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post Oct 9 2015, 12:28 AM

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Received this email today.

Anybody can study this: RHB PRE-IPO & SPECIAL SITUATION FUND 3 (MYR class).

I dont quite know what it is..Need you guys' view
Is it a good UT to buy?

in particular this:
RHB-OSK Pre-IPO Fund (2011-2015), 4 years lock in period, 84% total returns for investors.

--> The last one launched made 84% in 4 years??
1 year average return 21%?? That sounds too good. betul kah?

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Greetings.

We are extremely happy to tell you that RHB PRE-IPO & SPECIAL SITUATION FUND 3 (MYR class) has now launched and it is available for subscribe in our platform before 18 November 2015, 3 p.m. This is a closed-ended fund that invests in private equities. The fund is managed with the goal of achieving superior long term investment returns by opportunistically investing in pre-IPO (50%) and special situation deals (50%).Specifically, the fund targets to invest in securities of listed and/or non-listed companies and/or other assets including but not limited to pre-IPO private equity investments (both early and late stage pre-IPO deals), asset back investments, portfolio acquisition and specialized financing with features of downside protection and upside sharing.

In terms of geographical allocation, the fund’s initial target allocation will be 50% in ASEAN, 30% in North Asia and the remaining 20% in the rest of the world (a heavy overweight position in Asia and Emerging Markets). However, the fund’s geographical allocation may be adjusted from time to time at the discretion of the Fund Manager. (read more on Private Equity)

Why Private Equity can be your alternative investment tool?

· Superior returns (kindly refer to article above)

· Off-market assets and privately-negotiated investments (usually available for institutional investors only)

· The stability (illiquidity, lower volatility) and customizable nature of the financing arrangement enable private equity fund manager with more bargaining power, in terms of returns, exit strategies and downside protection measures

· Not limited to listed securities only (where returns are generally dictated by the overall market direction)

· Lower correlation with the stock or bond market (diversification of portfolio)

· Illiquid nature of private equity fund “ensure” you stick to long term (5-6 years) investment plan without exit market due to emotion

Please ensure that you are clear about the fund investment lock in period as stated below and all the fund details which attached in the attachment or stated in Information Memorandum / Product Highlight Sheet before make your investment decision. (especially Investment Strategy, Benchmark, Tenure and maturity and Distribution Policy)


Tenure
5+1 years
Closed for subscription
From 18 November 2015 after 3pm until maturity date
Estimated Maturity Date
18 November 2020 (No Redemption until Maturity Date)



You may wish to look at the track record and performance the RHB-OSK Pre-IPO Fund (2011-2015), RHB-OSK Pre-IPO & Special Situation Fund 2 (09/2014-curent) managed by the same private equity investment team with the same strategy.

RHB-OSK Pre-IPO Fund (2011-2015), 4 years lock in period, 84% total returns for investors.

RHB-OSK Pre-IPO & Special Situation Fund 2 (09/2014-current), 1 Year (as at 31st August 2015) NAV up 30.9%* (excluding cash distribution),
2015 Q2 Cash Distribution of 1.3%
2015 Q3 Cash Distribution of [1.6]% (in process)
2015 Q4 Cash Distribution is expected to continue based on the current information provided by the portfolio companies

Important Remarks
This is a wholesale fund, therefore self-declaration as Qualified Investor is required before purchase for this fund. You will find the list of requirement when you click to view this fund RHB PRE-IPO & SPECIAL SITUATION FUND 3 (MYR class).

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance.

Thank you and have a pleasant day.

Regards,
Sean Lian
Client Investment Specialist, Penang
Hotline: (04) 6401567

guy3288
post Oct 9 2015, 02:11 PM

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QUOTE(dexk @ Oct 9 2015, 03:00 AM)
Question: when you guys report the IRR or ROI is it in net terms meaning already deducted the SC?
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how to deduct SC? It is part of our cost in doing the investment right?
Any idea if Polarbearz's file excluded this SC??


QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Oct 9 2015, 06:55 AM)

The risk rating must b @ 10
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worth it if can make money, i got few FSM UTs rated 10 also.

QUOTE(nexona88 @ Oct 9 2015, 11:41 AM)
I guess u must be HNWI in FSM to get tis kind of e-mail offer notworthy.gif
the min investment is rm 50k if I'm not mistaken
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200k only la.
min this time i think is 100. what do u think, can make money there?
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post Oct 12 2015, 01:43 PM

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follow you guys.. topped up Ponzi 2 and Global Titans.
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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 12 2015, 03:10 PM)
Guy3288, I am quoting from FSM's reply below to my e-mail. I hope this helps.
This means that if you invest RM100k, the sales fees is RM2000K. You have to calculate the opportunity costs of not investing the RM2000k for the next 5 years. Your actual investment is only RM98K.

The fund is currently about 50% subscribed. Therefore they may close it before the expiry date of the IPO on 18th November 2015.

Let's look at the track record of RHB's previous IPO fund. I am quoting from FSM's reply below.
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Thanks, i also enquired about that 2% fee, got same reply as you, abit disappointed.


QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 12 2015, 03:19 PM)
So is the RHB PRE-IPO & SPECIAL SITUATION FUND 3 worth buying?

