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post Oct 18 2016, 02:38 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 18 2016, 10:57 AM)
Parents already included in amanah saham into their will. But this pengisytiharan stuff is redundant.
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QUOTE(kpfun @ Oct 18 2016, 11:26 AM)
Will is very important. But, the execution part is very tricky. Beneficial may have option of skipping some unnecessary fat bills. This is the feeling I have after speaking with a few will advisers.
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Will is a must, if you have significant amount of assets.

Fee for registration /will writing/annual maintenance fee is usually not much...
the REAL charge is when assets are to be transferred to your beneficiary-
the higher your asset value, the more your beneficiary would need to pay,
few thousands for every million.

You can cut down on that ("?fat bill"), by distributing your assets early while you are still alive...
eg open ASX books, buy properties, UT on your kids' name.

to be on the safe side, prepare wills for the kids above legal age also, just in case......
of course later when marriage comes in......wills will need to change.

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QUOTE(twinkle5129 @ Oct 19 2016, 09:24 AM)
If one tries his/ her BEST, it's better to place 6mths in ASX FP instead of FD. I did it for my 3-6mths placement and fortunately able to continue to let it hibernate inside.
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Can see you value the 2% extra return from ASX over FDs, much more than bgoat.
Likely you would have more in ASX compared to FD, ratio 70:30?


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 10:46 AM)
I, for one, still "diversify" into FD and others. I still treat FP as UT. We all hope everything is OK and no issues. I would not put all my eggs in one basket.

I still intend to keep more in FD, much more, than in the FP.  biggrin.gif

Other, don't throw stones at me !  devil.gif
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QUOTE(plumberly @ Oct 19 2016, 11:30 AM)
Mind sharing why if it is not too personal? PM me?

ASX VP is different from ASX FP. Maybe from your disappointing experience with ASX VP?

Just want to learn from others. Maybe I do not see things the same way and some people see things at different angle.

Thanks.
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?ASX still has the connotation of "UT risk" to bgoat, that's why rather go for FD get 2% lesser, methinks.
bgoat's FD:ASX ratio 80:20?

Personally i believe this ASX is just as safe as FDs. i would very much like that 2% extra,
as every 1M is extra RM20k over FDs, trouble is my FDs will go till 2018,2019.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 01:18 PM)
My ratio is even higher than u quoted.




How about u ? ASX:FD 80:20 ?
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Wow!! even higher? every 1M rugi 20k woh........

at the moment 40:60, i dont mind push in more later, if i dont get 4.7% again.

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QUOTE(twinkle5129 @ Oct 19 2016, 01:53 PM)
At this moment that TOTAL of extra 2% from 3 passbooks are enough to support my whole year expanses without touching my other savings and investment.  blush.gif Luckily, there is no need to withdraw any of them for many years to come.
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There must be min RM2 million in FP, to get at least RM3+k to spend a month..........

QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 19 2016, 02:18 PM)
Camp everyday at affin Bank. One day easily 5 figure can masuk. Old story.  biggrin.gif
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To be able to buy RM2 million units in 3 months............and without any insider help,,,,,,, notworthy.gif notworthy.gif


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 01:57 PM)
I don't look at it as 1M lose 20k. It is the risk that each portfolio carries that is important. Just like some UT has gain >10%, we cannot say if I have all in that one, I will have gained 10-6=4% more than in FP ?

I am now trying to see if can get retail bonds of at least 5.5% or >6% yield.
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Normal UT is no joke, you can make 10% or more BUT you can also get much less. I would only play with my spare cash. not comparable at all with ASX.

In FSM UT thread, many can't even get 6% returns , despite years of experience and knowing all those
sharpe ration, asset allocation and whatnot......that's how different UT is.



QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 19 2016, 03:23 PM)
Just want the figures to be whole number n not decimal. If it pleases u then just divide individual ratio with ~5.2.
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You are very good at saving money to have,
RM380k in ASX, 120k in EPF and
put RM20k in stocks, 5k cash with MBB GIA and play UT 1k...

but i dont understand later when you retire, you would increase your UT portion so much and reduce your fixed income class of assets...?



QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 03:48 PM)
Quote from above:

From what I gather from the limited time I spent on this thread the others seem to think ASx FP is of no/low risk compared to UT which is of higher risk.


That is what I differs from majority of the thinking here. I do think there is some risk here. But it is up to the individual to look at the risk that suits him/her. No one's thinking is alike. That is why we have a FD thread and FSM one.  tongue.gif
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FD must be the safest for you to place so much in FD. I agree with you.
Similarly i also agree with you UT is risky, so we put a little there only for play play.


QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 19 2016, 03:58 PM)
I hold your view too... But obviously we are the minorities
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What about you on FD? Would you place so much more money in FD
in comparison to UTs?

I reckon bgoat's FD:UT ratio is like 90:10 or higher,

i hazard a guess, you think FD is a waste of time, the returns cannot catch up with inflation,
etc......better invest more in FSM............



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QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 19 2016, 05:23 PM)
Hmm... should I even start...

Like everyone else say, it's a personal choice, where to put your money. And it should serve your intended purpose. And that's enough. Doesn't matter what other people say

Unlike guys with big ego. I don't like to compare IRR to see whose ball is bigger but doesn't mean my return is lower than ASx or EPF or yours  cool2.gif
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You show your color so fast?

I only wanna confirm with you personally that Your stand is that FD or ASX is a waste of time.
Clearly you refused (dared not?) make a stand here.

From the tone of your reply, it is obvious you take offence to
my factual statement: "many in FSM cant even get 6% returns".

I can see you all in FSM glorifying FSM UT investment so much and looking down
on ASX and FD people as if our returns are so low.

Who is the guy with big ego?
Those who keep saying/hinting people who invest in FSM UT are clever/smart,
and those who put money in FD or ASX are stupid. Who are these people?

For those who dont know, go read FSM.

Ask Ram, who got bullied with every attempt to post anything there,
till i could not tahan the bullying,and joined the fray to teach them a lesson or two ,
by reminding them , "why so egoistic you FSM fellas?" ....."just how high is your IRR?"

And that is why this dasecret talk about me comparing whose ball is bigger,
when in actual fact those FSM guys are the ones who keep glorifying FSM at the expense
humiliating ASX/FD investors.

And that is why you see pinkspider and dasecret started making post here, in a thread they
actually hate and look down upon. (ask them how much they invested in ASX or FD)



QUOTE(Kamen Rider @ Oct 19 2016, 05:28 PM)
yeah not to do comparison.... but the ratio will give us some benchmark on how we allocate our assets....
presume that age 25-35, 36-45, 46-55 and above 56 have different assets allocations.....

as heard ppl said the older you are, the lesser you put in volatile market instrumentals financial products...

should i put 3.33:3.33:3.33 ratio for low risk to high risk portfolio ....
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comparing the returns (aka IRR) from various investments you have is unavoidable.

Otherwise you would never know how much you actually get back for the amount of money
and time invested. Which is better investment, which one to drop and which one to choose.

I was not there to laugh at those in FSM whose IRR was a miserable 3-4%. I was just trying
to point out those other egoistic sifus who keep humiliating the FD/ASX people,
hey we can get more than you la, so dont keep saying we are stupid and only if invest in FSM
is considered smart investors.

I cannot believe my ears when those in FSM with poor IRR said IRR is just a number, meaningless number.
that sounds like a sour grape. How can one not bother about the IRR at all? Why invest?
You want to make money! How to gauge that? IRR is one way.

People fear comparison only if they cannot accept what they are "cheering" or "glorifying"
is not actually what they get. Self-cheating so to speak.




QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 19 2016, 05:32 PM)
guy3288 t
"In FSM UT thread, many can't even get 6% returns , despite years of experience and knowing all those sharpe ration, asset allocation and whatnot......that's how different UT is."
Are u sure many of the sifus in FSM can't even get 6% returns? Thought they are getting >10%.
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Go read FSM, many pages back where i argued with them.

