some of the YTD market index performance by countries
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5080

All funds are greatly hit with HSAQF, AIWEF and KGF took the impact.

Portfolio drops below 6% and portfolio CAGR drops below 4%

This post has been edited by David83: Oct 7 2014, 08:48 PM

Yeah...AIWEF as red as a used Kotex pad

My CAGR/IRR still hanging at 4.4%...guess this is why sifus say, the longer your investment horizon, the less you should worry about cyclical downturns

Want to top up but there's no promo.

3 Things to Buy in The Current Market Correction

In this article, we suggest three markets for investors to buy in the current correction in the stock market. iFAST Research Team October 7, 2014

The old adage “Fortune favours the prepared mind” is true in the markets and in investing. Investment opportunities come and go from time to time, and only those who are prepared will be able to take advantage and seize those opportunities. History has shown us that corrections in markets often provide wonderful (and sometimes very profitable) investment opportunities, and the recent decline in equity markets worldwide have led to several interesting opportunities. In this article, we suggest three markets for investors to buy into in the recent dip in stock markets.

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...Correction-9810

This post has been edited by yklooi: Oct 7 2014, 09:34 PM

Market drop lagi at EU and US..

I remembered during Apr 2013 funds across FSM also taken a hit. One of the Asia Pacific fund that I'm holding tumbled 13% before recovered back. It took 5 months for the full recovery...

Ouch >.< I still new investor..
Dunno if i can stomach such a dip..
Now i say i can.. based on book knowledge and stuffs..

Hope my heart is strong..

This post has been edited by woonsc: Oct 7 2014, 11:16 PM

Keep watching... it looks like same scenario as final quarter in 2013 previously.

Chill out guys...it's Oct...typically the worst time for stocks historically in a year. If you have bullets, use the ammo. If no bullets, just sit tight and ride the tide

what can 1 expect from speculators trading unit trust

and my bonds come happily chugging along..guess it wouldnt make much diff with equity now
IRR around 4%

US market drops about 1.5% yesterday.

Correction only, not crash yet.

This month only have few hundred spare to top up

GST on fund.


Attached File(s)
 GST_FundManagement.pdf ( 347.8k ) Number of downloads: 49

Switching or transfer units is subject to GST?

switching fee subject to GST.
assume switching fee is rm25 therefore- 6% GST will be added.

This post has been edited by felixmask: Oct 8 2014, 09:27 AM

GST is only on the Sales Charge and Switching Fee.

e.g. u buy RM100, u pay SC RM2 (2%), the GST is only on the RM2

Hence,

RM100 + RM2 + RM0.12

US, Europe and Asia markets 3-month return in red

Time to start deploying cash