that's why some foreign funds love bursa m'sia.. Got huge 'support' from local funds

Be worried about your EPF money

Plus other GLCs. That's why whoever come up with this is very smart.

maybe that is why M'sia is not at the bottom "most" as in the list?

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I am investing UT via EPF as well...

CMF always tracks average of FD (board and promotional ) rates

Btw, someone on i3investor have same avatar as u...or are u then same person?

Don't top up sinking ship

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You guys don't get my joke

If I were you, I will cut my losses and move on.

To draw an analogy. A patient is in a coma and is on life support system. He may or may not wake up in the future. The chances of him waking up is 5%. So would it be more humane to cut off the line support system now and let the patient die?

But the final decision is yours. It is your hard earned money. Do you have confidence that the price of oil will rebound in the short run?

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Jan 15 2016, 10:06 AM

i remember you mention this before.

but it's just that lately even tom, dick, harry retail customer like me can get 4.5% which in comparison to currently almost 4% CMF, still lose out a bit. of course, the convenience of CMF is a big win... still looking for opportunities to top up... in small amounts.

btw, while i do use i3, i don't post anything. don't recall having an avatar...

Come back nex year , switch to am precious metals first

Yeah, CMF is like a high yield account but with 2 working days withdrawal notice.

Eh

CIMB not on the list of fund houses attending this year's event???

Titanic and Ponzi 2.0 takda diskaun lor

ada

guys, gonna top up KGF with EPF tomorrow. any advice b4 i can't u turn anymore?

Oh my bad

They are not talking...but ada booth

Ok ok

must have read this...
"In order to screen out funds that meet the criterion of consistency in performance, we compare the funds’ calendar year returns against the benchmark return of 7.0%, for the period from 2011 to 2015.
The result showed that only the Kenanga Growth Fund and the Eastspring Investments Dana al-Ilham have successfully met the criterion. We have to award high commendation to the capabilities of these fund managers as they have consistently beaten our benchmark of 7.0%.
Kenanga Growth Fund and Eastspring Investments Dana al-Ilham, which are also our recommended funds, stood head and shoulders over the rest, as these funds achieved 5-year annualized returns of 17.8% and 13.4% respectively, comfortably outperforming the benchmark by 7.0% on an annualized basis.
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...ds-in-2015-6702

not really

i do my own reseach

but thanks anyway. this help to strengthen my data

question is. looking into the future, u think it is a good move?

i can't see the future,...but based on past historical data...it seems like a good bet to me at this moment.

U r welcome

Thing is, most people investing into ASx funds do not read the fact sheets, accounts and prospectus like how people investing in normal unit trust

do you know that the accounts for ASx funds do not include balance sheet? For ASB and ASW, they don't even list all the counters they invest in, only top 20. Obviously they don't show you what is the market value of the investments too...

That's what I meant by black box approach

I actually make my mum do it.... asked her to put longer duration like 1 year or 18 months so she doesn't have to do it often. The difference between promo and board rate is around 1%, so each move saves RM1k for a year, ok ma, if rm300k can go for a regional holiday trip liao. She's a retiree in a small town so it's not too bad