Just wish to see how they do, after the research now i understand that they more like hedge fund and as trustee.

yes, what is the collateral if all goes south?

From what i read is cap at 100 K max.

Link : https://malaysiasupport.wahedinvest.com/hc/...-money-insured-

cash? equity? assets which can be liquidated to pay investor cash out? OR another ponzi scheme like EPF, I cannot afford your mass cashout, so i`ll make "this for you" OR limit withdrawal take out.

This post has been edited by Syie9^_^: Jan 2 2021, 03:23 PM

I dont have an answer to that, Perhaps other senior at here have more knowledge on this. I share what i can find and understand.

actually you dont, but they supposedly to have for you if you plan to go with any of them.

Unlike stock market.

This post has been edited by Syie9^_^: Jan 2 2021, 03:54 PM

Oh i see, thanks for advice.

Guys, need some advice. I have purchased GOCEAN 0074OR last month. Didnt manage to sell it and the stock has since suspended. Cant see it in my portfolio anymore.

Can i now whats happening or what will happen? Thank you so much

If you didn't subscribe for the rights, then your money considered burn.. someone correct me if I am wrong

i think so too - the IB warrants/SS thingy is fast becoming irrelevant.

and... thestar today has some good things to say about gloves.
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...d-run-this-year

lets see if edge will follow suit.



meanwhile, everybody pls take care...

What is this research? Robo advisers are not hedge funds. Different model.

yes but not through bursa. etf's in bursa is dead

wahed doesn't have direct access to your funds. the funds will be held by a trustee company. wahed will just instruct the trustee to buy and sell. if wahed or stashaway goes bankrupt the assets held will be sold and liquidated.

As understanding so far robo adviser will help me created a profile regardless of my initial fund. If i have 2 k, surely they will have to purchase the value of the same value. Hence, they only way to do it isn't you need to buy a part of an existing fund in which is grouping a large sum of money in one investment fund?

Correct me if i am wrong on this part as i am still new on this...

Yes you can do what Buffet has recommended but one has to spread the risk.


For context on how small Malaysia is based on the MSCI ACWI Index that has an allocation of around 0.21%.





If you already have investments in Malaysia then it would be best to get allocation close to the above and that can be achieved by robo advisors or doing it yourself which requires more work.


If you would like to know more about Robo-advisors in Malaysia then the links below maybe helpful.

https://www.comparehero.my/investment/artic...visor-to-invest

https://www.imoney.my/articles/robo-advisor-comparison

yes the entry point is very low. only need RM100. no brokerage fees for every transaction. only annual fees.

and this https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanp...s-and-one-death

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-picks-for-2021

This post has been edited by annoymous1234: Jan 2 2021, 09:38 PM

Normally this news will affect the glove stock price? Or it actually already factored in by those fund investor?

First of all thanks for sharing all these info to help a newbie like me. Since it has low entry, i will give a try. Stay blessed.

Just to share with you guys. My TG average price was RM9.35. Sold off everything around RM7 at mid November at a loss. Dump my sales cash into Bitcoin. Recovered all my TG loss and making profit now.

Sometimes life is not all stock market. I'm glad I made that decision.