Yep... NAV price dropped to 1.3661 according to their website. WTF?
EDIT: ah damn, late September... distribution time

wah so many funds in your list..

which one is top performer & lowest performer 

Why got 2 kgf?

Lucky you. Must be laughing all the way to the bank !

oh yes care to share what returns can beat those of our awesome unit trusts

Erm...

Then the 20% per months meaning 240% pa?

lol when you win in forex most likely some poor sod lost his savings in forex.  nope

if you say so brother. I don't want to have that bad conscience on my shoulders because I really cannot imagine how one can make money out of exchanging two different  currencies.

unit trusts on the other hand pools a collection of funds from a group of people to be invested into sectors be it technology or real estate to generate growth. that's the definition.

http://thefirstmillionisthehardest.net/blo...-forex-trading/

why is a forex dude in a UT thread?

I am no stock knowledge person....but....
A buy at RM 1, sell at RM 1.5 ...EARN RM 0.50
B buy from A at RM 1.50...sell at RM 2.0, EARN RM 0.50

both earned nope?
the cycle can go round and round?
all can earn,....

it is when the time come to see who bought at the highest.....

yes,...it is thus not as 1 win, the other lose.....
it could be many may win,...1 lose.

stocks and uts allow investors to pool their buying power to invest in a country or company to allow it to eg

buy a machine if you invest in health care or start more projects to create more housing in REITs or maybe a new tech start up needs funds to manufacture a new gadget. 

no matter how much research on forex there's never a single definitive answer where does the money come from.

it is you that WINS.... :thumbsup:
for you had found the winning formula while I am still lurking and "kay poh" here.
 

No.
Assuming nobody buy/sell after IPO. Stock price goes up 20%. Everyone gains.

Let's consider a case with buy/sell...

A & B bought a stock at IPO price of 1.00.
A later sold the stock to C for 1.10.
The stock price dropped to 0.95. Panic of the drop, C 'cut loss' and sold the stock to D.
After the company reported good results, the stock price jumped to 1.20.

A - gain 0.10
B - gain 0.20
C - loss 0.15
D - gain 0.25
overall - gain 0.40

Overall is loss, but it's still not zero sum game. I never said it must be positive.
You google for historic price of Berkshire Hathaway. Don't say every thing which has gone up must come down. Yes, short term, this stock had ups and downs. But long term, it has been all the way up.
(This stock has never had split, so it's easy to see the point.)

Btw, ethical issue not withstanding, I am not against forex trading, so don't be too sensitive. My aunt's husband is a professional commodity trader, and he is very rich.
But, as a part timer and somewhat risk aversive, I will stick to the more passive way.

Gold is another issue...