should jump in more i think, today KLSE drop lagi.

Top up Ponzi 1.0 (small-mid caps) or Hwang Select Opportunity (large caps) leh?

ha-ha...if it dropped again tomorrow and next week leh...where to get so much $$...my printed not enough ink leh.

go for Ponzi-lah

Why not Ponzi 2.0?

Why not both?

My target for Ponzi 2.0 is only 10% of my portfolio...now 10.5% already

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Dec 3 2014, 02:15 PM

I'm planning to add Ponzi 2.0 to my PRS holding next year.

My KGF and Kenanga OnePRS Growth funds are under water now!

harlo all~~ i have 2 unit trust fund in CIMB which is Equity and Small Cap fund. Trying to purchases it my self, as a newbie, what shud i do or what shud i read?

Your account with CIMB or FSM first?

currently is with CIMB, planning to start an new investment fund and learn to manage myself instead of paying people to manage for me

Then open an account with FSM first.

That's it? Get an account and purchases UTS that i felt secured with?
Btw, how we transfer the fund over?

FPX

Ok thx, although not fully understand how this FPX work yet, but will google around

online payment just like when purchase movie ticket.

FPX is a payment processor like Paypal.

It'll debit your saving account of the participating bank. You'll still need to login to the Internet banking account of your desired saving account in order to use FPX.

I assume every bank with FPX services will work with FSM.
I using public bank, just checked in their site, need2 go their branches to apply for PBe Business Banking 1st baru can use. Btw, what's the minimum investment fee for FSM? For 1st time i cuba-cuba mayb start with some low fee 1st

This post has been edited by ragk: Dec 3 2014, 04:00 PM

NOT every bank but most if not all the local consumer banks like maybank, cimb, rhb, hlb, pb... (did i miss out any bank?).

also about public bank... are you sure you check the right thing at the right place? i just transfer like normal... no special application needed or anything.

bond/fixed income/cash fund, 0% sales charge... but they charge 0.05% platform fee per quarter for some bond funds.




This post has been edited by adele123: Dec 3 2014, 04:11 PM

Wow, my RHB-OSK Total Asian Return Fund IRR is 7% liao.... invested in October... the power of depreciating ringgit

You should compare it with CIMB Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund.

It has a nick name called Ponzi 2.0