If you buy unit trust during last year until now. You will be making losses about 40% or greater.

Yes i support darkknight81...my Unit trust is dropping

Amanah Saham Gemilang ( ASG ) worth to do investment or not ?

buy more when the recession is over. the game has juz started.. not sure when the actual recession will come and how long will it lasts?

the game is about to start or about to `GAME OVER` ?

Definitely will not end any time soon...

this time is just the begining of the recession...many economist said the market going to see the after shock next year...

this year maybe it will be a small dividen payout to all holders... maybe still have bonuses...

and next year it will turn around i guess..

when ASW release ???

i am waiting though ~~~~

except ASW, which one return is high to non bumi too ???

This post has been edited by Ah hao: Oct 23 2008, 04:47 PM

You can try your luck at pos office, maybank, cimb , rhb . You can enter in few thousand if you are lucky.

ASM the return is almost same as ASW.

Anyone has received the ASW cheque for this year? The dividen already declared but i have yet to reveive any cheque? Why so late?

Cheque ? I thought they will credit the dividen into your account just like ASB ? No ?

By the way, i have a few questions.

1. Which fund is capital protected besides Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) and Amanah Saham Wawasan 2020 (ASW) ?

2. Any idea if there is still fund available for ASW ? I am talking about Bumi quota.

Thanks in advance.

But all the units have been sold out and since there is no any left, they would pay diveiden using cheque instead of unit right?

Few years back yes. But now no more, the dividend are being reinvested. Now they need to use the money to support our KLSE

ASM is capital guaranteed too

For ASB if you are bumi you can put in anytime no limitation.

Whereas ASW and ASM you need to wait for unitholder to withdraw then you can buy in.

Thanks. By the way, i just found out Amanah Saham Didik (ASD) is capital protected too but the T&C is the same as ASB.



But the maximum investment for ASB is only RM200,000.00 per account holder.


I know people have zeroed out the non-Bumi quota long ago but how about the Bumi quota ? The fund is 51% reserved for non-Bumi and if i'm not mistaken, that one hasn't sold out right ?

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Oct 26 2008, 04:23 PM

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I know people have zeroed out the non-Bumi quota long ago but how about the Bumi quota ? The fund is 51% reserved for non-Bumi and if i'm not mistaken, that one hasn't sold out right ?

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Regarding the bumi quota i am not sure. But the non-bumi quota... Non-bumi do withdraw their saving from ASW/ASM everyday. If you are lucky enuff you can manage to put in as you must know they are a lot of non-bumi queuing to buy too.

Sorry, i meant to say 49% reserved for non-Bumi, NOT 51%.

ASB limit is RM200K per account. But we can let it compounding to infinity and beyond isn't? I mean, max investment is RM200K. And then, by the end of financial year, the total investment will keep on adding up just from the return. Isn't it?

So NOT true. Being a Muslim doesn't give you the Bumi status automatically. There are other rules too.

By the way, yes, Sino-Kadazan is categorized as Sabah Native and therefore is rightful Bumiputra under the Malaysian constitution.


Infinity ? No way !

asw2020 capital protected? shall we take back the money?