They would tell you they bought at the wrong time la, market crash la etc, so return <ASX.

Meanwhile they will laugh we at ASX are stupid,
conveniently forget that market crash or not ASX pays out 6+% same.


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 05:56 PM)
Yes, I was thinking auntie must have >2M for saying 2% extra can be for her daily use.
Have losses from UT and some bad experience there. Banks RM really NG on their recommendations.

Not easy to get consistent return from UT.

This time I actually diverge some dough from CIMB Klibor (called back by CIMB) and MBB GIA-i into FP. But also top up some from matured FD.
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Yeah, we continue to enjoy our return here, let those in FSM who thinks they are "superior" to carry on, but recently they invaded this thread.

Have you guys missed out that BIG red color post by pinkspider in ASX thread (last version)?

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QUOTE(Kamen Rider @ Oct 19 2016, 07:15 PM)
Whatever it is on FSM supporters going to say.... as long as we enjoy consistent 6% plus plus for next 5 years ( short term) and another next 5 years then all of us will very happy already...... smile.gif
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they complained ASX investment as "NOT FAIR",
go read pinkspider BIG RED post in last ASX version.


QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 19 2016, 07:26 PM)
A fund which cannot outperform FD is not worth investing in (hint:ASG, ASN3)
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not just ASG and ASN3, it should apply to any other UTs in FSM also.


QUOTE(AIYH @ Oct 19 2016, 07:31 PM)
Wa... smell fishy for the conflict between ASx and FSM laugh.gif

Anyway, it really depends on risk appetite la

Every investment vehicle have their pros and cons, as long as you fully understand what you are investing and not bound to mislead by others

Just don't put all eggs in one basket and invest according to your comfortable ratio smile.gif

p/s: personally I will love to more on ASx FP if it is not limited to branch top up only laugh.gif so I really looking forward to their online system biggrin.gif
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What fishy conflict?
Nothing fishy if you just pause and think first.

And what conflict?
i have FSM UTs in amount i think is even more than those so called FSM sifus.

there should not be any conflict,
you want to glorify and say how smart you invest in FSM i have no problem,
provided you dont go repeatedly humiliating those who invest in ASX,or FD.
It's embarassing isn't it, if their FSM returns cant even match ASX's dividend?


i just hate those who repeatedly mumbled in FSM thread, "you cant save them all"
as if if we dont do like they in FSM do, we all will die here.




QUOTE(plumberly @ Oct 19 2016, 07:31 PM)
Don't mean to pour cold water over the consistent good dividends fire from ASX. Ha.

Like to share 1 thing I learn from CNA's Coffee With The Boss show. The boss was a farm boy in the USA and he is now a big boss in Spore (in a courier company if I remember correctly).

He learnt one important thing from his grandfather who said something to this effect:

Don't Take Good Things For Granted. Be Prepared When Things Turn Bad.  cry.gif

So have ASX alternative ready when needed. Ha.  thumbup.gif

Cheerio.
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QUOTE(plumberly @ Oct 19 2016, 07:59 PM)
No no, I am not pouring cold water on ASX. In fact, I like it. Wish I knew about it 10 yrs ago! Then I could have bought this and that just using the extra 2% over FD!

I am only alerting the danger of taking it for granted and relying on it too much.

I am in the pro-ASX camp! Ha.
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What do you have there in mind?


QUOTE(plumberly @ Oct 19 2016, 08:05 PM)
Gold as investment? I prefer to stay at least 10 m away from it. To me it has no fundamental to it, just too much of people's  fear and greed (yes, so are stocks), likes, dislikes, etc.. I would prefer other precious metals like platinum etc which have real industrial applications.

Yes, some will come back and tell me, look at the huge gain in the past few years compared to the past few decades.

Well, not my cup of tea.
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No harm trying some also.


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 19 2016, 08:29 PM)
That is why I have no intention of depending on it.  brows.gif
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Benefit from it while it is still there giving out 6%.. good things wont last.
Of course must have properties, bonds etc also.


