Enjoy your holiday n dun worry stock market movement

No worries lah.. will lepak and enjoy lagi syiok!

cantik! Enjoy lah today .. Jam every places

Really?!! Mana jam teruk?

Mid Valley

FSM 1% Promotion Sales Charge

see the link at http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...les-Charge-6608

For those who have been making noise. Here you go.

Why tarak Titanic

Titanic name is bad omen.... too bad luck to be put on it.

Xuzen

thinking of "Gambling" on Ponzi 2.0...taking this 1% Sc and time to exit is 2 months....
out of these few funds on that list.... wondering which got more odd of winning in 2 months...

do your usual ninja trick lor boss... intra switch after buying

FSM is quite ikan-bilis investor friendly. And the return also not too bad comparatively....

Xuzen

good reminder

u have learnt well...

Hi all, may i know how do you check the updated NAV price of each fund?
The one in FSM is not updated

Sifu has taught me well

Sigh, I topped up a few times over the last 3 weeks... it still keep going lower... heart not so steady jor. Dunno to go or not to go

Go to the official website of each funds

Background info:
a. Using X-Ray of MorningStar (thanks Xuzen), i noticed Global Titan Luxemburg-based stocks/funds/ETFs.
eg  Morningstar_Xray___Sample.pdf ( 124.98k ) Number of downloads: 15


b. US listed stocks & ETFs (be it S&P500, Japan, EU, etc ETFs) has a 30% tax on dividends for non-resident aliens.

Thus my Q to check whether any forumers know:
In the real-world, assuming one can afford to buy ETFs directly on US-listed boards, is (a.) more tax effective?
coz in the long run, if (a.) is more tax effective, things like Global Titan MAY be more cost effective even if i factor in the initial higher purchase cost + yearly costs of mutual funds

er.. just asking & hoping for some enlightened fellow forumers' response.
i did already post the Q to FSM just only

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BTW, just to share a "toy" i found (unsure it was shared earlier):
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtes...analysisResults

Jan 2006-2015 Results of:
3 ETFs/Funds - Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI), iShares Barclays 20 Year Treasury Bond Fund ETF (TLT) & Vanguard REIT ETF (VNQ)
VS
some default lazy / coffehouse portfolio asset allocation
VS
S&P 500 Total Return
 Asset_Allocation_Backtest_Portfolio_Asset_Allocation_start_year_1985_end_year_2008.pdf ( 178.2k ) Number of downloads: 5

 Asset_Allocation_Backtest_Portfolio_Asset_Allocation_start_year_1985_end_year_2015.pdf ( 248.11k ) Number of downloads: 3


1. Why 2006 Jan onwards? coz some ETFs'/Funds' data doesn't exist before that that

2. Why those 3 ETFs/Funds? coz based on the correlation data (see attached PDF), "good enough returns" for negative or slight correlations with the other 2
 Asset_Class_Correlations.pdf ( 109.51k ) Number of downloads: 11



This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Dec 14 2015, 01:08 PM

No EPF funds!

Not to say last 3 weeks, my portfolio has actually ventured into negative return territory for the last 3 months...

But, looking at past 12-months return of >10%, I'd say, keep steady.

Remember to keep us posted

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Dec 14 2015, 12:53 PM