can anyone shed more light on ASN 3 performance? Has anyone invested in that?

Am actually pretty confused with these two, all I understood when the Maybank rep was telling that there are 3 diff types of investment under ASG, whereas ASN 3 is basically the same as ASN 1&2 but price of units increases.

so did anyone managed to get some deposits in?

What's the deal with Middle East? Acah-acah or for real on pulling out of 1MDB funding?

is investing in ASN 3 or ASG better? which would experts here suggest?

ASN 3 price has gone 20+ cents in the 10 years its in operation, is there a potential for more growth, or money better invested into ASG instead?

The fund Persaraan is now hovering around 1.25++ when I checked last week

According to the teller, indian units have also been taken up. so no for now.

chill la bro, only 3 mths...keep it for the long term, with the budget announcing healthcare not impacted by GST, sure will naik one

good time to buy for me now..ehehe

when investing in ASG, your best bet would be at least 2-3 years to see a profit. This would of course be based on the funds performance.

Definitely not for short term as you stand to lose on admin and in your case price per unit.

This post has been edited by champu: Oct 10 2014, 05:47 PM

Last friday had managed to sneak in 3k into AS1M at Maybank Jln Ipoh.

Tried today at CIMB for 1k habuk pun takde

Any way to know unit availability other than walking in?

I am no expert but let's do some arithmetic here

for 40k your total shares bought would be 33,981 at the price of 1.771. Assuming you withdraw total sum you invested, you stand to gain 38k, which puts you at a loss of 2k.

Why don't you consider paying instalment instead? there is a small interest (8%?) but at least its better than paying 18% interest charges if youre paying min pymt's

talk to your bank, maybe you can plan clearing yr pymt for 6-12 months instead of paying a lump sum

well done. More power to you, and to the teller who managed to sneak it in. How much you managed?

better than nothing

noticed the trend too. Market correction perhaps? Coupled with sluggish news from US

oil price low due to over-stocking...some major players somewhere is putting everyone's life at risk by playing the russian roulette.

Hope it doesn't bite us as hard

Life is so unfair

Kudos to you. Pls share tips on when is the best times to go check at the counter

Fair point, but interesting question also...does bank treat these funds as your typical savings acct? i.e. close after inactivity for a certain period of time

My guess is one way to keep your acct active is to keep the book updated at least once a year when the dividend is announced.

sui laaa..my ASN 3 price still down by .2 percentile

This is true for savings acct, but are the ASx categorised as savings or investments?

in that case i dont have to worry about my acct being closed for inactivity