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post Apr 17 2017, 06:02 PM

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Sekejap cakap RM5K buka akaun POEM, tak cukup duit!

Sekejap cakap ada more than RM 10K in HY Bond pulak.

Cina cakap "tai chek kong"

Ingerris cakap "The great pretender!"

Cakap itu, cakap ini macam pro,,, tapi sebenarnya semua teori bagi syiok sendiri.

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post Apr 18 2017, 10:05 AM

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Ramjade,

(Everthing I do), I do it for you - Bryan Adams (1991)


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post Apr 18 2017, 04:17 PM

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QUOTE(aoisky @ Apr 18 2017, 07:55 AM)
Masta Xuzen what is your view on United Asian HY Fund ?
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What is my view? I have no view as I do not participate in it. But to answer it objectively:

United Asian High Yield - MYR has only one year historical data, that is, 22.38% p.a.

United Asian High Yield - SGD one year return is 11.07%

One year ago, One SGD = MYR 2.8715; Today the rate is One SGD = MYR 3.1538

Let us assume you put in One thousand SGD in United High Yield - SGD one year ago, today, your value will be SGD 1,110.70. This value when converted to MYR as of today value is SGD 1,110.70 x 3.1538 = MYR 3,502.96

One year ago, you put in MYR 2,871.50 (equivalent to one thousand SGD) into United High Yield - MYR, today you will get MYR 3,514.14.

From this you see the difference, when adjusted for forex, the real return is lebih-kurang sahaja.

Hence the difference in the ROI is due to the forex factor. Hence if you go to SG and buy the United HYF or buy from Malaysia not much difference

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On to my next writing, generally when I write, I have in my mind a set of target audience that is the retail segment. The regular Joe and average investor. Hence I do not study nor give views on UTF that are targeted at "sophisticated investor" nor wholesale fund nor UTF for HNWI. These group usually have their own advisors already, no need to read nor listen to us bunch of amateur / ikan-bilis investor.

Unlike someone else, on one hand claim to be a student just graduated, but can participate in UTF that are targeted at "sophisticated investor" or with high entrance value. Either he does not hold that UTF in question, or he is not who he claim to be. Either way, he is a faker or poser. Take his advise with a bucketful of salt!

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post Apr 19 2017, 04:36 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Apr 19 2017, 03:33 PM)
me too....seriously?

can recall which SIFUS here advise "timing" the mkts...
any idea why February 2017 was the "RIGHT" time to go in?

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Timing the market sifu advocators / proponents are guyXXXX and Contestchris. Are you referring to them?

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post Apr 19 2017, 04:38 PM

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Apr 19 2017, 04:34 PM)
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wah, wow..... so knowledge able...  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif ..
hmm.gif but why UT and aimed at just >6% gain?
would not it is a waste or not maximising that gifts that you have been given.....

because some forummers can just said not need to have "experience and study global information + basic economics and rumors from people around u (different field)"......can also make 6%...bcos, there are many UTs with annualised returns of >6%.
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I think he forget to put a one infront, that is, 16% not 6% lar! bruce.gif thumbup.gif rclxms.gif
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post Apr 20 2017, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(ganaesan @ Apr 19 2017, 11:47 PM)
since election is just around the corner, can we time the market?

1. What would be the outcome before election?
    a). market drop?
    b). market increase?

and

2. What would be the outcome after election?
      a). if BN wins more seats?
      b). if BN loses more seats?
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You ask? I answer thus: There are a few narratives out there, let's examine them one at a time.

1) My planner CIO's view
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2) Local fund manager view
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3) Algozen™ view
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4) Putting it all into perspective
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post Apr 25 2017, 02:09 PM

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QUOTE(shankar_dass93 @ Apr 25 2017, 02:02 PM)
Guys so i have one question to ask,

Let's say if I suddenly happen to make a lump sum investment into FSM (a 5 or 6 figure number brows.gif ), would FSM/BNM require me to declare my source of funds for my investments ?
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If follow AMLA requirement, FSM should alert BNM as failure to alert also constitute an offense.

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post Apr 25 2017, 02:14 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 25 2017, 12:23 PM)
This one old news already. If you look at FSM SG thread SG going to have smartly, stashaway (robo investors who will use ETF to build/rebalance/maintain the portfolio for you)Too bad we will never get those robo investment in malaysia sad.gif
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Let me take you all down memory lane:

In 2008, Public Mutual was the unit trust company. Agency based UTMC is the way to go.

Then came FSM and challenged Pub-Mut / MAAKL etc in a big big way.

I too, was caught up in the revolution and went from being a Pub-Mut agent to FSM-DIY style.