Strictly speaking, it is a private equity fund and NOT a unit trust. It is more like Warren Buffet's style of investing.

IMHO, it is suitable for "qualified investors" who are prepared to risk it all, i.e. suffer a 100% loss of capital. Therefore this means that it should only form 5% to 10% of our total portfolio.

A risk rating of 10 is not sufficient.
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Looks like you are considering it also. let me know if you decide to buy.
Suffer 100% loss i think is very very unlikely.
If after 5 years no profit already jialat liao.. We are buying on FSM's reputation.
If FSM bring us to holland, next time no business lo.
But previous series showed very good result, same management right?



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post Oct 14 2015, 11:04 PM

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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Oct 14 2015, 10:08 PM)
Pinky still believes in US market whistling.gif
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yesterday added OSK GS US Equity. like that can add more?
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QUOTE(ohcipala @ Oct 14 2015, 11:09 PM)
Why don't just add more to Titanic?
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I see GS US Equity already dropped quite alot from 0.85 to 0.78.
Very tempting
titanic got more potential?
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post Oct 14 2015, 11:20 PM

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QUOTE(ohcipala @ Oct 14 2015, 11:16 PM)
For Titanic, If US market not doing well, fund manager can still move money to EU or JP. More diversified
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thanks current price should still be cheap right?
Already got some at 0.8528, so can add more tomorrow?.
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post Oct 16 2015, 01:34 PM

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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 15 2015, 03:05 PM)
I took profit today from the following funds:-

(1)  KGF
(2)  Eastspring Small Cap
(3)  Ta European Equity Fund
(4)  RHB Asian Total Return Fund
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You foresee KGF And Eastspring Small Cap will drop?
My KGF profit 13.2% and Small Cap 11.8%, if you foresee they will drop i want to sell also.
My highest profit now is 21.7% CIMB Asia Pac Dynamic, frens in here say can buy more.

CIMB Global Titans also they all recommended - i added 3k today.
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post Oct 19 2015, 02:01 PM

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this FSM FPX payment got problem, unable to receive TAG, tried M2U and cIMB click also same.......looks like i cant top up Global Titans today....sigh
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post Oct 21 2015, 01:40 PM

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hello frens, see got quite some profit in my FSm, wanna take profit, sell east spring small cap, KGF, Hwang Select asia Jap opportunity, switch to CMF. Any comments appreciated before 3pm. next month market drop can buy back
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QUOTE(Kaka23 @ Oct 21 2015, 02:25 PM)
Just hold it and do nothing...
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ok

QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 21 2015, 02:35 PM)
Why not just intra switch the excess profit and keep the principal sum invested in EISC, KGF and Hwang Select Asia Jap?

You have no plans to stay invested over the next 5 years?
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intra switch to CMF yes. Stay invested for 5 years, can.
just hand itchy . from previous swings, from 20k profit it can go down to almost none if mart were to crash again.

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finally swicth half EISC, KGF , HASOpp to CMF. thansk anyway
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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 21 2015, 07:12 PM)
After weeks Ponzi 2.0 NAV above 0.3000!
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good news , luckily i added some that day at 0.2897


QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 21 2015, 02:51 PM)
Bro, selling it into CMF is NOT intra switch. It is considered as selling the funds.  doh.gif

Intra switch means:-

(1) Switching the profits from EISC into Eastspring Bond; and
(2) Switching the profits from KGF into Kenanga Bond.

In this way, you can accumulate credit points. Later you can intra switch back from the bond funds above into the equivalent equity funds within the same fund houses for FREE with zero sales fee.

If you wish, you can also switch later from Eastspring Bond or Kenanga Bond into CMF after getting the credit points.
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i see next time i can switch to bond , get free credits some more? But my Equity purchases bought at 0% fee can get credits also?

must stay how long in bond before switching out to CMF to get credits?
Switch in and immediately switch out also can get credit points?

thanx sifu sifu in here.

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Oct 21 2015, 08:06 PM)
rclxms.gif  mine too.....
Targeting to break this 4.2% FD rate  tongue.gif  blush.gif  mad.gif  sweat.gif  doh.gif
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i am very happy joining u guys in this forumn.
surprisingly my IRR is 10% , must be luck as i buy by hearsay only,
no report reading no analysis on my part.
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Oct 21 2015, 09:29 PM)
rclxms.gif  rclxm9.gif  good for you...

Happy to know that you are happy to join this forum.....me too...I learnt a lot and are still keep making mistakes and waiting to be corrected frequently... blush.gif

just noticed for this 2 days....this FSM thread are being viewed > 1000 views per day.....
thumbup.gif Bravo..."PINK" the TS  rclxms.gif  notworthy.gif
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must be me keep looking see wat u guys buying or selling.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 22 2015, 08:07 AM)
guy3288 in your pic, there are some which is like 20+% increase in the original value. Do you sell them or hold them for dividends?
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u make money when the price is up above your cost price, dividend gives u more units, but with price adjusted down, it is the same la.

