QUOTE(nexona88 @ Sep 5 2016, 03:28 PM)
Open old thread and new thread in new tab. Quote old thread, move to new thread tab, click add reply.Fundsupermart.com v15, 基金超市第十五章 - Rise the Dragon
Fundsupermart.com v15, 基金超市第十五章 - Rise the Dragon
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Sep 5 2016, 05:37 PM
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Sep 6 2016, 01:53 PM
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Guys, want to ask how long does it take for FSM to verify my account? 1 week/2week?
Planning to open account to take their 0.57% SC. |
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Sep 6 2016, 02:11 PM
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Sep 7 2016, 10:31 AM
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Fyi, I did not report anyrhing and most of what I post here get reported anyway. Being kedekut is the way to go sifus.
Let you have lots of extra cash when your peers habis duit at the end of the month. Especially when you cannot print money or have unlimited amount of money. |
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Sep 10 2016, 11:26 PM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Sep 10 2016, 11:13 PM) Why am I not surprised at all... The target here is returns. Every one got their own strategy. All roads lead to Rome. It's just a matter of which one arrive faster. Go ahead, and report back after that U shd join the chinese forum... ppl there love these stuffs I was told 'don't know switching and buy low sell high not suitable to play UT one la, u think buy blue chip meh' I LOL-ed and ignored him It's also a community that doesn't care about asset allocation; EQ funds all the way, very PM style I supposed |
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Sep 14 2016, 08:41 PM
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Sep 20 2016, 09:02 PM
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Sep 20 2016, 08:54 PM) it is the time of the year again..... last year was in Nov. You may want to consider mr guy way. Watch the nav for low value. Buy in. Once it exceeded a certain threshold, sell. He make 7+% with that method. No DCA what so ever.(just like the usual time of the month for the opposite sex).... time for reflections after the few days of holiday break.... just noticed that my investment ROI is about 12% just did a mental calculation.....if my investment portfolio were to increase 10% pa consecutively uninterrupted for another 6 1/2 years..... my investment ROI is about 65 + 12 = 77% which would mean a 10 yrs investment period...... if I were to insist on IRR as a mean to see how my investment performed.....then I guess no amount of "GOOD" basket of diversified funds can help to get that......thus not fair / right / correct way of judging how my selected funds performed. |
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Sep 20 2016, 10:30 PM
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Sep 20 2016, 10:25 PM) For those not familiar with the maths behind it, do use the excel provided on post #1. it will help. How about if one set a personal target say 10% profit (doesn't matter if it goes up higher), sell the whole thing, then look at a fund which is considered low price then buy into that (using the money principal + profit) and wait for another 10%. Doable?And personally, i really think taking profit is not the right thing to be applied on unit trust. Yes, some of the ones here do do that. but taking profit kinda means one knows the timing of the market and in reality, nobody knows. |
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Sep 22 2016, 12:46 PM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Sep 22 2016, 12:28 PM) Holding on to the bunch of MY smallcap funds is not a sensible mid-long term plan Why is that so? (smallcap)You know what, what you suggested is not what uncle looi asked for. It's just what you wanted desperately for people to endorse. The only way to know if it works is for YOU to go test it out and report back. As a responsible forumer I must however highlight that even guy3288 seems to think luck is on his side when he does it, and our precious metal guy also did not encourage people to follow his method although he has an IRR of 70+% I like this 2 methods particularly, it's easier for a haphazard person like me. Methododical is not quite for me. We will see. We will see. Also, I have something to asked you. Why do you prefer Affin Quantum (Ponzi 1) vs Cimb AP (Ponzi 2) when Ponzi 2 have lower risk and better track records? |
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Sep 22 2016, 08:39 PM
