3 four months once, amreits have, kenanga growth at least a year once, bond funds with their annual or half year dividends, pretty much u can use FSM website and do your research.

fund selectors, search for those with dividend. i think it has that function. and if u view any factsheets, you will see a column saying dividend either yes or no.

I have CMF and I love the ease of purchasing funds. no need to go through bank log ins and fearing there will be a fuck up on the bank system (which has happened before)

click purchase fund and you are done. highly recommended

thats for investors who wish to target high growth emerging markets in Asia. Japan is already a developed market.

some like it for the potential higher upside
some like it for the portfolio allocation
some like it the the higher number of Stars..
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...tarRatings.svdo

Yes
Btw, which specific funds u r targeting?

got your back homey

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head to the methodology of fund selection.

Esther is referring to Affin Hwang Select Bond Fund, the name is actually referring to the fund manager that quite some people "fall in love" with her

If you read the previous replies, you will know who is she, or I will allow any fans to explain

nothing like a woman who knows how to run my money!

when you reach your targetted profit level, when shit hits the fan, when you want to transfer to something else.

some of us skim the profits when the returns hit a certain ceiling that they have set like 15% to 18% while keeping the capital and use the proceeds to invest somewhere else.

some of us believe in capital appreciation and that what goes up will come down many circles within the the span of three to five years so nothing phases them.

both don't go in just to buy a weekend meal. very level headed investors of many groups I am in.

usually ads to lure ppl into unit trust is 10% per annum from principal earned. so have your UT reached 10? maybe you feel it's the best time to take it now. rule of thumb is always higher than EPF and FD returns.

up to your prerogative.
different people have different way of doing things. some may think by doing so they can lock down the profits and place them to a stable fixed income fund. others have more risk appetite that they feel they can stomach the lost of the profits to get better returns. both have their merits.

example.

my Manulife India gave me a healthy returns of 15% back in October/November. I didn't cash out. post trump my returns have reduced to 5%.

1) I could have cashed out my profits and invested in US

or

2) I kept my profits in belief India will do well next year.

both in the hopes that I get a healthy returns.

"are not all investments built on hopes?"
-Avangelice