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OptimusStar
post Feb 9 2017, 06:11 PM

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Hi guys , how can we find out the transaction history for a particular fund we invested? I see in PMO only can go back 24 months.
I am trying to check from 2013.


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post Feb 9 2017, 07:20 PM

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I was referring to the history of my own transaction not the fund performance.
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post Nov 5 2017, 09:41 PM

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QUOTE(MakNok @ Nov 5 2017, 07:54 PM)
Aiyaa.. Can transfer back online.
I did mine Jan this Year delaying because of Ah Jib factor thus incurring 10K losses.... Cissss
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Is it simple and is there fees ? Considering to transfer all my funds back to EPF. PSF and PRSF been lower than EPF past 4 years.
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post Nov 12 2017, 11:45 PM

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I have invested in PSF and PRSF via EPF investment scheme for past 4 years and the returns are slightly below EPF. I reached out to my consultant and instead he advice that this is UT a long term market , we need to wait further. He didn't advice me to do any switching. PM online platform is not as user friendly as FSM i feel for me the have a look and judge myself which funds i should change them to.
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post Feb 22 2019, 01:04 PM

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QUOTE(basSist @ Feb 20 2019, 03:12 PM)
You guys understand this is investment right.....?

Profit and loss.

The right strategy can improve the winning rate of a Investment.

If you see negative then stop the 3month withdrawal period you gotta wait longer time to recover back.

You gotta keep doing it every 3 months.

Those who can tahan, they actually smiling all the way.

(Provided you or your consultant knows how to pick the best fund of its category)
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One thing i dont understand is , what if we do the right thing and all is green. You keep the fund there for 10 years. And the suddenly the market crash and you lose the job or something and you need to get some cash. But due to the red market, all the funds that are doing well in 10 years has now plundered.

We can see the current market as a example and even then currently its not a market crash but a bad times only.
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post Feb 24 2019, 02:31 PM

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QUOTE(ChessRook @ Feb 22 2019, 01:45 PM)
Thats why you need to

1) Keep emergency funds of 3-6 months (or even more depending on your age and dependents that you have). This can be a 1 month FD and some money in savings account.

2) A portfolio of investments.

Some X percentage in safe assets such as ASN, FD, and bond funds, and a large % in EPF.
Then Y percentage in more risky assets such as equity UT, and P2P.

3) Important to rebalance every year.

Every time your equity fund goes above a certain percentage that you plan. Then sell part of your equity UT to the % that was planned and invest that amount into safer options such as bond funds and FD. You do this vice versa also when UT equity drops and then sell part of your safe investments and then buy the more risky assets. Thus, you follow the saying buy low and sell high.

One also rebalances due to changes in our lives and as we age closer to retirement. As we get closer to retirement. We want to increase X% and reduce Y%.
Number 1, 3 and X% in safe investments are meant to protect our risky investments. One only invest in Y% of risky investments when one can afford to hold until a better situation.
For more information, you can check youtube videos on emergency funds, how to invest in mutual funds, unit trust rebalancing, asset allocations etc.
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Thank you you made things very clear.I learned something new today especially the number 3 part.

Things that my PM agent has not tell me for the past 8 years. His line is always keep pumping this is a long term game , from 5 years change to 10 years and soon will be 20 years.


 

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