After all, not tat bad

Mobile app has some functions. But if you want to buy/sell or make payment, you still need to open web browser.

As for using mobile data, if security is your concern, just connect your phone to PC rather than set up WiFi.

I am using their mobile app good for taking a glance of the saved fund price

I actually like using the app as a quick check.. but alot more can be improve from there

The easy way to clarify all ur doubties is to ask fsm live chat or just simply give them a call ... getting so nervous or panic definitely not gonna solve ur issues ... good luck and enjoy ur ride with fsm.
ISSIT SAFE TO USE MOBILE DATA AS HOTSPOT ? THAT ONE U ASK MAXIS ...

This post has been edited by adamdacutie: Apr 10 2016, 10:09 AM

Hotspot is between the phone and the PC (or another phone). Nothing to do with mobile operator.

Now can ask direct to the CEO..

I intend to ask here because this usually give a consumer view reply. Not business orientated.. I did try to call them, but wait on the line 10 minutes also no people pickup.... Online live chat?? The fsm page not even load fully, can't even sign in...

Yes, I am kind of afraid online transfer because my fam member had a bad exp with all this before. We end up go making police report in the middle of the night... The money can be gone like that even no TAC required.... That's why I am concern about this... I know I may sound really paranoid..

But the internet services is provided by the mobile operator.

Did anyone capitalize on 1% s/charge for AH SSIF?

Some here said is not worth

So many people have been sending personal data from the phones. I believe mobile network should be quite secure
If fact, before I subscribed to Unifi, I also used my phone to do online transactions, from logging in to M2U to booking flights.

The real risk is in public wifi, such as those in Starbucks cafe. Wifi is based on hub technology, which is less secured. Both mobile networks and wired networks are based on switch technology, which is more secured.

sometime in dec 2014, i am somewhat glad that i had some investment in overseas fund... not fully in malaysia.

Sometime in april 2015, i am somewhat cushioned by myr weakness that the drop in china didn't affect my cimb asia pac fund.

2nd half of 2015, quite glad i was invested in overseas fund...

april 2016... i should have dump all my money in kgf from day 1...

cheers...!!! just ranting, happy investing.

just focus on KGF... will be alright!

lol we don't have crytl balls to know all

They r very aggressive on advertisement lately

Roadshows, seminars, facebook..?

I like your honesty

Well... what's your next course of action? Average down? Stop? Take out?

Average down on cimb ap... via prs. Not into topping up other funds for now. may consider topping up india fund but very small amount.

Closely monitor malaysia equity. May top up on kgf and/of increase direct exposure to bursa.

Magazines

already very long didnt beli majalah!