Can sense that luck is coming my way now.

Got 100+100+400 for my ASM this afternoon.

Small amount but still better than nothing.

Cheerio.

Congrats~I am on leave today, will try my luck tomorrow

Guys, need your help about amanah saham wawasan 2020.
Read on PNBs website that the allocation for this fund is 51% for bumis and 49% for non-bumis.

My question now is, is this 49% of non bumi further broken down to let's say maybe 30% Chinese, 10% Indians an others ?

Because if its only stated as 49% for non-bumis as a total without breaking it down future into class sizes, then we non-bumis should have a higher chance to top up our units on a daily basis rather than having a limitation of just 15% or stuffs like that.

So I guess my chance to open an account under that find should be easier.

Like to learn from those who have tried purchasing the available units during the past dividend periods (non bumi units).

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I know there is no unique pattern but what was the general pattern we have seen in the past.

E.g. if it is C, then no point in me going on the first day.

Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback.

I was hoping for A.

Then again, D is still OK and I will aim for the 4-5 peaks in there. Just kidding.

Cheerio.

P/S I guess after 1-2 weeks, the dividend sale will be all over. Then back to the normal  s  l  o  w    fishing.

Just back from post office...the staff told me I just missed the RM400 because there was another customer before me managed to top-up...

even worse, the staff only tried one round for me...400,300,200,100,50...tak ada la boss 

Following what I heard a lot lately,

. . . for security reason, we cannot disclose that. Ha.
In layman's language, no, I did not try after my RM600 strike. Give all the staff I have troubled in the past a break lah.

Cheerio.

May open ASG a/c dis week

U have ASG?

Oic...

Hi mates~just back from PM!!

RM400 + RM450 + RM100 + RM400 = RM1350

the malay lady really is my lucky angel   

Managed to top up my account during lunch.

I went after lunch as well but the bank lady told me the ASNB system was not available/running.

Thanks.

The lady who told me was not the one covering the ASNB customers (I went to the side to pick up some ASNB forms to prepare for the coming ASM dividend fire sale! Ha). Maybe the ASNB counter staff was not at the counter then (like you said, "away"? Ha.

Why do they lie on things like this?

One thought came to mind some weeks ago. Some staff will minimise the strike rate to discourage people from coming back. If place X has high strike rate, then many people will be frequent customers trying their luck. So, to lighten their work load, just try all the things mentioned in this thread (system down, try once only etc) to discourage return customers.

If they could do a data check/survey, they will find some banks and some counters with unusually low strike rates while some will have unusually high strikes (> 2 * standard deviation statistically speaking). There are indeed some good staff helping their customers.

My 3 cents.

Cheerio.

Don't you love this guy.. priority banking lah, XX,000 not a lot lah.. didn't mention your Bentley got parking fine?

AS1M.

Strongly agree with what you have said above. Based on my experience, I know a few people that just wouldn't want to loose too much money on high risk investments due to the fact that they do not know much about the product well.
A person wouldn't mind just getting about 3.00++ on FD knowing that their investment is 100% guaranteed rather than putting it in a riskier investment like unit trust or playing with forex.

Person A may only have a total savings of RM10,000 and he/she wouldn't have the capacity to invest in a risky investment that has a high chance of him/her loosing their entire savings.

However, someone that has RM100k wouldn't mind putting in a certain percentage of his savings into a riskier investment as he has the capacity to do so.

In short, it could be said that the higher an individuals savings is, the higher the risk that that individual would be willing to take.