what a relief.

because this morning I check fsm site no announcement.

Ramjade....

What a memories....

hurt lehh.

no, ....
another forummer just mentioned...just click "update"...then it will be ok already.....
(till next year)

Apa adjust adjust? I tak pernah get question to adjust. You bought their MAP?

I only got PRS with them.

how much of it in % terms in relation to your portfolio?
not just UT portfolio....
for if you has RM5000 in this fund and only have 1 fund in your UT portfolio ...then is may sound alot 100%
but if this RM 5000 is just 1% of your investment portfolio...then it does not sound so scary.

moving to the current hot bet like China..."may" have a better chances of quicker recovery than only focus on M'sia.....
but again.....M'sia has been lacking ....maybe it can do a catch up to be on par with its neighbouring bourses?....but at 31%

since it is not much....take it out ...moved to a place that can have a better chances of recovering faster....at 31%...it will be very difficult to recover to this level for this fund.
i think the chances of getting 10% in another region/country is better

Triple knockdown! OUCH! x3

KLCI falls, ringgit weakens amid FTSE Russell downgrade concerns

URL: https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/klci...ngrade-concerns

KLCI lowest since Dec 2016 on Maybank, Tenaga losses

KUALA LUMPUR: A slide in Maybank and Tenaga Nasional shares sent the FBM KLCI to the lowest close since December 2016 while the ringgit extended its decline against the US dollar.

At 5pm, the KLCI was down 8.56 points or 0.53% to 1,620.90 and Bursa was the only bourse in the red.

Year-to-date, the index is down 4.12%, making it the worst performer among the key Asian markets.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...lHbTfdshI8YV.99

If you have make some profit from it, this decision shouldn't disturb you as the proceed will be utilized in coming months!

Selling pressure eases

He also said that MGS yields rose by three to 14 basis points (bps) across the board yesterday, as a result of the FTSE Russell announcement.

The 3-, 5-, 7- and 10-year MGS yields increased by 3.5 bps, 9.5 bps, 13.5 bps and 5 bps to 3.46%, 3.715%, 3.835% and 3.875%, respectively, he said

“Should there be a full withdrawal, the impact on our yields will be around 28 to 32 basis points. Our assessment showed that for every RM1bil outflow in MGS, the impact on the yield is around 1 basis point,” said Dass.

In an e-mail reply to StarBiz, RAM Ratings said the FTSE Russell announcement sparked a knee-jerk reaction as the benchmark 10-year MGS yield jumped four basis points to 3.81% on the April 16, from 3.77% the previous day.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...QIMGL1Idv8F6.99

Avangelice

Libra Asnita for me. But in light of the downgrade, need to consider pulling out too.

what other alternative u can think off? so far i think safe one maybe cmf2 only....

Libra Asnita and Nomura I-incom
Nomura's fund is holding MGS, I also not sure what to do with it now ,.

  you just discussed it these 2 days.....
today they published their thought about it...

FTSE Russell Review and What You Can Do About It
British index provider FTSE Russell has placed Malaysia government debt on it's watch list, with possibility of removing MGS from FTSE World Government Bond Index.

In this article, FSM MY share their views on this matter with investors.
By: Tan Wei Yine |  Published on Apr 18, 2019 

https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...Can-Do-About-It

I got burn twice before from waiting...

I think to act now is a bit too rash. As a matter of fact leading up to now, all bond funds are in a middle of a surge. And for Eastspring and Asnita, its a first red reading I've seen in 1 month +. You can't always be green else and if you expect current trend to persist that could mean 12% return p.a. Abit over the top.