I have just halve my KGF holding recently. I wanted something that is more overweight on banking & O&G sector going forward.

Bye Ms Lee Sook Yee.....

Yoo Hoo... Mr Chen, Mr Chen... can I see you for a sec...

Xuzen

RHB fpx very sucks

Yea Eastspring funds are pretty volatile.. what's the point of volatility without superior growth lol. KGF is being a bit annoying though. How did they just drop the price and not update the website with news of the dividend, that will trigger a panic sell lol.

Thing about KGF though, is they have been through a recession, so they have some experience in it.

This post has been edited by wodenus: May 31 2014, 10:31 AM

Where got leh? My fund SD 8% only wor... moderate risk.

Xuzen

Which fund is that? let us compare

Small box in the corner.. Also Eunittrust is falling down on the job, no news from them

eUT die already?

i still can access their website

This One!

Xuzen

my -6.76 % = sales charge + 29/5 dooms day

Haha yes heart attack lol. Wish they emailed people or something goodness. BTW why bother to censor it, anyone can tell by the percentage and value how much your capital is.. lazy to count also can see its about 8k lol

This post has been edited by wodenus: May 31 2014, 03:47 PM

Yes but their news is so old lol

This post has been edited by wodenus: May 31 2014, 03:44 PM

See what I mean lol

he he he.... I am still holding Ms Lee Sook Yee fund. it is just that I wish to have greater exposure to finance and banking sector hence I move some to Mr Chen's side.

KGF is heavy on trading/services sector and plantation. No doubt it is a good fund and I am still holding it. Why only eat one kind of food when you can have the whole buffet!

xuzen

My coming setup:

60% KGF 40% "Eatspring"

This post has been edited by Dennos: May 31 2014, 04:35 PM

All blue chips...might be good for a defensive play why does FSM not have a global fund

Guys, a question on cmf.

I've invested in cmf for more than 6 months & the profit I earned is 1.5%
I checked the FAQ & realised interest earned is not compounded. So, even the net interest is 3% above as stated in the website, the returns is still lower compared to fd due to cmf is not a compound interest fund?

seriously not compounded?
How come?

ahem..
U mean this?
Q: WHAT IS THE INTEREST RATE I CAN EARN ON MY CASH PARKED IN THE CASH MANAGEMENT FUND?

A: The returns of the Cash Management Fund will be determined by the fluctuation of the daily NAV price.
Any profit (interest) earned will be shown in your holding immediately based on the latest NAV price given. The profit/interest earned will not be compounded. If the investors want to get back the profit earned, they would have to redeem the fund.

from: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/faq.svdo?id=9718#6

Well, U can take it as U did but did U actually ask this portion:
"..Any profit (interest) earned will be shown in your holding immediately based on the latest NAV price given."

Taking the whole paragraph, my understanding of what FSM is saying:
Look here - everything's in the NAV.
We dont guarantee kaka on interest thus the NAV fluctuations will determine yr profits.
Yes - profits, not interest.
We do NOT guarantee profits nor interest. This is an investment - a money market investment.

Just a thought

That is a good visualisation. Where did you get it from?