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puchongite
post Jan 10 2017, 06:56 AM

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QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 10 2017, 01:34 AM)
Guys, I just noticed that the funds using foreign mother funds are all lagged one day behind the stated NAV date. Like for example, the US markets are still open yet there is a price for the Schroeder Small and Mid-Cap Fund used by the RHB US Focus Equity Fund for the date of 9 Jan 2016, which should be impossible. This is true for all RHB, CIMB, TA etc funds that are based on a foreign mother fund.

So, essentially when the date is stated as 9 Jan, it is actually showing the results from 6 Jan.

However, this is not true for purely local in-house operated funds, be they Malaysian or SEA/APAC/Asian funds.

Just thought this is an interesting thing to share with you all.
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I noticed that a while ago when I tried to use stock index to correlate to fund performance.

I thought the correlation was bad, but no, it was due to this lagging.

Is it something could be utilized towards our advantage ?
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post Jan 10 2017, 12:46 PM

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QUOTE(repusez @ Jan 10 2017, 12:39 PM)
i thought I missed the fund promo last saturday, but then i did a few fund switching on last sunday morning on 12:30am and the sales charges were 0.5% . to be on the safe side, for this saturday just do your transaction earlier before 6pm lo.
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Did you do inter fund house switching or intra fund house switching from bond fund to equity ?

People are reporting intra switching does not get promo rate. Only inter gets promo rates.
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post Jan 10 2017, 08:33 PM

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QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 10 2017, 08:18 PM)
Guys, I've been doing some thinking, and it seems like to get a high annualised return it is better to focus on only a few funds, rather than having a portfolio of 8-15 funds.

Currently I have nine (2 MY, 1 Asia, 2APAC, 1 GC, 1 EU, 1 US and 1 Global).

Of course in such a portfolio as above it would be hard to make a net negative return annualised, but the returns will be cancelled out by over and under performing funds and you get a mediocre value.

Would it be better to consolidate them to 3-4 funds max? I'm thanking 1 MY, 1 APAC, 1 Global/US/EU and 1 Emerging Markets (discrete case or general case). MY and APAC to be permanent funds, the other two to be tactical with periodic revisions as and when needed.

Of course I won't change things now, I bought 9 to learn about the various regions. But in a year's time I would want to consolidate things to maximise and streamline my returns.

Would love to hear from those who have and believe in smaller portfolio vs those who have and believe in a larger portfolio.
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I thought you are able to spot trend, or at least spot it correct most of the time? That being the case no matter how many funds you have you are still able to get the highest return.

Keeping MY and APAC as permanent funds ? Why ? These are easy targets for people to goreng up and goreng down. For that matter, I wonder which fund will be most stable .... Bond funds were badly hit also recently.


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post Jan 11 2017, 09:48 AM

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QUOTE(dasecret @ Jan 11 2017, 09:27 AM)
You read chinese?  thumbup.gif

go join the pub mut agent portfolio challenge la. Dare not post link here, dunno mod will ban me or not
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I sort of browse through it but still don't understand how it works. But it appears to me individuals have to keep track of the accounting of the portfolio, there is no system involved, and people just post to the thread what they buy, sell and switch.

I look at it, it is just too much work.

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post Jan 11 2017, 04:43 PM

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QUOTE(ic no 851025071234 @ Jan 11 2017, 04:30 PM)
can explain a bit on the capital appreciation?

As long term investor I plan to use the power of compounding but cant understand how it can work in no distribution fund.

I am quite expert in the gain from distribution and no distribution already and understand that they are the same but when compounding comes I canot find the benefit. Plz help me  icon_question.gif

Example with distribution:

I invest 100 unit and gain 10% dividend - next yr I have 110 unit and continue the compound on my unit.

But without distribution,

I invest 100 unit and return is 10% it will only up in the NAV price. I don't actually get any return? SO the next yr I am still with 100 unit and depending on the performance I will only gain when sell. So I cant reinvest my gains for the year? It will be like stock market looking at buy low sell high with no benefit for long term other than hope the asset of the fund to go up?