Now the next wave cometh offering zero sales charge, zero platform fee, zero transaction cost platform ala eUT (but with T&C).

Before the dust even settle, now comes no cost no frills investment with free robo-advisory somemore. The road to perdition is surely paved with good intention...

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post Apr 25 2017, 02:24 PM

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QUOTE(shankar_dass93 @ Apr 25 2017, 02:16 PM)
Thanks for your reply Xuzen.

Any idea of what's the amount that would trigger BNM to come in ?
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I think (not 100% sure) was MYR 50K. But there is a clause in AMLA, if the intermediaries "suspect" that the transaction is suspicious, he should alert BNM immediately. The keyword here is suspicious.

For example, if you put your job as student or housewife, or perhaps you put your income as less than MYR 30K per annum when you open account, and you put in a few times transaction above MYR 30K over the last three months, then red flag already.

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post Apr 27 2017, 02:07 PM

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QUOTE(shankar_dass93 @ Apr 25 2017, 08:48 PM)
Janji mu boleh invest dengan fund dia wub.gif

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Selinaku! wub.gif wub.gif wub.gif
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post Apr 28 2017, 12:50 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 27 2017, 10:41 PM)
She memang married la  doh.gif But rich lei. GOt wife as fund manager. 1% out of RM100m rclxub.gif
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Married to a rich women = be ready to put with a Queen B1tch B33! Simple, not pwetty women is Da Best! thumbsup.gif

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WTF Selinaku wub.gif wub.gif wub.gif , why are you losing steam to that Manu sumtin' sumtin fund wan... Come on baby, come on baby! Hit me one more time!



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post May 1 2017, 06:19 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 30 2017, 11:00 PM)
Yes and no. That time newbie. Better follow cakap senior ma. 1st time starting out.
Did a research. Past record was great.
Only until I masuk s-reit where I do my own research properly, I know not all reits are profitable.

Take eg. Amasia went and invest in keppel dc reit, an s-reit. If you ever invest in SG, avoid anything with the name with keppel on it. Bluechip company. They are not shareholder friendly. The whole keppel family. Then dividend going down. But it went up again this year but I still won't buy anything related to keppel. She could have made a mistake choosing that. Don't blame her. After all it's first of it's kind in asia pacific.

Not to boast but my s-reit portfolio started in Jan gave ~4% (on paper but I go into s-reits for their dividends) return excluding dividend. While amasia gave how much return? ~1.x% (as of now) since sept 2016. That's pathetic. Even 6 months board rates FD can beat amasia. Throughout my 6 months holding amasia, have it breech 4%?  Nope. Never.

How much is manulife?
~5.x% since Dec.
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Coming from a kid who have just participated in both AmREITs and ManuREITS in slightly over a month period and not even a quarter and certainly not even more than a year yet can make so bold statement....

This kids got guts man. Respect..... respect.... respect...

Now, some of you noobs will wonder why Xuzen choose AmREITs and not ManuReits? Is it because Selina is waifu (yes some even went to the extent and say cute lil'stuff like dat wan)?

It is because AmREITs in my port is not the striker, she is the defender. Xuzen is using a 2-3-5 strategy. I have two great striker to do my winning shot , that is , TAGTF and ManuIndia. Each has its own job to do. Using ManuReits or AmReits to score goals is plain stupid. They are the defenders. If I want a defenders , then naturally I will select the one which has lower volatility.

Now, noobs, understand boh?

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QUOTE(Manada @ May 1 2017, 06:33 PM)
Hey guys I'm new to this. I'm 21 and I have RM800 to invest. What should I do?
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RM 800 one off or RM 800 every month?
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QUOTE(Manada @ May 1 2017, 09:08 PM)
I'm only 21 tai lou. I want to test see which investment instruments fit me. I'm studying full-time so got no time to check my portfolio
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testing 123?

Afterwards one month invest,, negative return pulak doh.gif kaw peh kaw bu, blame UTF, say UTF cheat people money how?

I think you better stick with Richway, Jie Ju Pu Tong Ren (JJPTR), Pegasus bullion etc....

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ May 1 2017, 07:00 PM)
If you have only RM800, wait until you have RM1k. Where to park that RM800?
1) maybank eGIA-i
2) cmf
3) amanah saham fixed price fund
4) cimb asia pacific fund aka ponzi 2.0

xuzen but such a weak defender sad.gif might as well don't defend anything. FD pun boleh menang amasia liao  whistling.gif
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Talk three, talk four... Use use one month data and say FD menang. Noob memang noob!


