QUOTE(supersound @ Jul 16 2015, 04:52 PM)
Well, an agent cheat and mislead to earn a luxury living.
BTW, you may not trust me, but
post #10 also mentioned being cheated
It is quite clear already.
And if I'm not pouring rubbish to those agent's rice bowl, why they so fast come and attack me

Post #10 (as below) did not mention about being cheated....it just mention the value is now dropped....(the value are mostly determined by the market performance)
as practiced, the investor has to declare by signing on the form (or "tick"for online) that he understood about the risks associated with unit trusts funds as spelled out in the prospectus before buying....
and in post#10, the investor are continuing to buy to average down......would he continue to buy if he felt cheated?
QUOTE(smartinvestor01 @ Jul 16 2015, 11:34 AM)
Yape, i can imagine how regret i am to put my RM200 into my monthly unit trust fund which the value is now dropped.
The money works better for me in EPF, ASM and AS1M than that bloody fund.. Now can only depend on averaging method nia...