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QUOTE(_azam13 @ Sep 22 2016, 08:09 PM) Almost finished attachment with an asset management.. I think many of you guys own their fund.. very good fund Care to share what fund is that?I dont own their fund.. so I guess I'm safe in terms of investment ethics.. otherwise I wouldve needed to sell all of the units related to the asset management before attaching with them.. Anyone going to InvestSmart? The schedule is a little bit confusing.. they're named session 1, session 2, etc.. so I couldnt decide which ones I want to go to.. LOL |
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Sep 23 2016, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Sep 23 2016, 11:49 AM) I'm in the mood for more analogies Walao. If this doesn't make u understand, u are hopeless. Really. Someone bought Maybank shares at RM8.00 somewhere mid-2010. When Maybank go up to RM9.00 somewhere 2011, his broker tell him he can sell his Maybank shares at RM8.00 each. He asked no further questions. When Maybank went up to RM10.50 somewhere 2013, his broker still tell him he can sell his Maybank shares at RM8.00 each. He asked no further questions. Now Maybank is trading at RM7.69. For some reasons he decided to sell now. His broker tell him, "Mr Ram! Lucky for u, u had me as your broker, u still can get back RM8.00 for each Maybank shares u hold!" "Wow, thank you Mr Con! I've been receiving dividends every year without fail and now I can sell back my shares at cost. You really are a super broker! I love u kuat-kuat!" Global Emerging Markets (GEMs) comparable to Developed Markets? It's okay for investments in GEMs to be compared to investments in global tech stocks? At least good or bad times I am assured the 6% Asal ~ +-EPF returns & must be > FDs for stable monthly income cukup la. |
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Sep 23 2016, 05:35 PM
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Sep 23 2016, 04:32 PM) I repeat for one LAST TIME. All right. Let's go. Lai. People who don't believe in UTs and swear by their preferred alternative can continue to do so but please do not come here just for the sake of playing Devil's Advocate and bumping up your posts count to appear "pro" in this forum. I've already explained the rationale and ethical stand of why we should not stand by fixed price UTs without understanding fully the implications of reserves - NEVER assume that reserves would not run dry. If you can't argue constructively in public, means that u are afraid of getting rebutted. Get outa here. I don't profit from FSM or from sale of any UTs from any channels, convincing people to get on board I profit nothing, so don't waste bandwidth here. 1. What's wrong with no transparency? - They did give a report stating they make a loss/profit. That's not transparent enough? They only don't state their reserves. - Main point here is you will never rugi despite the fund making a loss as they will honour all withdrawl big or small on the spot. Been there, done that. - Even if loss but as long as give regular 6.x% returns and can withdraw in full with profits what's the problem? Is your money what. Tell me can Libra asnita do that? Give 6.x% every year without fail? - Even you can use that when apply for loans/CC from banks. Banks accept screenshot of FSM or not? - Even if no transparency, how come big shot pump in 6-7 figure (seen with my own eyes at a bank 2 random aunties comes to the bank everyday and pump in 4-5 figure/day) - If people bother about transparency, how come whenever a new fund is release, lots of people line up and the fund is sold out within a week? -> Since you like analogy so much: Whenever apple release a new iphone, people all line up like crazy to buy. Apple don't disclose what hardware they use also. But we all know that when samsung release new phone which beats apple anyday, how come we don't see people lining up to buy? (let's not turn this into apple vs android/samsung) - How come you see now FD rates down, lots of people trying amanah saham? - Even if no transparency, how come ordinary people (I see people at the bank) hear the name amanah saham only kena conned into buying their other non-performing fund? (the power of the brand despite no transparency) - You mentioned about reserves, don't you think Bank Negara will not sound like what happen the last time? And for the record, *being honest here = I never even look at post count or stars before now in this forum or any western forum I joined* - So please explain about why post count is important. If get paid for post count OK la. There's nothing in it for post count! - Not even like some forum where post count let you see some secret stuff which is worth it. Your turn. Now after this, I hope we can put aside out differences and focus on FSM. This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 23 2016, 05:38 PM |
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Sep 23 2016, 10:11 PM
