Why would u wanna know?

I have my reasons. Anyone can confirm?

State your reasons. I'm in the mood to rebuff people and dispel myths.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 6 2015, 04:32 PM

what caused it's dropped?
did it dropped because of income distribution or because the market(s) in which the fund invested in had corrected/crashed thus causing underlying stocks invested by the fund undervalued?
Based on "PAST" performance of KGF......I think anytime is ALSO a GOOD time to invest........buy when market dips (not NAV dipped due to income distribution) is always better.

".....investors should never solely judge if a fund is cheap or expensive based on its fund price. Instead, investors may find it more helpful if they are aware of the valuation (or estimated price-earning ratios) of the underlying equity market which the fund invests in. It is also useful to observe how a fund has performed over a period of time rather than just for short bouts of time. "
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...?articleNo=2690

btw....KGF just declared income distribution on 26 Feb 2015...thus caused it's NAV to drop.

after post, went to sunway giza shopping groceries

i tot evelibadi pretend to be busy hhahaha

does that mean minority of us actually do investments or that we're not active in FSM thread?

just do it already. listen to the same thing 1000 times also beh sian seriously.

Next time anyone ask anything about distribution, NAV price drop (is it a good time to top up?) etc I just gonna reply with a big big big

PLEASE READ POST #1 THOROUGHLY

Lol i just asked one simple question and love how the people here just jump the gun and assumed im talking bout the buy low sell high misconception etc.

Im a long time lurker here and i learnt alot from all of you and I'm really thankful. i just rarely post things.
I really dont wanna start another thread seeing people argue, talking bout mooncakes etc.
But thanks for asking my reasons and wanted to help me. appreciate it.

Just wanna know a simple Yes/No to a simple question. that's all

Why is it so hard just to state your reason???

U'd have saved the thread from a few wasteful posts

Err because i have my own reasons ???
Wth why can't people just ask simple questions here and let others answers, and get on with it?
Do i need to state out how much i bought? what i bought? when i bought? What my future plans are?

You'd save the thread by not keep asking for it.
sorry to others. i'll just back to lurking.

Defensive personalities who do not like to share thoughts and cannot discuss constructively do not belong in forums. Forums are meant for discussions and thoughts sharing.

Go back to lurk then. U won't be missed.

Bye.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 6 2015, 04:59 PM

i think no one knows it. unless u know fund manager in that fund houses.

March? not december?

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...endHistory.svdo

based
1) on "past" distribution history dates....
2) financial year end date ---31 Mar
3) its distribution policy ----Depending on the level of income (if any) the Fund generates, the Fund aims to distribute part or all of its distributable income on an annual basis.

YES, I think there is a "High' probability of income distribution on Mar 2015 too.
NO, I do know "if a fund always declare income distribution at the same time every year"....I never monitor it for remembrance....just take notice and forget.

a simple Yes/No to a simple question. that's all...

This post has been edited by yklooi: Mar 6 2015, 05:13 PM


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Great. Thanks alot

Pink, why so lou hei?

Friday night. Chillax.

Malaysian exports contract
• 6 Mar 2015 at 18:49

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia's exports contracted by 0.6% on an annual basis in January due to a decline in demand for petroleum and palm-oil based products, the government said Friday.

Exports receipts for January totaled 63.60 billion ringgit (565 billion baht), down from 63.97 billion ringgit a year ago, according to the Department of Statistics.

The agency said that refined petroleum products, which accounted for 5.4% of total exports, fell by 41.8% to 3.4 billion ringgit due to a drop in both value and export volume.

Exports of palm oil and palm-based products, which account for 7.2% of total exports, also decreased by 15.3% to 4.6 billion ringgit.

Export to China, one of the country's largest trading market, dropped by 22.7%.

January imports also slipped year-on-year to 54.6 billion ringgit from 57.6 billion, mainly due to a drop in the purchase of intermediate goods such as fuel and lubricants, which constituted 60.6% of the country's imports.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asean/4907...xports-contract

Ouch

Today ayam busy.

No need work ar? Can guo shopping somemore