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QUOTE(AIYH @ Oct 19 2016, 09:27 PM)
I just see the conversation might strike something that may cause a fight or smth laugh.gif
chill chill biggrin.gif

Every instrument have their pros and cons, one just need to understand and diversify only smile.gif

I am still new in everything, so I will learn everything, from different perspective in each investment, nothing is perfect smile.gif

Boasting smartness in UT will be just like boasting any other instruments, no matter stock bonds reits forex etc, too dependent or being smart or siding any single investment will fail you anytime laugh.gif

I just wish that once we learn, we can educate those who dont know, open their minds and choice, be more open minded and guide them smile.gif
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If you can agree with me that FSM guys there should not behave as if they are "superior" investors lording
over those in ASX or FD threads, then i have no problem with you already!

who doesn't know every investment got pros and cons, blah blah blah....?


QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Oct 19 2016, 09:33 PM)
anyway, in this virtual world, anybody can say anything. talk is cheap.
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Yes, talk no use, ultimately is how much money you can make from your investment, be it FSM or ASX.


QUOTE(AIYH @ Oct 19 2016, 09:40 PM)
No need to let others negative talk influence us smile.gif

Just be humble, listen to both sides, don't make counter productive arguments, just guide those who are new and willing to learn smile.gif

Ignore those who insist to boast themselves to despise others  smile.gif
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You have not revealed your interest in ASX here to those in FSM yet, so you dont know.
Wait till they know you are keen on ASx, then you see.


QUOTE(Kamen Rider @ Oct 19 2016, 10:23 PM)
yeah ...talk so much but like tin kosong only .....  biggrin.gif
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Yes talks only no use, must back up with numbers and i did that to them in FSM,
now she said i like to show my balls bigger.

QUOTE(prince_mk @ Oct 19 2016, 10:53 PM)
Boss

Cold down.

U may consider Sg reits / shares too. The dividend is attractive and u may save in Sgd too.

And dont bring up asx in FSM thread to avoid further arguments.

Remember our objective. Life is short. Enjoy!
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You must go read FSM many many pages first,
before you say that in red.


QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 19 2016, 10:57 PM)
This is why I started by saying ... shd I even start

Btw, I've always commented politely and respectfully to everyone in the forum. I appreciate if you can reciprocate that. If you have an issue with someone else take it out with them, not with me

Anyway, I do occasionally comment on this thread. Mainly on things that people don't pay attention to like what is stated in master prospectus. The fact that ASB is not shariah compliant or the increasingly reducing disclosure in the financial statements. I've also stated in the past of the reason I divested my ASx. It's rather personal, I do not expect others to follow.

My issue with FP funds is that it's a crutches that prevent ppl from investing the proper way, and although it's the shortcut, I believe it's very harmful to the market in the long run. We will run out of retail investors and the market would continue to be artificially supported by local institution investors. So no, I don't look down on you guys. I could not agree with the policy makers who allowed this to run for so long and do not have political will to rectify it. Oh well, not something that a public forum really cares I guess

So I strongly encourage young people like ramjade to learn about investments the proper way. Not because I want to put down FD n ASx, but young ppl has a long horizon in front of them n this knowledge will help. Later on can go into stocks, derivatives and who knows what other things fintech will bring
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I think there is no shame for you to admit, yes "i dont believe in putting so much of my money in FD or ASX".
What is wrong with that?
As long as you dont try to imply or hint others doing that are stupid, i have no problem.


I just cannot take bullying in your FSM thread lying down
Did you see how your so called sifus bullied people in there like he OWNS that FSM thread?I remember one
brave forumner ? dexk, said yes he also agreed that your so called sifus are bullying people there. Most
dared not even utter any sound as your so called sifu wielding big stick would come out rambling, "idiots, lembu, put you in zoo, orang utans , ARE YOU BLIND?,etc ..."

Now when you say FP funds is like "crutches" don't you realise you are hinting that ASX is inferior?
Poor quality or something?

