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FundSuperMart v16 (FSM) MY : Online UT Platform, UT DIY : Babystep to Investing :D
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 6 2016, 10:42 PM
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Greetings Guys,
So i just created a FSM account a few weeks back and have decided to invest in a few funds as a means of diversifying my investments. Was browsing thru this thread and would sincerely appreciate some guidance/help from yourself.
I've set an investment horizon of roughly around 3 to 5 years time in which I may have to cash out the given investment.
Tried shortlisting 2 equity funds, namely: TA's Global Technology Fund and Manulife's India Equity Fund and I've decided to split my investment amount equally within both funds.
Any advice if I'm too late in jumping into the ship ?
Thanks!
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 7 2016, 01:07 PM
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 6 2016, 11:01 PM) it's never too late and it's good that your eyes have finally been opened that you can be your own investor. Anyways you will need some questions answered. 1)how much bullets do you have to build your portfolio? I'm planning to start off with 20k2)what is your risk appetite? do you want. a low to high risk? low risk generally have returns around 4% to 7% where as high risk portfolio brings in 8 to 10 (or more) Wouldn't mind investing in a higher risk investment.3)have you read about the portfolio approach when investing? Don't have much experience about portfolio management though i do have some experience in trading as I've been trading passively.
4) India is a very volatile fund to have and same goes with TA Global and do you know where these funds are investing and the companies/industry involved? eg TA Global invests in Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. Bond funds were always out of my radar though TA Global definitely caught my attention as I've been a strong fan of technological stocks due to the fact that it tends to grow aggressively on average. 5)do you know that each region are given star ratings? if so Asian ex Pac or emerging market funds are the way to go in 2017. Thanks, ill check that out
Regards. Hey I've answered your questions in bold.
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 8 2016, 04:36 PM
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Thanks to all that answered my query.
Decided to skip Manulife's India Equity Fund and went ahead with TA's Global Technology Fund.
Btw, just curious to know, which fund are you'll referring it as Ponzi 1 and Ponzi 2 ?
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 8 2016, 04:44 PM
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 8 2016, 04:41 PM) Ponzi 1. affin hwang quantum ex Japan Ponzi 2 cimb dynamic fund. both ex Japan region equities read page one Thanks
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 9 2016, 11:48 AM
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Dec 8 2016, 07:16 PM) Thanks. Which funds have you invested in ?
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 19 2016, 07:36 PM
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Wanted to call up FSM but was too late to do it today.
So here is my question, I invested RM1K into Manulife US Equity Fund and received an email later stating that each unit was purchased at RM0.5176. I realised that FSM has finally updated my holdings on their website and it shows there that the weighted cost of each unit is prices at RM0.5286.
Feeling a little confused here.
Or wait a second, weighted average cost includes the 2% sales charge and 6%GST right ?
This post has been edited by shankar_dass93: Dec 19 2016, 07:39 PM
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 19 2016, 07:41 PM
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QUOTE(tapiritam @ Dec 19 2016, 07:40 PM) Hi Sifus, I am new to FSM and unit trust. I have just created account with FSM with the objective to save in PRS. Anyhow, I am also interested to invest UT in FSM as well. Where can i learn more about UT in FSM? Thanks. What do you want to learn about UT ? Like how it works etc ?
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 19 2016, 07:45 PM
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QUOTE(T231H @ Dec 19 2016, 07:44 PM) Q: How do I calculate the amount of units? (Bid/NAV Priced Funds) Q: What is Weighted Average Cost (WAC)? How do you derive WAC? https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/0...tribution--1083Thanks bro. Was driving when i checked my holdings and started pondering how the hell was that price computed.
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 20 2016, 04:20 PM
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 20 2016, 03:52 PM) my emergency cash reserves are in the form of 16k limit in my credit card for first line of defense, second is the two spare jars of money I keep my little change in 50mhr notes in my car and office and by that time that blows I am able to dig into my money market reserves and soon after my foreign investments in my portfolio. high five. I'm one of them late bloomers. invested 5k into Manulife US equity. same allocation with India. still mulling on Japan as its economy ties alot on the US economy so I'm happy with my portfolio for the next 8 months Don't know if i did the right choice but added a huge amount into Manulife's US Equity fund. Pretty positive that the US economy should be pretty good in the Q1 of 2017
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 20 2016, 04:57 PM
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QUOTE(puchongite @ Dec 20 2016, 04:32 PM) Are you generous enough to define 'huge amount' for us ?  My definition of huge is small for you guys as I'm just a student that's still isn't working This post has been edited by shankar_dass93: Dec 20 2016, 04:57 PM
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shankar_dass93
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Dec 22 2016, 09:58 PM
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 22 2016, 07:11 PM) well many tiers of investments. Tier 1 Money market Tier 2 Fixed Income Tier 3 Balance funds Tier 4 Equity. for me fixed income beats FD by a long run and when you are helping managing your wife's portfolio, it's better to have a FI and balance fund. you dare to set all equity for her meh. I don't want o. she already say if I lose her money I'll need to top up for her. ngaiti. Tell her that investments are subjected to a great degree of uncertainty and you can only do your best to maximise her returns Thats what i told my aunty when she gave me a certain sum of money to help her make the right decisions
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