Which equity fund in PM platform has lower sales charge apart from those fixed income funds?

I buy e-series, only 3.75%
I go others platform with lower sales charge, PMO no change 😁

Got e-series?
I'm aware of PB series and Public series.

Got, long time lo. Last time only one, now a few, go searching

Yes, i receive yesterday late evening around 6ish..

Hi I'm an unit trust investor for about more than a year in FSMONE and Eunittrust platform.
I would like try investing public mutual also.
I am a foreigner, so is it possible for me to apply for public mutual?
Is there any minimum amount to be invested in order public mutual accoint opening?
Hope someone can guide me.

Hi I'm an unit trust investor for about more than a year in FSMONE and Eunittrust platform.
I would like try investing public mutual also.
I am a foreigner, so is it possible for me to apply for public mutual?
Is there any minimum amount to be invested in order public mutual account opening?
Hope someone can guide me.

if you are currently a FSM MY and Eunittrust investor....
then i think opening a Public mutual a/c should be ok too....
but according to their website...
"For non-Malaysians and non-residents, please approach our unit trust consultants or customer service centres/branches to register."
https://www.publicmutual.com.my/Non-Face-to-Face

i think the minimum amount to buy a PM unit trust is RM1k....(I could be wrong)
but since you will need to approach PM consultant or customer service centres/branches to register a/c opening, you can check with them on the exact amount need to buy

How about Public Islamic Asia Dividend Fund. Good performance.

which public mutual fund holding mostly banking , construction and property sector ? since these are the sector is under value at current economy. maybe good time to buy now and wait for long term appreciation.

i oso wanna know
previously i search for the words
banking - income/dividend
property - reits

click the report one by one n see....very tired....

Anyone want buy PB Vietnam Global 40 fund?

just 10% variance in allocations...

PB Vietnam Global 40 Fund
PBVG40F aims to invest at least 20% of its net asset value (NAV) in the Vietnam market, with the balance in global markets including the US, Europe and Asia Pacific.

Public Vietnam-Global Equity Fund
PVGEF aimed to achieve capital growth over the long term by investing 75% to 98% of its net asset value (NAV) in equities with at least 30% in the Vietnam market while the balance invested in the United States, Europe and the Asia Pacific region.

https://www.publicmutual.com.my/Menu/Announcement/PR-PBVG40F
https://www.publicbankgroup.com/News-Announ...am-Global-Equit

same resources used and paid for but another fund to collect the annual management fees

This post has been edited by MUM: Sep 28 2020, 04:11 PM

I see the PVGEF performance is good, good to go then for the new fund?

i want
what is the benefit?

Benefit?
It's a unit trust fund; what benefits are you expecting? Cash back?

goto go if you want to add 30% of Vietnam into your global UT portfolio

Very similar funds, except the new PB fund:
- the number of stocks is up to a max of 40, while it is not mentioned in the older fund.
- has a wider mandate in that it can have a minimal of 20% in equities in adverse markets, while it is 30% in the older fund.

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I have PVGEF in my portfolio... been slowly adding it since mid April, about 1% when it dips. It is now about 5% of my port. Planning to increase it to about 10% and hold it 3 years.

Latest addition was about 2 weeks ago... current gains ranged from 16.8% to 1%. It seems to be heavy on US markets too (daily price movement following Dow Jones and Nasdaq.)

This post has been edited by j.passing.by: Sep 29 2020, 03:16 PM

Good indicator into Vietnam market

Vietnam's growth climbs, resisting global downturn

HANOI: Vietnam's economic growth picked up in the third quarter, boosted by a rally in exports as the country slowly emerges from a virus-induced slowdown.

Vietnam has long been one of Asia's fastest-growing economies, and it is heavily reliant on exports, particularly after reaping the benefits of a trade spat between Washington and Beijing over the past two years.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/busine...wnturn-13159850

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