Now also got issues. But the units is taken up by people here

I hope the 51:49 policy will be lifted for AS1M and ASW.

AS1M is 50:50

I think simply cannot change the policy.. needed unitholder approval & SC too

I have ASM and ASG only T.T

try to get ASW2020 & AS1M too

Same here. Planning to transfer ASG to ASM. Then saw that less than 1 year. Some more initial NAV about 1.2, now 1.09. So just keep. Cannot withdraw until NAV must > 1.2!!!

For variable price Funds, u need to look at market value instead of NAV alone

And where to get the market value? AR?

Market value = Nav x total units held

That is what I meant. I want to make sure when I withdraw, I will get some profit and not make a loss. That's why I said only less than a year. If withdraw, it will be a loss on my part.

Transfer only...

But if transfer rugi wei. Haven't even recover the 5% SC.

Hmm yea also. This year really bad la. Sigh. I hold two years already, the return is just 2.8 percent.

If the performance is up to the time like last 2 years will be like 15 percent.

Like this better dump in FD. At least no SC. Or ASM.

Same la. Before this, I put australian FD for 5.5%. Hold for I think few years because AUD drop with interest at 3.3% after 1st year. Effective returns ~1% . After counting in exchange rate and the interest earn. Enough is enough. Withdraw in cash and dump into ASM few days ago.

Everything I do does not seems to be fruitful. Bought ASG when NAV was 1.2 like that. Now 1.09.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Jul 24 2015, 09:58 PM

well u still make "profit" compare some of UT out there.. -ve return

Return in ROI or IRR?

lucky u already Withdraw.. RBA expected to cut again the rate

Yea. Just can say invest in the wrong time.

ROI.

No need use irr first..

hi sifus. just wanna understand more about this. assuming I manage to open a asm account with rm1k. when they announce the dividend, I can withdraw the dividend or it will be added on to the units? sorry newbie here