Before:
the mooncake is cut into 4 slices
U get 2 alices

After:
the mooncake is cut into 8 slices
U get 4 slices

I won't repeat this anymore, go read Post #1 AGAIN AGAIN AND AGAIN

Are you sure you wont repeat this... I've read this so many times liao 

Yes.... it's tiring to repeat... but that's why people love you ma, sifu 

Before distribution. 
1.0 per unit
Buy  rm1000.  Get 1000 units.

After distribution. 
0.5 per unit.
Buy rm1000. Get 2000 units.
I anyhow gonna dca in. Lol. Plus minus one two days only. Haha

Not like that a?

After distribution. 
0.5 per unit.
Buy rm1000. Get 2000 units.

After 6 months
1.0 per unit
Unit in hand = 2k units
Value = rm2k

Fund ABC has RM120m before u invest
Now u invest RM30m into Fund ABC
Now it becomes RM150m, and u will now own 20% of the fund

Distribution or no distribution, u STILL own 20% of the fund

Pink Spider
But what happen after 6 months, say the price increase to 1.0/unit, one then profit?
Kind of flaw statement about mooncake seeing that value of the fund can increase/decrease after a certain time frame. This part here I still don't understand despite reading first page.  Cause the price of the unit can increase/decrease after a certain time.

Niama!!!

Make things simple, let's use a unit split situation

Scenario A
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
After split u hold 200,000 units
NAV becomes RM0.5000
Value of holding still RM100,000
KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM0.5500
Your value now RM110,000

Now, IF no split/distribution and IF market conditions are 100% identical as Scenario A above
Scenario B
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM1.1000
Your value ALSO RM110,000

Read over and over and over again til u get it

And don't come saying, "we cannot assume market conditions remain the same for both scenario..."
I'm here to explain difference of ada distribution/dividend/split vs no distribution/dividend/split
Aku belasah kau hang

Niama!!!

Make things simple, let's use a unit split situation

Scenario A
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
After split u hold 200,000 units
NAV becomes RM0.5000
Value of holding still RM100,000
KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM0.5500
Your value now RM110,000

Now, IF no split/distribution and IF market conditions are 100% identical as Scenario A above
Scenario B
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM1.1000
Your value ALSO RM110,000

Read over and over and over again til u get it

And don't come saying, "we cannot assume market conditions remain the same for both scenario..."
Aku belasah kau hang

calm down la buddy. these new guys just seeking free advise and do not want to do their research and still ask stupid questions.

calm down la buddy. these new guys just seeking free advise and do not want to do their research and still ask stupid questions.

Nvm lar

Let the newbies be my punching bag

Yeah, but what happen in scenario A say after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM1.0000 again? 200000 units x RM1.0000 = RM200000?

Or what happen if after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM0.2000?
200000 x RM0.2000 = RM40000

You didn't include in time in the example above. That could be correct if directly straight after distribution. But what happen say after 6 months? Everything changes after a certain time. Please explain with time factored in.

I can accept it if there are no change in time (remain static). But we know that's not true. It can increase or decrease after time.  But if time is factored in, no of units is important. No?

Yeah, but what happen in scenario A say after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM1.0000 again? 200000 units x RM1.0000 = RM200000?

Or what happen if after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM0.2000?
200000 x RM0.2000 = RM40000

You didn't include in time in the example above. That could be correct if directly straight after distribution. But what happen say after 6 months? Everything changes after a certain time. Please explain with time factored in.

Yeah, but what happen in scenario A say after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM1.0000 again? 200000 units x RM1.0000 = RM200000?

Or what happen if after 6 months, the NAV becomes RM0.2000?
200000 x RM0.2000 = RM40000

You didn't include in time in the example above. That could be correct if directly straight after distribution. But what happen say after 6 months? Everything changes after a certain time. Please explain with time factored in.

Niama!!!

Make things simple, let's use a unit split situation

Scenario A
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
After split u hold 200,000 units
NAV becomes RM0.5000
Value of holding still RM100,000
if after 6 months, KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM0.5500
Your value now RM110,000 (from RM0.55 x 200,00 units)

Now, IF no split/distribution and IF market conditions are 100% identical as Scenario A above
Scenario B
Dulu NAV RM1.0000
U hold 100,000 units
Your value of holding is RM100,000
if after 6 months, KLSE bullish, all stocks went up 10%
NAV becomes RM1.1000
Your value ALSO RM110,000 (from RM1.1000 x 100,000 units)

Read over and over and over again til u get it

And don't come saying, "we cannot assume market conditions remain the same for both scenario..."
I'm here to explain difference of ada distribution/dividend/split vs no distribution/dividend/split
Aku belasah kau hang

Jesus. I remembered when I did my first purchase of Unit trusts. I did all the research went into FSM. then took their research articles and then compared it to morningstar's research funds. Then came back here to read again.

WTF. why is everyone being fukken lazy and not doing their research?

Google unit trust 101 please. People like Xuzen and Pinkspider have helped enough with the threads and now you ask them the most basic questions.

not to say i didn't do my research.

i understand that when there is distribution. it means nothing. as my total value already inside remains the same. just the units get diluted.
I got confused on the buying part. maybe can say my math fail. but yes I got confused and I asked. Sorry bout that.

  ><....seems like i stirred everybody up this morning.... ><

Jesus. I remembered when I did my first purchase of Unit trusts. I did all the research went into FSM. then took their research articles and then compared it to morningstar's research funds. Then came back here to read again.

WTF. why is everyone being fukken lazy and not doing their research?

Google unit trust 101 please. People like Xuzen and Pinkspider have helped enough with the threads and now you ask them the most basic questions.