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I got nothing to buy already...top up also not worth cos price went up too fast

Today when I check the NAV from FSM site, my fund is missing!!! Can't see any OSK-UOB ...
After some time searching, just realize the name hv changed to RHB Asset Management.

The funny thing is CMF also get rename, anyone know why it become "RHB-OSK Cash Management Fund 2"? What is the "2" about?

hehe.. me lazy guy. So will consider balance especially kidsave and buy in let it roll till 15-20 years. of course somewhere in future if the irr goes above 20%, I will lock some profit la. if not, will let it roll...

Ya, for PRS the sales charge is 0%, and 1.3-2.25 Management fee, and we can see the charges % in the prospectus.


http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...tusMYHPRSGF.pdf



Just wondering if it's okay to pick Hwang growth fund compare with other. Any advice?



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Why I go to url www.fundsupermart.com.my it link to Singapore FSM page ?

The login page now change to have login through NRIC/Passport No.

I don't remember seeing these ?

I check on the SSL cert, seems legit.

er.. it' 10:31pm on my PC & all's the same with FSM.MY ar, even log-in.
U've been hacked or your routing gone nuts?

Now seems ok. I was being careful, I did not enter my username and password.

It's occured to me quite often, especially when i'm trying to access FSM at home... need to wait few hours before I'm able to access FSM MY

So sometimes when it does happen, I just browse around & check out any interesting articles happening around S'pore...

Article on Ponzi fund:


FSM Fund Choice: Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Quantum Fund [Dec 2013]

1. When it comes to investing in small cap equities, we always believe that active management can create alpha to the investors
2. The recent market turbulence in Southeast Asia region has raised the question whether the price correction is overdone especially in small cap equities.
3. The small cap equities listed in this emerging Asia are often overlooked by institutional investors and stock analysts, resulting greater potential for valuation mismatch
4. To cushion the downside volatility, raising cash allocation is a favourite strategy of the fund manager.
5. Over the past 5 years, the fund registered 27.7% p.a. returns, markedly outpacing the benchmark of 21.4% p.a. It translates to an outperformance of 12.0% p.a.
6. To those investors who share our long term view, Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund would be an ideal candidate to gain access to the Southeast Asia small to mid-cap equities

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4117

I think all or most of the unit trust funds in Malaysia has this kind of charges levied on the funds.....
they are to pay for the mgmt. of the funds. These cost are deducted from the asset of the fund...therefore the daily NAV would have "displayed" the deducted amount.
comparing with others?.... All the PRS funds are still new,.. read the prospectus to see more details on how they are going to manage the fund.
if your want to compare performance...
go to FSM website, under Funds Info
click Fund selector,
in the private retirement scheme (prs) provider field box,
click All PRS Providers Only
click Generate table.

(past performance may not be an indication of future performance)

that means if i have the HWang Select Asia Ex Jap Quantum and now the price is lower than my cost, i must now buy more into it ?? Thanks for your opinion.

If you can afford, it's better to buy at lower NAV in order to accumulate more units. When and if price swings up in later months or years, you may have higher translated ROI. Buy low, sell high.

Portfolio update for November 2013:

Fund Name | ROI (%) | XIRR (%)
Public Far East Select Fund | 29.5 | 3.7
Public Asia Ittikal Fund | 14.5 | 2.2
Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund - Class A | 14.0 | 16.2
AmDynamic Bond | 4.6 | 2.6
AmAP REITs | 5.8 | 4.4
Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund | -2.9 | -7.8
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund | 4.1 | 6.3
RHB-OSK EMB | -1.7 | -1.2

I just bought my initial investment in AmDynamic Bond. Buying opportunity. I think it has more upside than downside long term.

This post has been edited by kimyee73: Dec 4 2013, 02:15 PM

A few is under my watch list. DIGI, MAYBANK.. the usuals.

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Digi, Daibochi, Tien Wah and UMW. Waiting lower entry...or should I not wait?

I suggest taking a close look at the following sectors, OnG, Plantation and Utility counter. Construction, well it depends on how you look at it.

Wait or not, each to their own

O&G? UMW Corp got O&G play lo...

Plantation I dunno research...utility...TNB DY sucks leh...

Consturction...I work in construction, hate this sector

Give me a hint here. Small/big construction company? GLC/non GLC?

TNB can benefit from the power tariff hike

Formerly listed. Doing mainly infra works. Most of the contracts are from gomen.