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QUOTE(j.passing.by @ Sep 23 2016, 08:03 PM) I don't know what's going on between you and pink, and I don't care either. Hi, Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated it. Cause actually I am looking so see whether I am right or not. Like the DCA vs lumpsum. Both methods work. We have proof from both side. DCA works if you have heart of steel. Lumpsum technique works IF can be done like 3-4x/year (again there's proof) if one refuse to take a loss (from observation - when profit hits a certain self target, run)But I do notice that most of the time, the posts you were posting here were very subtle posts or questions, which subtlety raises the same question "Why people is crazy or stupid enough to invest into normal UT funds when there are EPF and fix priced funds?" You seemed like a regular poster, both posting and browsing this thread regularly... yet at times, you seemed not to remember some posts on the basic background of investing into UT funds... and make remarks for further clarification... how do you expect another poster to give a respectful and proper reply to you without digging up all the basic background info and not taking up too much of his time to answer, and in his eyes, a troll? For example, in a previous post, I was going on about the importance of doing DCA... and in the next post, you were trying to say that lumpsum investment could give the same effect or result as DCA. Which I did not reply... because it is all too obvious to a working adult who is just joining the rat race that it would not be easy to save up 100k. But not to you, who is still a student living on allowances. (Or maybe you are alreay working... then, beg your pardon.) You are talking in theories, and in a vacuum in absence of other things. If you think a bit deeper, you would understand why you would not want to wait till the savings grow to 100k before starting the investment. If you think a bit deeper on your own, you would also understand what is an 'investment' and why a working adult would want to put part of his savings into riskier normal UT funds too, instead all in FD, EPF or fix priced UT funds. Is UT funds riskier? Yes. Can UT funds have better returns? Yes. Does the working adult worry that he may loose his job tomorrow? Yes. Does the working adult worry that his savings is not enough? Yes. Is he willing to risk some of his savings for better returns to secure his future financially? Yes. Is UT funds a viable investment option for better returns? Yes. How much better? 15-18% can or not? Can, no problem. So many yes.... so many good reasons to set up a new investment company... Welcome to FSM. (If you think you are the only smart person to predict that all these UT companies will closed shop sooner or later... I don't care, and don't want to discuss it with you. Get lost! Also there's a matter of taking profit. Some said hold. Some said skim profit. But if skimming profit, isn't one taking the principal too which will spoil the effect of compounding interest. All too technical calculations as I don't have any financial background. Anyway, I know already what I want already after reading a bit. I think you guys must have mistaken me here. I am talking about lumpsum RM100k. My lumpsum is only like RM200/each time. When I look at the people's posting of tables of (-), board rates, promo rates FD returns, all make me Because for me personally, I set my own benchmark that a UT MUST beat FD/EPF/ASX FP. Because no point investing so difficult (emotional challenges) when there are simple stuff which get you there too. My teacher used to say why kill a mosquito with a machine gun (making things hard when things are simple) and till this day. You asked me to forked out lumpsum also I scared Hey, I am open to discussion. Sorry if it seems like personal post. lol Thank you again. |
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Sep 25 2016, 11:19 AM
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Sep 25 2016, 11:15 AM) yes, You can try upload the pic to imgur. Then copy the link for forum (if I am not mistaken is call bb code) which will look something like [ img ] url of pic [ img ]android Samsung phone. in SETTING/APPLICATIONS/DEFAULT APPLICATIONS/ I access web by clicking internet icon so I click INTERNET....UNDER PERMISSIONS.... "this application can access the following on your devise: take pictures and videos" (is among the many that I can see stated there) could it be LYN forum has a quota / jpeg file size limitation that limits pictures taken from smartphone and posted directly from phone? No need to make new account/download app. Button to upload is top right (cloud icon). Hope that helps. |
