I am considering Eastpring Dana Dinamik Fund. Any opinion?

i just started and bought the FSM recomended fund:

1)AmAsia Pac Equity income at RM1.1028 and again at RM1.1057
2)Hwang Select Asia Ex Jap Quantum at RM1.2539
3)Today i bought Eastspring Investment Dinasti Equity at ?RM

Hopefully it will make some money for me in few months time.

AmDynamic Bond is getting more and more...

Don't be disappointed if the funds disappoint u.

U should not buy UTs with a mind to profit in a few months' time. Think years, not months.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Nov 19 2013, 11:13 PM

I got a semi flexi housing loan with 4.2% interest rate. I'm thinking of adding more money to my account to reduce the interest, but I'm also wondering is there any better UT out there that provides more than 4.2% ?

Similar situation - mine's 4.4%pa
Currently haven't found any worthwhile areas of opportunity to buy in (other than quarterly programmatic value investing - think DCA die die will do wan, no IFs no Buts). Not worthwhile to pickup bonds too since the spread of 4.4%pa (cash in flexi mortgage) vs long term CAGR of bonds 5%-6%pa is not worth the risk to me.

Personally if i was FORCED to buy (eg. hit my Asset Allocation trigger to reallocate cash/bonds to equities), i'd buy into:
1. China via ETF
2. Indonesia via ETF
3. or if chicken, BRIC combo via RHB GS BRIC

Just a thought

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Nov 20 2013, 08:18 AM

Hi all sifus,

Got a few questions. Currently, I'm looking at buying hwangIM PRS via FSM. I have no prior account at any institute or FSM.

I read the "getting started" from FSM but still a bit blur.

What I need to do?
1. Online Creating an account in FSM, free of charge, via an online form
2. Fill in the PPA form but submit to who? Pay to who? Do I need to go through FSM for this, or apply separately, then just key in the details of the PPA account into FSM system when I get it?
3. Fill in the application form from hwangIM to purchase? Or should/can I do the buying via FSM? Without needing to create an account with hwangIM directly?

Please advise.

2. Fill in the PPA form and mail the physical form to FSM HQ. Payment made to FSM.
3. Fill the HwangIM form and also mail the original form to FSM HQ. Payment made to FSM.

You also need to mail in a copy of your NRIC (front & back).

FSM will liaise with PPA and HwangIM for account opening. Once the dust has settled, you'll see inside the FSM Online upon logging in.

Thanks alot!

Wanna ask for Hwang UT holders... did you all get notice of takeover by Affin in 2014?

Any changes to the manager, management etc?

This post has been edited by gark: Nov 20 2013, 11:52 AM

Yup <raises hand>

Belum wor...

Any changes to UT name, strategy, manager, management etc? Will it continue to perform the same?

Some get and some not get...

Ppl who invest thru FSM is nominee structure, wait FSM to despatch/send to us

Ppl who invest direct to HwangIM should get it faster...wongmunkeong u invest direct?

If they change, they dumb

my bad - when i dug for the email to screenshot & share here...
er.. RHB - OSK thing.. mixed up with the next email there from Affin (i've a stock account with Affin )

A thousand apologies <getting old & nyanuk - like Mr. Nobody, everything mishmashed>

So that means no UT holder got the hwang-affin letter yet...

I doubt there will be a change in fund manager.

You never know.. what if fund manager dont like to work at affin or affin have thier own star manager... usually in merger, end up a lot of positions cut...or people leave because unhappy.

Anybody noticed that China fund has recovered slightly?

OSK-UOB Big Cap China Enterprise Fund | 4.8% (1-month). Its current NAV is above its IPO - 0.5394 as of November 18, 2013

Yes, just like many EON Bank ppl left when it took over by HLB.

But Affin fund management as far as I know is not that great.

HwangIM got its stars.

It'd be stupid for Affin to alienate HwangIM's fund managers.