thank you for the feedback. i actually came across fundsupermart and registered an account, but didnt bother to invest in one due to my stubborness not to trust unit trusts because of the high management fee they command. it is good to have the pros do the work while i meddle with stocks picking myself. hmm...

at times those "Pros" are no better than those that do the stock picking themselves...+ without "high" fees.

sounds like asking monkeys to throw darts to pick stocks can do better than professional fund managers huh

some one just posted this earlier....."while i meddle with stocks picking myself."

just a note....some "descriptive remarks" are better off not posted.

For recomended portfolio
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/inves...ntportfolio.tpl

Does it mean that from 1 January 2011 to today only earn 4.11% for "aggresive" mode?

4.11% pa or 4.11% total?

I am wondering the same thing.. even if it is 4% pa, doesnt seem so 'aggressive' enough to me..lol..how to read that actually

Wah Kenanga plunged into -3.78% today on my portfolio. suddenly. now got 2 red ones already.

Fund Name Ex-Date Reinvestment Date1 Gross Income Distribution Rate Net Income Distribution Rate
Kenanga Growth Fund 29-May-2014 29-May-2014 RM 0.06 per unit To Be Advised

STAY CALM

Okay sifu, haha, still newbie. Thanks for letting me know

How to count how many units we will get?

If dunno the implications (or the lack of it) of a dividend/distribution in the context of unit trusts, don't make a fool of yourself.

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https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...Allocation-9421

LOL.. that got me too. Thanks for the update

Planning to top up, been busy so probably Monday

But KSGF has a higher NAV price, so percentage wise pretty much the same?

It's only income redistribution to lower the price, it doesn't really do anything but lower the price of the fund

BTW, just noticed ...

If chosing to pay via FPX payment, it comes up with AMEX as an option

Is this just a mistake ? Would be nice to earn 5x TP on the deposit

FSM

So have you make a try?

Haven't tried in case it goes down as a cash advance or something , maybe try a smaller amount on Monday