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Sep 25 2016, 09:55 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Sep 25 2016, 09:06 PM) But but but once sell.... want to enter again manyak susah wor. Have to drive to many bank branches to hunt for available units. Just like playing Pokemon Go. "Gotta catch em all!" Actually, xuzen, I would like to correct you on this. People with priority banking, just drop book at counter whenever want to topup. Collect the book at the end of the day. Done. Targeted amount achieved. Once a month 5 figure also no problem. Let's not talk about priority banking (not everyone have one). Even some banks let you drop book at the counter IF you are a regular face and not a PB (personal exp - which I never use)Xuzen And as cheahcw2003 said, high liquidity. Want to withdraw 6/7 figure one shot > SA also no problem. On the spot. So is actually a perfect parking spot especially for PB customers + bumi as intended target to topup again is easily achievable. *see reasons on top* But this is OT. (now waiting to kena report for stating the truth) This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 25 2016, 09:56 PM |
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Sep 28 2016, 02:07 PM
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Few questions
1. Is it ok to leave row 11-108 as it is (not filling it up/not deleting it) and just starting from Fund B? ![]() 2. When I try adding new fund by copying the total rows in "Fund B many rows.. Self copy" (85 of them), how do I make it collapsable (like add the square"+" icon)? What I meant is making the new row like the old column where you can "open" and "close"? ![]() Now I tried Group Data top bar there and this is the result I got A new "+" button appeared which close everything. ![]() 3. Do I add 6.00% into the GST column? 4. NAV uses the date NAV or weighted average? I think that's all for now. Sorry noob in excel This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 28 2016, 02:21 PM |
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Sep 28 2016, 06:49 PM
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Guys, sorry for disturbing again, few more questions.
1a) How come the value didn't come out? 1b) What amount is it showing? ![]() 2a) I started with RM3k, how come it showed only RM1k? 2b) Any idea to update/fixit? ![]() This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 28 2016, 06:52 PM |
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Sep 28 2016, 09:11 PM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Sep 28 2016, 07:07 PM) Data entry got problem. Are you willing to bare all then it's easier to troubleshoot, just expand all lines Figured it out. Amount should be the current value of your fund, so the amount you got there is wrong. If you keyed in the FSM code of the fund, then you can use the radio button "update current fund" at the bottom and it would be automatically pull the unit price of the fund for you For entrance value; you need to check that your grey subtotal lines are listed as 1 in column A Now it's all back to normal. IRR is now -1.96 ROI is now -0,02 |
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Sep 28 2016, 11:40 PM
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QUOTE(vincabby @ Sep 28 2016, 03:28 PM) first you need to ungroup and then group them in a new one. i figured out the way yesterday. after you copy your new fund( white and grey boxes) as stated in their instructions, you will see dots at the side. ungroup the cells with dots. then, group the cells all except the grey one. you have your collapsible group. you will now u done it right when the grey box is the only one showing. if not, undo and try again. Thanks. Got it. QUOTE(howszat @ Sep 28 2016, 11:30 PM) If you don't know what it means, don't worry about it. It was meant for the person who designed and programmed it, not you. Nevermind all the technical stuff. Asal can work and can get the results. If you don't have basic spreadsheet/macro skills, asking questions like "How come the value didn't come out?" is unlikely to get you a reply that you can understand. What the spreadsheet macro does is call a URL end-point of the fund code as a ? parameter. and parse the resultant HTML page and look for the current NAV, and update the spreadsheet cell. Well, if you need more information, just ask the source you got the information from. Anyway how I got it to work: 1) Delete everything except fund A cause I noticed if use fund B template, results won't show correctly. 2) Recopy back fund A, rename it to fund B and give it a test. Result shows exactly like how FSM shows it + IRR + ROI 3) Repeat the process for fund C |
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Sep 29 2016, 05:53 PM
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Sep 29 2016, 04:55 PM) Good for you Ram, back to normal indeed ........... Yup. Target is min 10%. Following your strategy but won't sell.that should be the way, much easier for everyone to learn...... your target of 10% IRR ? got to thank dexk too. This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 29 2016, 05:53 PM |
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