If you are an objective person, you would ask how much ASX return is and not hint how it is inferior
and prevent people from investing the proper way- by buying UT in FSM?.

When people go invest in FSM UTs, and they lose money, how can you mend it for them?
Tell them never mind?
that is the price to pay for learning??

While you may say you support people's choices, upto an individual to choose where they
want to place their money, your action above speaks otherwise.

Think about it again.
I dont think i am trying to quarrel with you,
just for intellectual discussion, no offence okay?

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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Oct 20 2016, 03:34 AM)
Crutches mentality. Period.

dasecret put it down perfectly.

It's a personal thing, some people believe in doing their part in making the world a fairer place, even if it meant making less money for themselves; some people believe in riding along and make more money, even if it meant causing imbalances and injustices - sound familiar? BeeEnd people/supporters mentality, and these kind of people are also guilty of causing property bubbles, making houses more and more unaffordable. Who cares about social welfare? It's the government/God's job, not mine. yawn.gif

Oops, sorry for invading during this wee hours. whistling.gif
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Now you guys can see the bully in action here live. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif

You may be able to fool those who dont know you by saying the above in red,
hoping to make them believe you are a Saint.

But your action and behaviour in lowyat's forum, speaks otherwise.
(the number of times your posts reported and removed, puke.gif puke.gif )


So don't try too hard to place a "halo" on your head,okay?

You can never hide the "fox tail" ,
blabbering out "crutches mentality"
instantaneously showed your true colour.


If i were to hazard a guess why you guys go put money in FSM UTs,

i think 99% do it for just one reason, they are hoping to make more money
than FD or ASx can give them. 4-6% is not enough for them. They want more.

You must be the 1% abnormal species out there,
who find RM1000 on the street would not pick it up, saying it is not his money. rclxm9.gif rclxm9.gif

Dont be a fool man!
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 20 2016, 10:25 AM)

Actually, why are you so upset over things that people say on the cyberspace? Not tired one meh
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You should know by now I can't stand people who talk big, arrogant and always wanna bully others
as if only they are clever, only they are virtuous,
the holier-than-thou type of cheats.

same for that fellow who is not a doctor trying to make others believe he is a doctor in FSM there.

Someone just need to teach them a lesson.



QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 20 2016, 10:25 AM)
. I don't only condemn ASx, I also regularly question Tabung Haji and less often EPF because they seem to be doing a better job

Hopefully this is the last of the episode. Doesn't look like anyone is really interested in what I have to say on this topic
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You should appreciate the much more civilised community in here
who just simply ignore you,
despite your open condemnation on their investment.

Would you guys in FSM be so civil if someone here go condemn your FSM UTs there?



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yeah seems more difficult to get now. yesterday whole day fished only 25k, today dont know can get more or not...........
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Oct 27 2016, 03:11 PM)
Is it because of people holding tightly and not wanting to sell, or because of more demand out there ?? Ie poeple are snapping up quickly ?
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i believe buying and selling happen all the time.
cant get is likely due to the time when we try, all taken up..
or may be amount keyed in bigger than available units then.
depends on luck.

QUOTE(sms2u @ Oct 27 2016, 04:23 PM)
how many attempt and transaction perform?

I thought nowaday only limit to 1 transaction for each account?
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is all up to the teller,dont believe system restrict the number of times.

QUOTE(Kamen Rider @ Oct 27 2016, 05:39 PM)
Wah... One day 25k considered only.... ?
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Oct 27 2016, 10:45 PM)
wah even u now have some difficulties grabbing some units..

how about us, who don't have any help.. more worse  icon_question.gif  innocent.gif
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more difficult it seems, leave whole day for 3 days.
see last day only got RM500.



QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 28 2016, 08:57 AM)
My target is near now. Will stop soon.

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me increasing my target....
no better place to go now
unwilling to be tied down for 4%fd.


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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Oct 29 2016, 12:40 PM)
If u read xuzen post..
He did 10 year return asw vs kgf..
Kgf give higher return.. But risk also high..

