even if i had silver or gold it won't matter when I'm in this piss far away town called kuching.
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Aug 4 2016, 11:23 PM
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even if i had silver or gold it won't matter when I'm in this piss far away town called kuching.
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Aug 5 2016, 09:24 AM
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QUOTE(em0kia @ Aug 5 2016, 07:49 AM) Hey, realized that diversification is just pulling my ROI figure down. Since I will be keeping the money and DCA for long term (>5 yrs), i really think 100% EQ is fine. investing in unit trust is like making a cake. you need all the combination of ingredients to make the perfect delicious cake. so in investing you need diversification, proper research on the funds you are buying, being patient and not be too greedy to add only one ingredient expecting the cake to expand. However, will value your opinion too. I did portfolio simulation last night. RHB Smart Balanced is in my watch list, however, replacing it with either Titans/EI Small Cap did not bring down volatility much. So, might as well go for one global equity and one local equity. I am planning to invest RM200-300 on monthly basis. you are right you have been diversifying but you forgot to properly choose which funds. there are dozens of funds out there for the picking and categorize them into their geographical regions, choose the best funds based on your region and invest then wait by application of DCA. i got a feeling you rushed into it and saw your ROI being pulled hence in desperation you invested heavily into two funds. Just for your info some of us have dumped GTA. it isn't the Golden egg laying chicken anymore. regards. |
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Aug 5 2016, 02:34 PM
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 5 2016, 02:21 PM) While I just thinking to top up, but pulled back after realising that I've been deploying a lot of cash into my stocks investments for the past 2 months It's still one of the better funds to have exposure to Developed Markets...no? QUOTE(dasecret @ Aug 5 2016, 02:31 PM) true the crystal ball did say so but I am very unhappy that it plummeted so much over the months and that the economy in the western regions are unstable with brexit and everything so I'm laying away from it. so I did a whole portfolio change. traded gtf, ponzi 2.0 and a few funds to Asia region. immediately my portfolio increased by 5% which is better than I ever had. to yeah sometimes the crystal ball does help with a pinch of salt |
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Aug 8 2016, 03:23 PM
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QUOTE(xpmm @ Aug 8 2016, 08:14 AM) thinking of dumping all my saving 300k into kenanga growth fund for retirement . is this wise thing to do? thanks . hey man don't forget there's a 2% platform charge which is 6k in one single transaction. i hope someone informed you of this. if so better go get a very good fund manager for yourself and let him do all the work |
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Aug 8 2016, 03:51 PM
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QUOTE(xpmm @ Aug 8 2016, 03:32 PM) ok noted. no. that's for promo. off promo and the equities will be charged 2%yes self employed so no EPF. i wanna start now but some friends advise that now is not the right time to go in, expensive. yes im aware of that thanks . i think the sales charge is 1% for FSM |
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Aug 8 2016, 04:01 PM
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also I would suggest that xpmm take the total amount of money and divide that to the expected years he is going to live. sorry but you have to start planning for your eventual death.
example you are 48 years old now? let's say you will live to the age of 80 years old. that's 32 years for that 300k to be used (theoretically speaking) so 300,000/384 months that means you gave 780rm to spend per month till you die. that doesn't include medical bills if you arent covered. my point is this, dont retire and not do anything. continue working to supplement your life. the money you have go diversify it. go place in a fix deposit for emergency. incase you need money Fds can be taken out immediately 100kx4% is 4000 per annum. this is for those who have zero knowledge in UT from there place another 100k to be spreaded over the course of 12 months to invest in funds. look at funds from their geographical expect. so in one month you gave 8k to buy funds. that 8k you divide to percentages to buy each geographical fund like xuxens DCA which is 15% to India 25% to Asia ex japan 25% to small cap 25% to us. you cannot go wrong from there. |
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Aug 8 2016, 04:03 PM
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also if you have children I would suggest you to save money to buy yourself a nice plot of land for your casket and settle the funeral arrangements with your money. these things don't come cheap and in case of your eventual sickness it will be even more of a burden to them.
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Aug 8 2016, 09:43 PM
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QUOTE(lukenn @ Aug 8 2016, 06:37 PM) At a withdrawal rate of 5-8%, and if the portfolio is sustainable, you might just get away with it, but remember that this number is not inflation adjusted. Withdrawals, especially at the beginning, will put you at a disadvantage. da heck. you calling me an old timer when I'm barely 30 lol. it's not about the age it's about the sense to worry about the future and plan ahead. one that most people do not have5-8% is quite a realistic number, however do bare in mind that most portfolios will not be able to to achieve this every single year. During bad years, you may be required to dip into capital. On top of that, there maybe some incidental expenditure (servicing of car, repairs to house etc) which are not yet accounted for. All this is on top of that fact that I'm assuming that you are debt and liability free. As some of the old timers here have suggested, continuing to work, full time or otherwise, at the very least to delay drawing down on your savings is probably the best way to go. Good luck ! |
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Aug 8 2016, 10:33 PM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Aug 8 2016, 10:26 PM) Hmm, good question. Why don't you try? Must be valid argument la. If you read the previous version you would probably understand better. He hasn't been very active lately, much to my dismay xuxen doesn't sell but it has shown that the fsm people take his crystal ball predictions very seriously. if not how come he doesn't get charge for switching fees.Xuzen is very generous in sharing his views, but I'm not sure if he sells Err, don't terasa sangat. I think he's referring to me 😅 |
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Aug 9 2016, 02:31 PM
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Aug 10 2016, 02:18 PM
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Aug 10 2016, 02:51 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Aug 10 2016, 02:48 PM) I have been skimming my profits since early of Aug. I entered RM 30K in early June 2016, the fund has moved up by 9.XX% in less than two mths. So I figure I skim the profit lar. perfect. tbh I came into ut reading and researching how to invest the best funds that I totally forgotten about how to reap the rewards I made.Skim means I only take the profit but let the original amount remain because I believe India run has not ended just yet. Why not let the profit run, some might ask. Well, the volatility is very high for India fund, I do not want to get caught off guard especially as the % in my portfolio keeps increasing. (High % holding in my portfolio, makes my portfolio volatility increase). Xuzen |
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Came in this thread expecting to read the usual on the latest happenings on UTs but realize I was reading about FDs interest rates. Come on lah, stick to the topic can or not.
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Aug 19 2016, 09:40 AM
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QUOTE(WannaGetBuffed @ Aug 19 2016, 02:34 PM) Read back his posts I think 20 pages down if not memory serves me right his recommended funds are Manulife india Rhb Asia income fund. East spring small cap. TA US This post has been edited by Avangelice: Aug 19 2016, 05:52 PM |
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Aug 19 2016, 06:37 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Aug 20 2016, 11:59 AM) He is asking about EPF right? All the listed above are not part of KWSP-MIS list. I really would suggest leaving epf funds to themselves and force yourself to start saving by using your own montly wage to buy into UTs. No idea why people use epf and think they can build a portfolio better than epf roiFor KWSP-MIS, I am with Eastspring. Xuzen p/s For KWSP-MIS, interested investor may look at CIMB, Eastspring and Kenanga. The others, are, how should I put it ...... mediocre. |
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