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QUOTE(Avangelice @ May 2 2017, 07:55 PM)
would suggest you look into eastspring emerging market fund. I know master xuzen does not love it but I have it in my girlfriend's portfolio. within a few months it has already bested EPF rate.

I would love to call switch to Eastspring small cap but that's close already.
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In my book, for emerging market exposure, assuming that I want to be exposed to it; my personal choice would be RHB Emerging Market Bond UTF. There are two other UTFs found in the FSM universe that are exposed to EM: ES GEM & AM GEM. These two cannot beat RHB EMB UTF in terms of ROI and Volatility. RHB EMB UTF is the clear winner in this sub-category.

On a separate matter; for the month of April 2017, I have just tallied my port. I tried to post this but yesterday it was impossible to log into LYN forum. The website must be down, or under maintenance perhaps.

My port made a small gain, a low four digit number, and a below one percent gain for the month of Apr 2017.

AMREITs was the loser in Apr 2017, but both my striker TA GTF and ManuIndia scored for me. My dependable goalie , Esther Bond , also kept my port in the green. That is the beauty of a well diversified football team portfolio. When one player is down, the other will compensate.

Hence, although it is fun to say this and that about a single Player UTF, nonetheless a team manager must always evaluate the invidual UTF holistically.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ May 1 2017, 10:42 PM)
Person asking where to park RM800. These are the only options.

Excuse me. I don't use 1 month data. I held amasia for 6 months+. Result on par with worse FD 6 months board rates. Yes It's suppose to lag manulife AP reits (I can accept that).  But lagged by ~3-4%?/returns from 3.x% drop to 1.x%? That's an almost 50% swing. whistling.gif whistling.gif

Best performance on par with some 1 year board rates FD at 3.x%.That's all I can say (daily observation).

I pay the fund manager not to give me boaed rates FD returns. Nevermind, she still have 6 more months to prove herself/if I decided to fire her early. devil.gif A lot of things can happen in 6 months. I might be singing praise of her (most likely won't happen) devil.gif

Hell even affin select bond fund is outperforming amasia.
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All I want to add is , take a longer time frame to evaluate a UTF. Take a longer time frame to hire a UTF manager (buying the fund) and also use a longer time frame to fire the UTF manager too ( selling the fund ) . If not you would be in the business of trading UTF which is a wrong product for trading purpose.

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QUOTE(yklooi @ May 3 2017, 07:52 PM)
My 2017 planned portfolio M-O-M rally is starting to lose steams..... sweat.gif
anyway will be waiting to see how this portfolio of mine will fair in any consolidation periods for this year (if any)...
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You think UTF is like JJPTR ar? Every month guarantee you 20% ROI meh?

There will be months that cheong!

There will be months that lau sai wan....

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ May 5 2017, 10:48 AM)
protip.

Please remove the amount in your post or you will get spammed.

Anyways yes you are right.

I would suggest this.

3/5 goes into fsm. enjoy the gold discount.

1/5 I would suggest you place into FD until you are experienced in unit trust investment.

the rest you subdivide it into your children's education.

would this be okay? also with this amount you can get a certified wealth planner. xuxen maybe you can tell help him?
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To be a certified wealth planner; any amount will do because this title has no meaning.

To be a certified wealth financial planner; any amount will do because this title has nothing to do with amount invested. This title is gained through passing the four modules of CFP exams under the auspice of FPAM®.

To be a true professional practitioner, you are probably thinking about the title Licensed Financial Planner which is a licensed offered by Security Commission Malaysia and Bank Negara Malaysia. To obtain this license, you need to have CFP qualification and three years relevant industry experience and fulfill T&C as laid out by SC and BNM guidelines.

These license has nothing to do with FSM or the amount invested.

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p/s The term Licensed Financial Planner is equivalent in status and legal standing to Fiduciary Financial Advisor in the US.

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QUOTE(puchongite @ May 5 2017, 11:02 AM)
So what can you do for being a License Financial Planner ?

Do you still have to carry out your job as a license financial planner under a company or you can practice it on your own as individual ?
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As a LFP, you can advise / sell most of the regulated financial products in Malaysia + offshore (e.g. Labuan) + foreign products (regulated type, not those JJPTR type).

Example of foreign products are such as Aetna Insurance inc & Hansard Insurance Ltd which are transacted in USD / GBP / SGD. These products are usually for omputeh expats etc. Once they leave Malaysia and balik kampong , they can carry these product back to their lil'village.

Both.

You can choose to open your own boutique / firm similar to like opening a law firm.

or

You can choose to park your license with an existing boutique / firm and remain as a partner or associates. In this case your license is LFP representative.

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