QUOTE(xuzen @ Oct 28 2016, 06:50 PM)

Last night got nothing better to do so I did some quick calculation.......
one thousand in ASM2020 for ten years....... became MYR 1,801.01.
KGF, the annualized return is seventeen percent.
Taking calculated risk pays off.
At the end of ten years, that initial one thousand ringgit would have become MYR 4,806.83.
This is almost a three fold increase in return.

Xuzen
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That was a very mischievous comparison, an unthinking and misleading one.
if it was meant to tell people to dump ASX and go for FSM............

To show FSM UTs are better, the least i expect from them is
to show that FSM average IRR are much higher than ASX returns.

Not just pick out one winner (and silent on other losers) to say taking a calculated risk pays off, as if
hinting one can put all his money in KGF and hooray you will get 3X better return
continuously for 10years.doh.gif doh.gif doh.gif


Ask yourself how many in FSM there has a 10 year IRR of 17%?
Forget about 10 years,just take 3 years period also i doubt there are many there.

Why they cant get that so called THREE FOLD return?
Answer is simple.
They dare not take the risk also.
Who dares put 100% money in one UT alone?

So, naturally they dont get 17% returns .
becos when you play safe, you diversify.
when u diversify, some UTs gain will be reduced by some UT losses
At the end they average out.

Fact is many in FSM are not getting ASX returns also. They get <6%.
Go read those who moan their poor returns.

I have FSM UTs too, slightly better (7.7%) return for higher risk yes,
no where near that 17% return.



QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 29 2016, 12:44 PM)
I also has IRR of 9.5% since year 2000 for PM funds. But stagnant for last 2 years.  biggrin.gif

I won't put all dough into UT, no matter how safe it appears !  bruce.gif
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Listen to this sifu in UT. IRR of 9.5% in 10 years! notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

Real IRR real person, not that "talk only 17%" return,
and what does he say?
--->"I won't put all dough into UT, no matter how safe it appears !"

That should ring a bell to you guys.


QUOTE(plumberly @ Oct 31 2016, 09:27 AM)
Cannot help it, have to speak my mind here.

I got some PM UT for the PRS. That performance is below FD!

Now planning to switch to other PRS UT via FSM.

Cheerio.

P/S Stay away from UT. For the PRS, have to use UT. UT is basically making money for the companies rather than the shareholders. They charge a fee even when the UT is loosing money. At least 3 books I have read recommend to stay away from UT (mutual fund they call it in the USA). Don't want UT sifus shooting missiles at me, yes, some UTs are good, but far in between.
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Nobody invest UT to get FD return. the fact that people gets FD kind of returns or even lower shows that UT can be unpredictable, can be risky , can even lose money!

Note: sorry to quote your post to show people UT is not all that rosy like those in FSM want us to believe.


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 31 2016, 10:27 AM)
Hahaha, there are people trying to shout out PM is NG. Asking me to dump PM (to follow him to FSM ? mad.gif ).

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You have a point there, i thought i was being sensitive.

FSM fee may be lower, telling people to move from PM to FSM is one thing.

Disparaging ASX , humiliating their investment pushing low risk takers to plunge their money into FSM is really over the lines to me. especially when you read many in FSM are getting less than what ASX can give.


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 31 2016, 10:36 AM)
I forgot to add, ASNB FP funds are not UT to u ?  devil.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 31 2016, 10:46 AM)
I think we all forgot the risk that it is NOT capital protected. Not so much of changing from FP to VP.
That is the risk of UT.  laugh.gif
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I am another one who dont see ASX as UT.
i take capital not protected the same
just like BR , MBSB, bonds etc....


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QUOTE(xuzen @ Nov 1 2016, 02:26 PM)

Why should I care whether people dump into FSM or not? I do not gain any benefit / profit if all of you dump all your money into FSM. Disclaimer: I do not own any IFast Corporation Pte Ltd share. NB: IFast Corp Pte Ltd is the owner of FSM.
Under FSM umbrella there are 17 UTF(s) that has more than 10% p.a. CAGR for the past ten years.