I sell when i make quite abit and locked in the profit, becos market is up and down, so from making 20k can go down to zero, of course later usually climb back up la.

the 20% ROI u saw there is simple profit/cost x 100%, quite meaningless if dont take time into account.
Short term IRR also quite meaningless as u can see below.

i just bought CIMB Global Titans, and the IRR is mad 142.33%

Because i sell and buy back, the ROI also quite confusing, u see my CMF ROI -115%!! It is like each time u sell with a profit, your cost keep going down......till negative?

RHB OSK GEY showed ROI 61%, Amoasis Global Islamic Eq ROI 57%, yet u dont see the price double above my cost.
i think same reason, each time i sell with profit the Excelfile adjust my cost down??

Whatever it is,i find the Polarzbearz excel file fascinating.
Thanks to Polarzbearz for preparing a special file for me.


PS: Wanna ask yklooi and other sifus, wonder if my earlier mentioned of Summary IRR 10%
was falsely elevated due to this new purchase Global Titans?? That would be bad as it does not reflect true returns.

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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 22 2015, 09:24 AM)
IRR is not accurate for investment made < 1 year.
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Yes i agree totally.

I wonder how much does this new purchase influence my summary overall IRR?

Earlier i was happy with summary IRR 10.11%.
deduct away this 142% IRR left how much?...



QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 22 2015, 09:38 AM)
guy3288, what do you mean by locking in profit?

So you don't hold long term? You buy and sell like doing share market trading?
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yes, buy low -sell high, the if got chance, buy low back again. if miss (UT keep going up) forget it.
if lost money i hold long term eg my AmCommodities, just keep buying , no chance to sell so far becos no profit.

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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 22 2015, 02:27 PM)
Yes, next time you can intra switch from equity funds into bond funds for the same fund houses and get free credit points. I think it applies for equity purchases bought at 0% fee as well. This means that if you intra switch a profit of RM10k, you will SAVE RM150 on your next purchase of the equity fund (assuming a sales fee of 1.5%).

This credit points can be utilised for the purchase of any equity fund houses which is NOT limited to the original equity fund which you switched out from earlier.

One note of caution. Please make sure that you switch into a low risk bond fund, i.e. risk rating of 1 to 2.

P/S:  I think you have earned enough profit to cover the sales fee of RM2K for the RHB IPO No. 3, i.e., you can now buy in for free.  brows.gif
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thanks, never know i can get credit points like that, but surely there is a 'cost' right? FSM cant be that generous dishing out free credit points for us to abuse.... Off hand i think the 'cost' is our money will be 'on hold' and "nonproductive" for that time few days? while moving from Eq to Bond and back to CMF, compared to switch sell direct to CMF.

I am not buying that RHB IPO, as i diverted them to FD promo 4.5% and now 4.6%. I guess u also not buying right?


QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Oct 22 2015, 02:28 PM)
There is no time limit to stay in the bond funds to get the credit points. Once you have switched into the bond fund and it is reflected in your account, you can sell it into CMF immediately.
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That's great.

QUOTE(j.passing.by @ Oct 22 2015, 06:38 PM)
If strictly to the defination and usage of IRR (Internal Rate of Return), answer is no.
IRR is on a series of purchases at various times, and it is the common returns on each purchase.

(When the annualised rate is on a single purchase, CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) is the term; to avoid abuse and confusion btw IRR and CAGR.)

The following figures as an example; with the purchases in negative, and their respective current values:
1/1/2014 1/10/2015 -1000 1150
1/6/2014 1/10/2015 -500 575
1/1/2015 1/10/2015 -500 575
1/6/2015 1/10/2015 -500 575
1/9/2015 1/10/2015 -1000 1150

Note that each of the purchases have the same growth/return/ROI of 15%.
Their respective CAGR will be, using 1/10/2015 as the current date:
8.32%
11.04%
20.55%
51.91%
447.63%

And the IRR is 16.71%.

Q. Does the 16.71% reflect the "true returns"?
A. There is no such thing as "true". IRR is the common representative figure that when applies to each purchases, it will gives the sum of all the returns.

In other words, if the CAGR of each purchase is 16.71%, the current value of the whole portfolio after some calculations will add up to 4025.

Clear?  hmm.gif

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The IRR was calculated using excel function XIRR. The formula is: =XIRR(C1:D5,A1:B5), where A1:B5 are the dates, and C1:D5 are the purchase costs and their respective current values.
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Thanks for your effort. I am abit blur after reading that.

I think Polarzbearz excelfile is quite clever, somehow that 142.33% IRR from new purchase did not really distort overall IRR on my previous old purchases that much.

I did an experiment on it, I deleted that new purchase, removed that exaggerated 142.33% IRR,
and overall IRR just reduced a little bit only, from 10.11% to 10.10%.

Is this in line with your calculations above?

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post Oct 23 2015, 01:49 PM

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Green green time i lock up more profits.
sold half RHB OSK GEY and Pacific Global Star.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 23 2015, 02:00 PM)
Let me get it straight. Say you buy 100,000 units at rm1/unit, say the value of the unit increases to rm1.20/unit, you will sell 16500 units at rm19800? The total inside still worth rm100k.
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in my case i sell 50,000 units, put in CMF waiting to buy back or other UT later on

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