QUOTE(pisces88 @ Dec 29 2014, 05:50 PM)
how to see the full year ROI geh? go analyze portfolio there ah? i only know my full portfolio is +4% only 
Must exclude CMF portion otherwise it will be very low Fundsupermart.com v8, The MS Excel Masterclass version!
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Pink Spider For yearly ROI calculation, how do you factor out CMF portion?
If during the year, you sold off a fund, but you only reinvested part of the capital with the remaining in CMF? |
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QUOTE(jedibakat @ Jan 6 2015, 12:01 AM) May I ask why would you move FD to CMF when FD is giving higher rates? (besides having more liquidity - but if liquidity is what you're after you prob wont put too much into FD in the first place right?) Well, firstly my FD is originally a place merely to temporary keep my cash until I have stocks to invest in. But I foresee myself staying out of stock market for he year (first 5 days of trading is an indication for KLCI for the rest of the year for me). Currently 2 out of that 5 is red.I am comparing based on the promo FD rates and not the FD board rates. Everyone knows the board FD rates are shit. The highest FD rate as of now is 4.5% (3 years Ambank) while almost every other bank is giving at least 4% on promotion FDs ranging from 9 months to 2 years. CMF is only ~3.7% ? I'm not sure about the promotions FDs as I do not follow closely. All my FDs are placed online to allow me to uplift them easily. 3.7% is kind of a good deal for me considering some DY stocks only give an average 4% now with potential capital downside risk. Not too shabby I would say. |
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Now which region can top up. Everyone still high in valuation..
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Jan 18 2015, 10:22 PM) All regulars should know that dividends distributions income whatsoever has ZERO impact on the profit/loss of your unit trust investment. Actually got la. But VERY minimal.Chill guys QUOTE(Kaka23 @ Jan 19 2015, 10:06 AM) Oops. Did I brought it up? This post has been edited by TakoC: Jan 19 2015, 10:40 AM |
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Jan 19 2015, 10:55 AM) 1. The fund would have to raise cash to pay those unitholders who chose to receive distributions in cash Not tax. More of the calculation of the units to be distributed.2. Administrative expenses 3. ??? With the new Section 108 single-tier dividend system, tax is no longer an issue. For sure when they calculate the units, it won't be perfect due to decimal places. |
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Those that made use of the 0.5% and topped up Ponzi 2.0 shall benefit from the dropped in HSI and SHCOMP today. Win-win.
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Overall portfolio return went up a lot the past 5 days.
The SC charges for Ponzi 2.0 also recovered. Just saying.. Lol |
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QUOTE(David83 @ Jan 22 2015, 09:45 AM) Ponzi 1 or 2?Not keen on topping up HSAQ. I'm comfortable with my Malaysia exposure at the moment. In terms of 2, after I topped up my China/HK only went up by 1%. So that's fine too. Currently, my region exposure are quite balanced Malaysia. China/HK both at 13%. US and Europe at 10% and 12% respectively. |
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This thread lately new wind direction. All so technical. Must discuss about regional exposure, moving forward in FY15 strategy and stuff also la. Those more value adding - where you invest, what you invest make you money
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Not wanting to contribute to the already-technical topics in this thread, but I can't help but to wonder. CMF reported daily interest rate of ~3.8%.
For FD. If you put 1 month, it's 3% (assume 3%. easier to calculate). So every month your interest is 3% * RM5,000 (assumed capital) * 1/12 = RM12.50. Easy because 3% is annual % so just monthly apportion it. So how to calculate CMF? 3.8% * RM5,000 * 1/365 for every day. Multiple 30 to get monthly. You get RM15.xx. Additional RM3 bucks only wor. |
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