There are 49 UTFs listed under FSM that has more than ten years track record that are Malaysia centric.

The average CAGR for the 49 UTFs is 8.49% p.a for the past ten years.

Let me ask you back the same question, how many in the ASNB stable with CAGR of 17% p.a. consistently for past ten years?  whistling.gif OK OK lar, don't talk 17%, 8.5%  p.a. got boh? Let me help you list down:
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As for the  other questions, I won't answer because they are merely rants / rhetorics. I will just list down what is factual without prejudice.

Oh! One more thing, IRR is used when there are periodical capital injection into the UTF. When there are no capital injection, use CAGR instead. Just some technicalities to point out.
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Wow wow, that is going too far off track!
First you should know when i say FSM average IRR I meant
the average IRR people in FSM are getting,
and not those numbers you highlighted there.

What is the use of showing those rosy numbers
when many in FSM are not getting that kind of returns in real life?

QUOTE(Post 210 Sept 9 2016)
there are forummers that posted their portfolio's IRR at < 4% ..... after investing > 3yrs.
guess, they among other things went in at the wrong time.
just like those that went in heavy in M'sia ..........
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You dont boast using individual UT performance.
Worse if you dont even have that UT in portfolio.

I think before you guys in FSM continue to humiliate and disparage ASX's 6+%
returns, it's good that you go look into the mirror first.........
just how high your own returns are?

QUOTE(xuzen @ Oct 18 2016 PM)
If I were to show you my IRR, taken into account my misstep, it surely will not look good. Similarly with Pink Spider, both of us have gone through some rough patches..............
 
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QUOTE(PSpider Sept 23 2016)
My commencement to-date IRR is now at 6.7%
Sure, it's not amazing...only managed to beat EPF marginally... 
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Where is that 3-fold or 17% return you have been flaunting ?

you cannot keep disparaging ASX's return when your own FSM returns
are nothing to shout about.

Ultimately is how much money you can make from your own portfolio
and not just how good the individual UTs available in FSM there.
Reason being:
1)You may not even be holding those UTs at all (I querried you once before)
2)You may hold only a tiny amount of the star UT but alot of poor performers
3)You enter at the wrong time, even with star UT you can lose money.

Even the technicality part which should be your expertise,
i am not convinced that you should use CAGR to compare ,
knowing full well most of us regularly buy more units with time, be it UT or ASX.

your argument is simply unconvincing......


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QUOTE(OPT @ Nov 1 2016, 12:33 PM)
Third try now...🙏

Another 4 digit...
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i got quite abit also today.

QUOTE(plumberly @ Nov 1 2016, 09:24 AM)

No problem bro.
No more sms alert from you when the doors are opened for the ASX windfall? Ha. I am now on snail pace compared to rabbit pace in the past on getting ASX.
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you still want the SMS alert? but i am not there when units were bought, so it wont be real time....

QUOTE(MGM @ Nov 1 2016, 08:43 PM)
I have invested in ASx FP since 2008 n so far their annual ROI is WITHOUT FAIL btw 6-7%, very predictable.

If today I START to invest evenly in all the 17 UTF(s) that has more than 10% p.a. CAGR for the past ten years, the future returns are sure to beat ASx FP ROI of 6-7%?

Will it be as simple as that?
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Good question!

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 1 2016, 08:50 PM)
There is someone asking me to "dump" PM. Haha ! I think overall I am still happy with the returns I got. Actually it is over 16 years from 2000 to 2016, growing from 100k+ to 440k (up and down a little bit). The most I will do is maybe to take out some "not so performing" funds.

It is not possible to buy just so called performing funds, as "today's performance is not indicative of future performance".

I took a step which is in between FD and UT, which is the ASX FP fund. But in my mind I still treat it as UT. I respect others opinion as we may see thing differently.
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I must say your PBB UT did very very well, IRR 9.5% for 12 years!
Do you still need to listen to those from FSM whose IRR are lower?

