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This post has been edited by gark: Oct 19 2013, 11:00 AM

Hi. Newbie here. I am looking for an online platform to invest. Stumbled on Fundsupermart and eunittrust.com.my. Learned a lot about FSM from this forum. But hardly found anything on the net on eunittrust.com.my. Any comments on eunittrust.com.my?

I noticed on FSM's "Are your funds the best in the industry", Phillip Master Equity Growth Fund gives quite good returns and is available on eunittrust.com.my. Any comments on this funds?

Thanks!

First time I heard this eunittrust. I got to know FSM from my friend.

Err...I just visited eunittrust website, so here's a few observations...

- many funds are not available for online purchase (i.e. u still need your agent)
- website not as nice as FSM

Why cant I buy amdynamic using regular saving plan?

This post has been edited by kkk8787: Oct 20 2013, 12:27 AM

No choice but to switch to ambond to use rsp... good alternative? Last 2 months amdynamic keep going down while ambond going up

maybe

RSP Special List

It is not required to have an initial investment for funds stated in the RSP Special List before starting the RSP.

For the funds that are not included in the RSP Special List, you are required to invest at the minimum initial investment amount first before starting the RSP.

for list of RSP Special list in FSM

https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/buyse...pecialList.svdo?

Hmm already have amdynamic since 2 months back d... now just wanna switch to rsp how ah?

U mean u already holding AmDynamic Bond?

Regular Savings Plan tab > Apply

Oops, just checked, it's indeed not available for RSP.
Most likely FSM expect it to be closed for subscription again in a not-too-distant future, thus did not bother to allow it for RSP. Just buy in manually every month lor...

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 20 2013, 12:46 PM

Ask FSM Client care....
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/home/clientCare.tpl?

Hey thx yk...will do when tmr working day...I was thinking why am have 2 similar funds ambond and amdynamic both a lot similarities but amdynamiv got removed as recommended fund d

Hey pink kor...yupe memang have it d....holding....ya cannot rsp d... bought it last time coz fsm consultant recommend to balance up my otherwise all equity funds...but amdynamic after I bought red red nia...rsp I can do ambond nia...I rsp ambond now tot wanna rsp amdynamic to average down since price low now

I guess maybe because it was closed for subscription in July 2012 and was only reopen for purchase recently....
a lot similarity? as of Sept 13
Ambond holds
30.21% AAA grade bonds
44.65% AA grade bonds
3.93% A grade bonds
Amdynamic holds
1.97% AAA grade bonds
60.96% AA grade bonds
20.84% A grade bonds

1 is lower risk (Lipper 1.2 vs 2.0) than the others and I guess so are the returns volatility too

This post has been edited by yklooi: Oct 20 2013, 03:45 PM

Well I supposed volatility amdynamic bigger? Bigger risk bigger return? Well sept 13 u meantioned is the exact date I started masuk amdynamic...red from that day till now...would u suggest I start to switch to ambond or stick to amdynamic?

I like a little risk....I go for dynamic.
I suggest you ask CIS at FSM
CIS = Client Investment Specialist.
previously a forummer posted a question that is worth giving a thought.....
if a bond fund is giving a return almost similar to FD...why go bond?

Yupe got it...ya I was thinking also....2 per cent exit charge...with that all my earning habis...but a full equity portfolio the cis told me not recommended... thus bond...will ask the frenly cis tomorrow

Hi guys.. im new to this, so pls bear with my simple question.. so ive been doing a lot of study in investment, and stumbled into FSM.. There are few things i still don't fully understand:

1. The fee that is charged directly to me when i'm buying or selling units. I understand there is a sales charge, though will this be only charged during buying of the unit? How about when selling? And then there is annual fee for management, trustee etc. which I consider indirect, since it will be reflected on the NAV am I correct? Is that all? I ask this because some of the fund has 0% sales charges. If there is no other fees, means I wont have to consider losses during transaction. Though I kinda find that hard to believe.

2. The dividend payout will be based on the average unit you hold since the last payout right? let's say I buy 1000 units at rm 1 per unit in march 2013. fast forward, fund announces a dividend payout of 10% at June 2013. assuming I did nothing since I bought the units, and the fund last payout was in December 2012, and the NAV more or less stays the same, the calculations should be =(1000*3/6)*10% (which means I only held 500 units with the fund on average in 6 months span.) Please correct if I missed out something.

Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by eugoreez: Oct 20 2013, 10:23 PM

This post has been edited by yklooi: Oct 21 2013, 12:08 AM

Hello there..
Wondering if anybody bought Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund this month.
So far still no discussion to this fund.

I'm still thinking to add it into my portfolio to extend my Global equity exposure beside my AGEF.

This post has been edited by detirta: Oct 21 2013, 02:01 PM

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