Atm I don't got an account with them. I see they got a bit more offering than CIMB Clicks, but CIMB Clicks already offer all that I want. Except for narrow focus BRIC or Brazil funds...both also don't have!

Rebalancing now, just completed next year's portfolio

Probably wouldn't be right, I wouldn't mind but it's not my money

Guys, need some advice. Early this yr I invested in cimb global titans. Just minimal amt of 500. Now, it has grown up with 15% returns. What shd i do? Should i sell it off? I believe it will go back down one day... Need some advice what to do...  Just keep or sell it? Or buy more? I don't have urgent need for the money but if i sell i will buy other funds. Thanks

Guys, I need a very basic explanation as to which day prices are used when doing the following:

1) Buying

2) Switching

3) Selling

So for example, I put in orders for buy/sell/switch last Friday night (23 Dec). Can you give me an overview as to which day prices will I be "charged" for my purchase, how the switching would work, and which day prices will I be given for a redemption?

Thanks!

So my Friday night order based on Friday daytime price or Tuesday price? Cause I bought Eastspring Small Cap, that just fell more than 5% in one day. Like that I lost 7.5%+ in one day! (including sales charge)...bad start

From what i saw in the list at FSM, there are 2 types of AM Asia REITS, one is class B- MYR & another is Am-Asia REITS PLUS.

What are the differences?

Also guys, how come some funds have latest price at 27/12, some others have latest price at 23/12? So complicated man! I don't even know which day price I will be paying for my buys.

So assuming my transaction went through today, will I be paying for the price published today (for 23/12) or for the price of today itself (27/12) which may be published in 1 or 2 days time?

No I just want to know. If I buy something today (during office house), will it be based on the price published today (which could be of 1-2 days ago), or will it be based on today's actual price (which may be published 1-2 days from today)?

EDIT: For example, Kenanga and Eastspring published today price for 27/12, but RHB, CIMB, TA and Affin published today the price for 23/12.

Keep in mind that as long as you buy/sell before 3PM that day, you will get the NAV of that day. Is so simple. Only for FSM. Don't know about Cimb clicks.

Thanks, bro! Should I put in another 500 then? Do you think that's a good idea? I saw the graph, price is highest now for the past 1 yr.

Thanks for the advice... Will do further study and come here back... But if u have some suggestion on funds and portfolio, it would help...

So far i understand i shd have equity + fixed income. Correct? What abt the percentage?

Thanks for this great piece of info. How long would you "stay" with this portfolio?

Thanks for the great explanation... I get a clearer picture now. Was wondering if fd also considered part of the portfolio... Thanks again

That's an important lesson learned for me. It was an extended weekend some more. Foolish in retrospect. But I was pretty excited to hit buy.i guess tomorrow all the transactions will be completed using today's price (which will be published tomorrow except for Kenanga and Eastspring which was publiashed today).

At least my experience on M2U was buy Wednesday early morning and get on Thursday evening. So no idea why FSM taking four business days. Plus most funds priced at T+1 right? Like tomorrow they will publish today's prices. How is it T+2 as FSM claims?

Kenanga and EI published the same day price in the evening wor. Unless I am missing something?

https://www.kenangainvestors.com.my/KIB/KIB...idual/Home.aspx

I guess that means I already know the EI Small Cap and Kenanga Growth price, but pending for the rest tomorrow evening? Also while M2U got it to me at the end of two business days, I don't know about CIMB_Cliks.

Ultimately I guess I am just getting excited about nothing...but I just want to see the prices of what I own. I'm sure some of you had the feeling when you got your first investment. I am sorry for spamming, but now I didn't make a new threads.

The NAV will be publish more or less 2 days later. You CANNOT know the NAV on the day unless you got insider info.

I think you seem to understand but let me explain again. Yes, i guess first time investing you will get more excited, eventually you will get used to it and you won't micro managing it. While it might take 2 days to appear on your FSM holdings, do keep in mind that the price transacted is based on when you pay/did switching. it just take 2 days for you to know at what price you bought. even if the unit price is on FSM, it will take another day for the units to be calculated in your historic transaction, and another day for it to pool into the portfolio holdings total. Yes, i do try to transfer my money into the cash management fund before a long weekend if i can help it, to earn extra few cents interest...
How fast and soon unit price gets up is not just dependent on fund house. note that non-malaysian funds will take longer to get the NAV price. those global funds will take even longer. While your observations is correct, the reasoning really has more to do with geographical region rather than the fund houses.