Wow Unker yklooi already replied to so many...unker no go yamseng ar?

With FSM, it takes 4 working days to FINALISE, for u to see them in your summary of holdings. But the 4 days lag is just processing time, as long as your buy transaction is completed (click buy + make payment + payment received by FSM) by 3PM on a business day, u get NAV for THAT DAY, your money ain't gonna disappear during that 4 days.

By the way, don't get too overly bothered with NAV, u are not trading UTs (well, u should NOT be!), over the long term, a few % difference would not make much difference.
WAC showed in FSM includes your sales charges.
With FSM, u could invest GLOBAL. Why think only of local equity market?

But as some would say, it's good to make local market the "anchor" of your portfolio, if u are not already invested in local equities yourself. Main reasons:
(1) no foreign currency translation loss
(2) local market is "inefficient", i.e. fund managers can easily beat the market. But this argument is also valid for most developing countries stock market

As for myself, I'm already invested in local equities, so my UT portfolio is mainly overseas-focused.
Err...find some under-covered gems and buy them?

The stocks which contributed the most to my portfolio, most fund managers would not even look at them.

Apollo - makes your favourite snacks
Hup Seng - makes your Ping Pong cream crackers

Gems are not easy to come by. I've already dumped these 2 stocks. Of my current holdings, DiGi and Karex are the most profitable stock. But don't blindly replicate my portfolio oh...some stocks are already overvalued.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Dec 25 2014, 11:01 AM

Thanks a lot, I guess for now I should take advantage of both platforms. If eunittrust SC is lower then topup using that otherwise FSM

I see, well trying to squeeze as much profit as possible

with 2 little preschool age monsters having time off from daycare..... ....maybe will sneak out on 31 Dec...

This post has been edited by yklooi: Dec 25 2014, 11:59 AM

Thanks @pinkspider & @yklooi

Did some calculation and it makes sense now.

thanks for the reply..for the new year.2015.what are you take on REIT..?is it good to invest??on local equities based on consumers demand such as food and agriculture...those are a safe bet? how about tech stocks?what do u think

while waiting for the SIFUS to response...if got time and interest...read this.....hope it helps...
2015 Outlook for Malaysia....Posted on December 17, 2014
The recent crash in oil prices has emerged as a major risk and drastically changed the outlook for the Malaysian economy and market. Not surprisingly, in times like this, investors will be wondering whether the stock market can improve next year and what investment opportunities lay ahead. Here, we share our thoughts on the Malaysian economy and equity market for the year of 2015.....Author : iFAST Research Team

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5357

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Unker Looi posted link to a very good article by FSM

As u can see from my siggy, I'm heavily invested in REITs. But that is just me, I prefer dividend-yielding stocks because I want to slowly build up a stream of passive income.

So fast #8

hi..can i invest in REIT with FSM too??

No

FSM is for unit trusts.

U buy REITs through Bursa.

well how to start getting those REIT stocks??anyone care to show bursa??

Open a CDS account in an investment bank 1st..
Merry Christmas

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/590947
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3353991

you can get "involved" in REIT with FSM thru these funds....

AMASIA PACIFIC REITS - CLASS B (MYR) Risk Rating: 10
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
The Fund aims to provide regular income and to a lesser extent capital appreciation over the Medium to Long Term by investing in real estate investment trusts (REITs).

AMASIA PACIFIC REITS PLUS Risk Rating: 10
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
The Fund aims to provide regular income and to a lesser extent capital appreciation over the medium to long term by investing in real estate investment trusts (REITs) and equities in the real estate sector.

AFFIN HWANG SELECT ASIA PACIFIC (EX JAPAN) REITS AND INFRASTRUCTURE FUND Risk Rating: 10
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
The Fund seeks to provide both income and capital appreciation over the medium to long term by investing in equity or equity-linked securities of companies involved in infrastructure-related businesses, as well as real estate investment trusts & REITs, in the Asia Pacific ex Japan.

RHB-OSK ASIAN REAL ESTATE FUND Risk Rating: 10
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
This Fund aims to achieve long term capital appreciation through investments in the real estate market.

KAF GLOBAL DIVERSIFIED PROPERTY FUND Risk Rating: 9
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
To achieve a combination of income and long-term capital growth by investing in a collective investment scheme called the Fidelity Global Property Fund.
(formerly known as Alliance Global Diversified Property Fund)



This post has been edited by yklooi: Dec 25 2014, 10:21 PM


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appreciate if u can show a link or guide for open cds acc at some investment bank??

any requirement for opening that acc??

try this site?
How to Open An Investment Account in Bursa Malaysia
http://www.investmentmalaysia.org/2013/04/...bursa-malaysia/

I found this site using "GOOGLE". This is a wonderful search engine.....many info can be found and located!

This post has been edited by yklooi: Dec 26 2014, 12:15 AM

http://1-million-dollar-blog.com/how-to-op...bursa-malaysia/

Haha
Easy Find From out Sifu Google..

Boring day!

What excitement u want?

U see me reply so fast...I'm rotting at office right now

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Dec 26 2014, 12:13 PM