my tracking on HSO...2 Jan till 30 April up 1.72%
for  jaguh kampung....Kenanga better? 

can able to do inter switching is definitely a good choice....i liked that too. Observed that RHB OSK got more choices of funds.
10 May 13 till 30 Apr 14 is only 4.96% after - SC

  oh i forgot....i made a switch recently and they charged me RM 25..but due to abit  higher sum...the % is minimal when compared.
btw, as at 31 Mar HSO exposure to HK is 9.2%...

Can switch to Kenanga Bond ma..

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on a bond fund? not for this 1~2 years.
some flexi house loans is 4.2% already....dump in there and wait for "timing" after correction better (if only know when ha-ha)? 

first time and newbie here...tried with kenanga growth

any advise from senior here?

Now you're jumping to the Aberdeen Islamic World bandwagon?

You have RHB-OSK GEYF right?

What you think of this: AMSCHRODER EUROPEAN EQUITY ALPHA?

Hwang Select Japan Quantum Fund?
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...lnumber=MYHWSJQ

Thought you don't like Syariah compliant fund?

Geographical allocation is different with what PGSF covers too.

I feel like exiting EIGEM fund. The % is so small in my portfolio the profit is so insignificant. Better to accumulate the capital somewhere else right? But with the current market, how to lump it. Maybe GEYF - since the NAV drop hell a lot that day.

Pink Spider The spreadsheet you posted on the first page, after you completely sold the holdings in that fund, your profit/loss column shows NIL figure or the gain/loss?

Cause there are 2 ways of calculating. One is taking the figure right from the sales order FSM emailed. One is you calculate the average cost, and multiple with units sold, and take the remaining cost of investment to deduct it.

The part u highlighted. If partial sale, must do that.. If not u realize that your profit figure and % won't tie to what is display with the FSM page.

But I agree, when fully sold.. I usually use the other way of calculating. Like that XIRR only can take into account the realized profit/(loss) made.

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In the unlikely event that Fundsupermart ceases as a business concern, with your permission, all your assets registered under iFAST Nominees Sdn Bhd will be transferred to another Institutional Unit Trust Advisers (IUTA) or they will be returned to you.

That means after we buy funds via fundsupermart i.e. Kenanga Fund, our names will not appear under Kenanga company, our units of the fund will be held under the name of fundsupermart right?

What I'm afraid is what if one day fundsupermart goes bankrupt or another issue that rendered the company to be invalid, where do we claim back our funds? This is one thing that I concern the most.

Hope all can clarify, thanks.