Nope, I don't think in 3 days, those named stocks can raise back to its pre fall prices..... For they fell too much during the last few days n those regulatory control things will suppress its outlook for short terms, but for longer terms should be rise rise rise👍
I am no god, thus I just think it is so 😇😇

+0.05% it is still a far cry from ..."I can tell for sure it is going down"

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jul 29 2021, 10:30 PM

How much % you gonna top up in relation to the money current invested in that fund?
If currently I has 5k inside a China fund n now I gonna top up 100 into it,... For my appetite,.. I will Just top up
If I think the nav is gonna drop by anotherc10%,... I should focus on preserving my current 5k in that fund instead of fearing of losing 10 from my would be top up value of 100

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jul 30 2021, 11:33 AM

In case you are uncertain,... Better do as below post.... Just Do DCA

Mind sharing how it comes up to 30% of Rm1k?
Looks crazily too much if at 30%....
I think it is 3% not 30%...
Mind sharing the maths of it?

just for shiok sendiri...
but this month no shiok...
for ALL my ports are down


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yes,...
RHB CMF do gives out dividend/interest
https://www.fsmone.com.my/support/frequentl...tUniqueKey=2316

just like people put in into bank FD...

just that, if you don't take into the inflationary cost factor...

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 2 2021, 06:26 PM

even though i have 5% of RHB Shariah China Focus in my port
just hope that its top holding will not end up like Tesla (as of now, not sure of future)
it moves almost like Tesla did since 2020


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not a strong company previously?
wondering why before yr 2020, not so much yearly price increases
did that company created something new ?? the rate of the price increase since last year was superb

just some data that can be viewed as "supportive" to those that wanted to exit the equities mkts...
to others this could be just noises.


but this could turned out to be an "i told you so, i told you so"

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 10 2021, 12:17 PM


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this may not be relevant to you,..but i just tested using windows computer,...no problem.

Just wondering why, no right or wrong,...
Your filter is "lowest expense ratio" n not as I think most would hv selected "highest returns"

i just quick checked this,...maybe there are more similar ETFs out there....i just checked 3
seems like there are ROI differences between them,...



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thus will it have 2% ROI variance to one's portfolio during that duration?

according to their FAQs,...
"Q13: What products are available under Live Trading > Stocks/ ETFs?
A: Stocks, Company Warrants, Structured Warrants, REITs, ETF and Preference Shares are available on our Stocks/ETFs platform.
And, the aforementioned instruments can be found at our Live Trading page.

is there a "Live Trading" page in your FSM apps?

more FAQs
https://www.fsmone.com.my/support/frequentl...tUniqueKey=2565

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 18 2021, 11:00 AM

I wonder how much sales charge % do I hv to pay if I "copy" the same portfolio holdings.... Will the Cummulative sales charges of my DIY purchased funds be more than the 0.75% of my investment value?
The 0.5%pa is the portfolio mgmt fees... Their wages for their mgmt work

just for shiok sendiri only....
my MoM comparison...


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A mutual fund's expense ratio includes all of the costs necessary to run the fund, including profits for the fund company.
A fund's management fee is simply a portion of a fund's overall expense ratio.

Distribution fees, which are used to pay for the sales and marketing of a fund, including broker commissions, also are part of a fund's expense ratio.
Shareholder service fees cover the cost of customer service and the provision of official mutual fund documents, such as statements, to shareholders.
Other expenses, ranging from custodial expenses to legal, transfer and administrative expenses, all find their way into a fund's total expense ratio.

https://pocketsense.com/difference-between-...o-12178954.html

https://www.moneysense.gov.sg/articles/2018...fees?sc_lang=en




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i could be wrong here,...
i noticed that FSM uses the WAC....

will that influence your calculation?

no idea,...i did not go so in depth on my portfolio.
i just calculate the P/L (as majority of my investment is lumpsum) thus it is easier to calculates...