more like 10% percent only.

not much big impact though....to the portfolio...
i think i just keep...

Small caps or Big caps?
(from the chart center...looks like small caps better resilient-leh..)

Yes...mainly driven by big caps/blue chips

Fitch rating report already out or not?

KLCI was down 18.55 points or 1.08% to 1,691.92 – the lowest since mid-December 2014 and the index is down 3.94% year-to-date.

Among the key regional markets,

Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 2.88% to 20,209.95;

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 2.61% to 25,966.98;

Shanghai’s Composite Index fell 3.34% to 4,053.03;

Shenzen Composite Index plunged 6.05% to 2,351.40;

Taiwan’s Taiex lost 2.39% to 9,236.10;

South Korea’s Kospi fell 1.42% to 2,060.49 and

Singapore’s Straits Times Index fell 1.23% to 3,280.18.

Do u guys thk grexit is imminent?

Yes,...according to him....
“There’s an 85 percent probability that Greece will be forced to leave the euro zone” in the next few weeks,
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...traction-coming

Australia's share market has suffered one of its biggest fall in years, with nearly $40 billion wiped out as Greece inches towards a default on its debt and a potentially catastrophic exit from the euro zone.

https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/grexit-fe...-063117680.html

phew...lucky i exited klse n local funds b4 market crash.....lock in profit.....

Ringgit hits 10-year low in cautious trading

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit fell to a 10-year low in cautious trading following concerns over Greece’s debt default, dealers said. At 5 pm, the local note was quoted at 3.7825/7855 against the greenback from 3.7660/7690 on Friday. Jitters over a possible Fitch Ratings downgrade on Malaysia had also undermined the local currency.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/90227

I am looking to chip in to cimb global titan funds. And rhb european selected funds.
As I am concerned base on the graph. European selected funds are run by another party which their graphs seems odd. A year with 4% follow by 14 then 4 then 21 .
Any idea how do they play it?

good for u

Hi guys. I got an offer from CIMB for their unit trust fund. Basically I can invest 50% as FD and 50% for UTF and I'll earn 6.88% on the FD for 3 months. The sales charge for the UTF is 3%. This is new to me so I did some googling and found out about fundsupermart. Sales charge is only 1%! Is there any catch?

I'm thinking of placing 20k in the FD and 20k in the CIMB Principal Asia Dynamic Income fund. Even with the 6.88% 3-month FD, the 2% difference in sales charge is significant. That's RM400 I can save.

So all the sifus here, what do you think? Is there any advantage of placing directly through CIMB over fundsupermart? Is FSM reliable? Convenience in terms of placement and withdrawals?

Sorry, I think "most" of us here does not know how do they play it...

Know what you are getting into FIRST, before getting involves with UTF.
UTs has more risk than most people can stomach....
just a note......

to answers most of your questions in the last line....answers can be found here.....
Why Fundsupermart.com?
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...l?articleNo=569

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jun 29 2015, 09:15 PM

Good for you....bravo to the FA...

Gud time to nibble

The 1% SC is only current limited period promotion...normal SC is 2%.

Thanks man. Seems like FSM is pretty reputable among you guys. I know equity funds are high risk, but I think I have enough funds around to invest in riskier assets instead of the FDs I usually have. 20k is still ok for me, I think. The fund has been performing really well, but that's also part of my skeptism as well... The dip could be right around the corner.


1% is really low. I may just take this opportunity while it lasts.