Wow... Salute uncle for posting a long one... On cny too...

er... based on FAQ...

if i sell CMF tomorrow... there's a chance i won't see my money on friday?

t+2 and another 1-2?

ya... i can accept that. i wanted to do it this morning but forgot...

the one with lease malaysia exposure... ponzi 2... but that's because i already have KGF.
also because kenanga ap isn't spread across more countries.

oh... and i kiasu, not holding any small cap-ish fund. but again personal preference.

i would be frank... i would take advantage. everything remains the same to the newbie... good for me.

you post a good question... which i have not considered. lol. i deduce base on logic and past few months allocation that ponzi shouldn't suddenly go >20% into malaysia kua.

even if yes, well, in my portfolio, i have been slowly diversifying away from single country exposure too la... so i think i've done relatively ok, i hope.

i think you need to know how IRR is calculated. these people know and they are just mentioning those IRR numbers for fun. IRR is only good measure for investment >1 year IMO. or at least over a long enough period.

they probably invested 2 weeks to get those numbers.

actual return is very much less.

this promo is by invitation only. did you get the invitation in the first place?

you know what to do right?

if you have already purchased previously and gotten 0.8%, means ok di. you don't need to tell FSM which particular fund you want to buy. it will be reflected when you purchase. if really not, then call them immediately or something. it's all stated in the email...

unker... why BRI... why not just I?

for those interested in the "I"... something i found to share it outhttps://www.jpmorganmf.com/GTMA/MI-WP_ModiH...moon_201501.pdf

This post has been edited by adele123: Feb 26 2015, 02:59 PM

so happen i did "SELL" CMF on tuesday. i checked yesterday afternoon... money was already in.

this is like finance 101 or 201. indeed logical answer... want to share how you get the data?

This post has been edited by adele123: Feb 27 2015, 04:48 PM

quick search tells me it's actually being called distributions...

we like use terms we already know without realising it's actually not the right term?

or the average person just equate distributions by fund houses to dividends by shares?