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QUOTE(AIYH @ Nov 2 2016, 12:24 AM)
I am simply amazed by all of your deinition of “a bit” sweat.gif

I am already very happy if I can secure 100 for all 3 FP per month sweat.gif
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Dont worry, the day will come when you are going to buy it just like the rest of us here.



Xuzen's trademark of showing off top FSM UTs (despite not having them in portfolio).

QUOTE(Xuzen Post 572 Sept 24 2016)
Take a look at the image below. There are on it six UTFs (sorry not ten) that are Malaysia centric balanced fund with 10 years consistent CAGR of above 10% per annum.

QUOTE(Guy3288 Sep 26 2016)

but to highlight only top performers from FSM to challenge ASX's 6.5% return is rather misleading.
investors must be warned many more FSM UTs are giving very poor or negative returns.

Worse still i dont see those 6 top performers in most of u guys's portfolio.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 2 2016, 08:07 AM)
It seems u have stopped for about 6 mths and now back to the hunt ! Quite a tough competitor !

I am toning down the hunting. Until I change my target size !
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what to do, no better place to go.
bought genting today at 7.66 but looks like it's going to go down some more.

QUOTE(plumberly @ Nov 2 2016, 08:43 AM)
No need now. Now at snail pace and in no hurry.
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priority elsewhere?

QUOTE(xuzen @ Nov 2 2016, 03:01 PM)

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Xuzen
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forget it if you insist that was not lording over people here.
Why pick ASX ? You wanna buy?
flimsy excuse .
why compare GTR with Proton ? answer is obvious
you want to say FSM is GTR and ASX is proton ,but no courage
i do it for you, habis cerita no need write long long la!


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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 3 2016, 08:57 AM)
Have small amt of Genting shares, have been receiving their dividends. But it seems to be getting smaller over the years ? Buy some more ?  hmm.gif

Today have to go to banks. Still hesitate to put too much in FP. FD is still my desire. But small amt will allocate for FP.  biggrin.gif
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luckily today didnt get 7.55, tomorrow will queue even lower. FP i think you dont need to hesitate , can withdraw anytime
when feel it unsafe.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 4 2016, 08:46 AM)
Yesterday I terminated CIMB FD, placed Alliance 4% FD. But RENTAS some sum to MBB. Then placed GIA-i to make sure to get some interest.

Allocated small portion for the FP. So still will hunt for FP in coming days.
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i was trying to park some in that HLB 4.15% Tuesday only short term eFD ....
only got joint accounts, system does not allow me to do that eFD......

you did that already? must have individual SA with HLB right, joint account not accepted?

As for FP hunting, i will wait till end of month again.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 4 2016, 04:52 PM)
FD just matured yesterday. So did not do the 4.15% on Tuesday. I think someone said in FD thread joint acct not successful. Mine is single name for HL acct. Never try the HL FPX before.

Have been talking to banks for higher FD rate. Asked about retail bonds, sadly coupon rate 4.28% to 4.5% for bank issued retail bonds. Monday has to decide what to do with the dough. 4.5% OCBC FD maturing on Sat.
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if you find retail bank bonds above 5%, please pm me.
looks like i may have to go open SA also with HLB..GIA 3.6% vs 4.15%
worse i have more to come, ...dont know what to do with it,
simply top up some FSM UT and buy some shares,
may even have to forego my planned month end hunt, just buy on any day, sigh..
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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Nov 4 2016, 05:41 PM)
What are the service charges for bond and how does the bond fund compared to those available from FSM?
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retail bank bonds one time charge at purchase time only, min 250k, fixed coupon rate at maturity get back capital.

QUOTE(Ramjade @ Nov 7 2016, 09:37 AM)
Transfer now while you are alive. Then the amount lawyer/asnb earn from your will be decrease when the time comes.
Just ask guy3288 how he go about it to save cost.
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With will and whatever, any transfer of assets to beneficiary incur additional charges.

Transfer RM1M out to kids, ASNB will take about RM4500 from each M.
Transfer house also must pay fees etc. i buy on their names straight easy, no transfer.


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