Maybe I have some concept wrong here.
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There is no difference. It's all about money on paper. Nav increases, you also increase in paper gain. Distribution revested, it's also paper gain. And mathematically they are directly related.

If you want to convert paper gain to real money, just sell part or all the units.

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post Jan 11 2017, 04:49 PM

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Something big happened to Europe ? Everything is red.

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QUOTE(ic no 851025071234 @ Jan 11 2017, 05:06 PM)
Ok I think I get it. So I shouldn't compare mutual investment to the compound interest from fd. I think I mix up the concept.

For fund if have good return and suddenly 1 yr drop big % I might lose all my gains through previous year. So isn't it long term invest will have higher risk for a big market drop?

So the annual returns we talking about never actually mean anything until we sell?
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That's why some of the investors are advocating idea of skimming the profit, ie sell the units corresponding to the profit amount and invest it somewhere else.

For me, I think that's is effectively the same as scaling down ( a bit ) the investment on the previously performing funds and thereby reducing the risk, but also mean reducing the possibility of making bigger gain. Can't totally be risk free, a bigger market drop will still wipe out the previous years gain.
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post Jan 11 2017, 07:30 PM

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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Jan 11 2017, 07:24 PM)
I did a 2nd tranche lump sum investment today for TA European Equity Fund, TA Global Technology, Eastspring Global Leaders Fund and Eastspring Emerging Markets Fund.

Come on Trump. Don't disappoint me and get impeached for no good reason.
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I love to know about this. Thanks.
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post Jan 11 2017, 07:50 PM

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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Jan 11 2017, 07:46 PM)
Of course. It happened before to the former President, Bill Clinton.
No-lah. This is just my own conspiracy theory. No substance.

Unless it can be proven that Trump knew during the US presidential election campaign that Russia was going to launch cyber attacks to hack the e-mails of Hillary Clinton. Then Trump would be in real trouble.
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No I mean I love to know about your moves to invest more in US. That's reassuring for me.
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post Jan 11 2017, 09:00 PM

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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Jan 11 2017, 08:43 PM)
I am currently underweight in US, global funds and Europe. Thus my decision to top up. I am not chasing hot funds or doing trend trading. I don't have the expertise for that. Just diversifying.
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Noted.

But these funds have been on the up trend for some time. So going in more at this time meaning you think it still have got strength. You wouldn't go in now if you think it is 'spent' right ?
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post Jan 12 2017, 06:49 AM

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QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 11 2017, 07:48 PM)
I am considering going all in on US funds soon but retaining 20% local. The Asia/APAC/GC funds have all kind of over performed so far these past 2-3 weeks, and they will likely run out of steam when Trump gets inaugurated. Meanwhile the US funds have been mixed, so far with no substantial returns.

I need to do some more research but I am very worried about the strength of the Asian performance. I am nearly 6% on GC and 4.5% on Asia/APAC funds. Surely it has to hit a slump soon...

Stay tuned as I do more research on this matter.

What do you guys think? Will Jan 20 signal a reversal of fortunes in the short term (3-6 months) for US funds, at the expense of EM/APAC funds?
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What you observed is correct, but you only caught the later part of the curves.

The earlier part of the curves were that US has been going up and up sharply since after presidential election, and during the time China was up and down and averagely flat, and APAC was all the way one direction going down !

The question is whether when reading trends, are we supposed to only account for the latest trend or we should also consider the earlier ones.

In other words you entered the Asia market at the best timing when there was a flow of foreign fund back to Asia, and US seems to be at the tail of the Trump effect ( which I suspect still have some further rooms ).

My reading of the trend. sweat.gif
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post Jan 12 2017, 09:41 AM

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eUT is starting their CNY promotion for roughly a month tongue.gif

https://www.eunittrust.com.my/fundInfo/promotions.asp#

eUT's promotion is way better if you intend to invest bigger amount ( > 5k per fund ).

As usual, certain funds are not inside the promo list.





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post Jan 12 2017, 10:22 AM

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QUOTE(ic no 851025071234 @ Jan 12 2017, 10:09 AM)
Hey guys.

