property in general in the foresta thread ?
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Haha thanks. I can't even remember I said that. Aiya...Old already. I was waiting my flight at the airport and killing time in the airport lounge...

To answer your question, if some1 telling me there is other investment better than what I did, I will eager to learn more instead of close my mind and defense it. I am open to any investment recommendation as long as it is legal.
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 11 2013, 05:11 PM)
And back to the karma thingy...

That is why I'm also personally against trading of commodities esp agricultural goods, those items are necessities to many, and yet greedy traders manipulate the prices to their advantage.

Stocks are not a necessities, u won't starve to death if u don't own any stocks. Thus if u talk about fund managers speculating on stocks, I've nothing against them.

A little contribution goes a long way.

If u kept thinking "well, everyone does it, so if I don't do it out of conscience, then I'm losing out", then when karma comes/God questions you on Judgment Day, don't complain. wink.gif
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Since u talk about karma thingy. I would also like to share my humble opinion.
Well, We live in a capitalist world, so the demand and supply market will decide the price, unless u live in communist world, u wait for your food and house allocation from the government.

For property, no doubt it is a necessary to have a roof above your head but u don't necessary have to own it. You can rent it. Even cash rich as banks, they do not own all their branch business premises instead they pay rent to their landlords/property investors. In many developed nations like UK, Germany most ppl do not own a house in their life time, instead they prefer to rent it. This open an opportunity to property investor to invest and rent it out for those who need it. Willing buyer willing seller, willing landlord willing tenants, this is how free market works

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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 11 2013, 05:33 PM)
Ok, then I am a communist.

Then I presume Mr Cheah also more than happy to live under a corrupt government bcos "the majority kept it in power, even though it wasn't won free and square", u are not willing to contribute your share to change the world that u are living in.
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Why bring in politics?
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 11 2013, 05:33 PM)
Ok, then I am a communist.

Then I presume Mr Cheah also more than happy to live under a corrupt government bcos "the majority kept it in power, even though it wasn't won free and square", u are not willing to contribute your share to change the world that u are living in.
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Cool down Pinky.
Investment thread here, no politics.
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QUOTE(EddyLB @ Aug 11 2013, 05:39 PM)
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I will try to ask a similar question in foresta thread when I am free 1 day  laugh.gif
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Foresta investors are more than happy if u could recommend better investment in the said thread. Thanks in advance
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QUOTE(ben3003 @ Aug 11 2013, 05:43 PM)
wah wah, FSM discussion become wat edi.. offtopic until moon or mars edi bro and bang.. chill biggrin.gif
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My apology, lets back to FSM and or Mutual Fund investment.
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QUOTE(kabal82 @ Aug 11 2013, 07:15 PM)
Just want to know, which type of investment portfolio you've chosen? I guessed aggresive portfolio... and how frequent u top up ur portfolio? DCA or VCA? i apologized here first in case u alrrady mentioned in ur previous reply... thanks
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No worry bro, we are here to share and learnt from each other with open heart and open mind.
I have quite a defensive portfolio actually, to summarised it, my UT investment was 70% (equity):30% (bond) in year 2000-2004,
then 50%:50% from 2005-2008,
then 90% bond:10% equity in 2009-2012....
I sold all my UT from FSM and PM in year end 2012.

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QUOTE(kabal82 @ Aug 11 2013, 07:15 PM)
Just want to know, which type of investment portfolio you've chosen? I guessed aggresive portfolio... and how frequent u top up ur portfolio? DCA or VCA? i apologized here first in case u alrrady mentioned in ur previous reply... thanks
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Left out one part, I don't use either DCA and VCA....back in year 2000, these terms were not used that often.
I usually do one lump sum investment, maybe 2-3 times within a year, and switch in between funds.

My investment cost is quite low, as one of my family members used to work in PM, I can buy the funds at NAV with no initial charge, enjoying staff benefits.
When she left PM, I started to invest equity funds via FSM and CIMB Clicks, only buy bond funds from PM.

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QUOTE(aoisky @ Aug 11 2013, 11:09 PM)
You are slowly switching out from bond from 2000-2012 before you finally sold out all your UT, what is the reason ?
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Bond funds' returns shrinking after 2011 when economy slowly picking up. But I had good returns on Bond funds from 2008-2010....
I found other better investment alternatives as shared earlier.

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Aug 12 2013, 05:24 PM)
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Downgrade On Binariang GSM Bond Hurts These Funds ...August 12, 2013
In this article, we update investors about the impact of the downgrade of Binariang GSM Sdn Bhd bond paper and offer some advices to the affected bond investors.
Is your BOND or BALANCED funds as listed here?
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=3718

OMG...i kena Kidsave
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Most of the bond funds are not doing good for the last 3-6 months especially USA announced they are going to cease QE series
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Aug 13 2013, 12:57 AM)
then lagi pening.... rclxub.gif  rclxub.gif
anyway,...will be studying to reorganizing my portfolio will try to cater US, Europe, Asia ex Jpn, Japan, Emerging Mkt (5 catergories) and will go to Eq 80% (for this 2 years)
I selected this due to the correlation of returns.....any suggestions? anyone? icon_question.gif
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Bro Looi diversify so much?

Back to basic, let's revisit some old investment story, got 1 uncle bought 1 lot of Pbb shares per month after he get his monthly pay cheque, and he had done it for the last 20 years. Accumulated 12 lots per years for 20 years in a row. he did it consistently without fail, with the Pbb shares dividen distributions, share splits, rights issues and the power of compounded return, he has became a multi millionaires today.

The morale of story is that sometimes we don't hv to be over diversifying. Back to the example, if u think only buying pbb stocks is risky due to over concerntrate, u can replace it with other high dividend income stocks such as buying BAT/Amway for every 5 lots of pbb u buy. Apparently buying one lot of pbb per month is just an example, u may buy 1 lot every quarterly or biannually depending on one's income level. The end of the day is to achieve our financial freedom.

Not to say invest in UT no good, it will slower down your achievement of financial goals due to the higher cost involved. My 2 cents worth of comment.

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