QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Mar 13 2015, 03:15 PM)
One thing I discovered about the RHB OSK fund houses is that it is not cost effective to practice constant dollar investing or dollar value averaging with them.
Imagine this, you buy a RHB OSK equity fund and have paid the sales fee of 2%. Then you want to switch some profits into the RHB OSK Bond Fund using the CDI or DVA method. You have to pay a switching fee of RM25.00.
Later if you want to switch back the profits from the RHB OSK Bond fund into any RHB OSK equity fund, you have to pay 1% of the repurchase price per unit as the redemption fee. The redemption fee of 1% is only waived if you switch or sell the RHB OSK Bond Fund after 1 year.
Where is the logic in this? How are we supposed to make a decent profit or to practise asset allocation like this?


Most of the UT prospectus would suggest a holding periods of mid to longer term (3~5 yrs holding period)
Frequent changing of UTs would cost you....and at the same time it is assumed to be timing the market.
If, the fund that I see can be selected to be in my portfolio, i am already willing to pay 2%.....depending of the invested amount...RM 25 would be indefinitely less than the 2%....and i am sure i would have make more than that RM25 before i switch......or i would also pay the RM 25 to switch out fund that are not making monies, if i "know" that i would save much more than that later.
also on this switching toic...there is this thing called Credit system
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/faq.svdo?id=2001YES, you can and also cannot make a decent profit in UTs but you are advised not to practise asset allocation like this.
asset allocation are advised to be planed before actual buying.