I think I have a different investment strategy after a Alyzing few funds. I have about 500-1000 per month to invest and initially thought only 1 fund to invest. Now I think I should spread the money into few funds. That is better strategy right?

I look at bond funds and the return seems good compare to fd and is secure. Which bond/fix income fund is recommmend? I look at amanah income trust fund looks not bad with yearly return of 8-10%
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post Jan 12 2017, 11:48 AM

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QUOTE(ic no 851025071234 @ Jan 12 2017, 11:10 AM)

Is in the FSM fact sheet/prospectus/annual report. Some yearbrecorded lower like 6% la but average the return is not bad
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https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...t-Fund-MYAMBITF

the return is as low as 3.42% in 2016 upto 15.52% in 2014, it's a big range. You averaged it yourself and make it like 8-10%, that's very misleading.
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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Jan 12 2017, 03:53 PM)
Is it better to invest on both platforms?
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I don't know about others, yes, I think it better to invest in both platforms.


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post Jan 12 2017, 05:11 PM

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QUOTE(adele123 @ Jan 12 2017, 04:20 PM)
what's your justifications?
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The eUT promotion is always 0% SC for amount > 5k. One can use it for switching funds and invest new funds. And they have it as long as one month duration, you can use it without making rush decisions.

Compare this to the FSM 1 day promotion which invites so many funny funny questions such as what time lar and which day lar and so on so forth !

But not all funds are under promotion. TA funds and CIMB funds ( except Ponzi 2 ) are usually not under promo in eUT. So buy these in FSM.

Bond funds also there is difference. Bond funds are 1% SC for eUT ( non-promo rates ). Whereas for FSM is 0% + 0.05% platform fees per quarter. So better keep bond funds in FSM, it will take a long while before it reaches the 1% SC.

FSM has this credit points and a long time investor will some how accumulate some credit points where he will find it useful.

I will keep the more aggressive port in eUT and I could switch the port just over night without paying a single cent during promotion. That could work as double edge sword, which I have to constantly remind myself not to make rush decision. blush.gif But so far my port in eUT performs much better than those in FSM. Maybe due to different funds nature.

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post Jan 12 2017, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(ic no 851025071234 @ Jan 12 2017, 07:04 PM)
I read previous post mention eut not very stable. If masuk transaction 5k suddenly 404 panic lo
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That's just incorrect, there is no such error message '404 panic'. LOL.

There is another message '404 page not found'. These are very common web page error, can't blame 100 % to the web server. Sometimes bad internet connection can give this error.

There nothing so worrying about it. The backend is likely a manual process. Everything can be resolved later by phone calls.

Just make sure the trails or transaction logs are recorded properly.

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post Jan 12 2017, 09:05 PM

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QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 12 2017, 08:23 PM)
Be ready for a red Asian market these next 2 weeks. sad.gif

Today all major Asian countries kena whack kau kau (Japan, HK, and China). However, SEA and TW/KR/INDIA still OK.

I really don't know what to do already.

The problem I have is, if I switch my China funds into the Global Titans...it only has 50% exposure to USA. Still will be dragged down by Japan and perhaps Europe.

In Malaysia, there are ONLY 3 exclusively USA funds - RHB Goldman Sachs Large Caps, RHB US Focus Small Caps, and Manulife US Equity.
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Switch to gold. LOL.

People say gold will go up in time of unknown and dropping USD.

Anyway thanks for the heads up.

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post Jan 13 2017, 06:33 AM

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Hey guys US market is closed now. It has recovered from most of the earlier big sell off but market still closed lower than previous day.

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Currency also regained from previous loss. At one point USD to ringgit was 4.42 but now back to 4.45.

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If the correlation of stock to fund is good then can treat this just ripples in the ocean lar.
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post Jan 13 2017, 10:45 AM

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QUOTE(AIYH @ Jan 13 2017, 10:36 AM)
Lee Sook Yee and Chen Fai Fai are KGF and kap chai's fund manager respectively? drool.gif  biggrin.gif

I place order in 14th for SC discount and pay right away because it coincide my RSP date when you consider the processing time tongue.gif
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Eastspring right ? That should be Chen Fan Fai.

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