Q:
When will my buy orders be transacted?

https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/0...ying-Funds-1605

looks like there are exception....

Your buy orders will be transacted immediately without any lag time on the same business day that you place your order, provided they are placed before 3pm. Fundsupermart.com will withdraw the monies from your Cash Management Fund on the same day, so your fund purchases will be priced based on that day’s price. This is unlike the payment modes such as Cheque which have a time-lag before your fund purchases can be processed.

The FAQ is talking about confirming having received your payment.

Pricing is different. It takes several days before they can confirm the pricing for your transaction date (payment received date).

It will take about one week to appear but you will get the day's price (the day you purchase) if you use CMF/FPX so it's same only la.

I find if strange that you are worried about service charge rather than you making the decision you make to sell at a lost right after your purchase it. cooling period or not.

Remember Penny wise. pound foolish

Copy of my email sent.

Dear Fundsupermart,

I am writing in to formally request the Fundsupermart team to add on an option to allow the clients who wish to automatically calculate their portfolio's  Internal Rate of Return.

I sincerely believe that ability would help an investor understand the true value of his/her portfolio as most portfolio's are built by Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) approach.  The current trailing 12-month return doesn't tell us how you've been doing if we invested MYR200 each month rather than MYR2400 up front at beginning of the year and that switching are performed within the invested period.

I do hope you consider on my formal request. Thank you and have a great day ahead.

drew86 aoisky yklooi adele123

also this is a reply to yklooi, as per my email, we shouldn't be saying no to extra information just because it will instill fear in your decision making. I would rather be told (hey you are doing all wrong, go back to the drawing board, their managed portfolio's are better)

that's the thing their managed portfolio's are a lump sum investment of 10,000 where as we keep moving and adding funds. hard to compare.

also with roi it doesn't really tell you how well you are doing say over a long period of time

Thank you for your email.

We duly noted your kind feedback and shall share your feedback with the respective department.

We truly appreciated for your time to feedback to us and in the long run your great support is very much appreciated.

Please feel free to contact us should you need further assistance.

I cannot be 100% certain....
in your FSM a/c
Available qty X Weighted average cost (WAC) = cost
cost - current value = P/L

current value = current indicative NAV x Available Qty

WAC = ?
Q:
What is Weighted Average Cost (WAC)? How do you derive WAC?

A:
Weighted Average Cost (WAC) in your ‘View Holding’ table is the actual cost per unit (or in other words, the breakeven price) of your holding after taking the sales charges into consideration.
Calculation of WAC is gross amount invested divided by the number of units. As the gross amount takes into consideration the sales charges that you pay when you purchase the fund, hence the WAC will be higher than buying price.
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/W...e-to-pay-1083#5

more detail .... by Oracle and FSM Team
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/commu...page=1&pid=0110

NAV includes in the value of assets regardless is cash/stock value. NAV can be manipulated by distribution/unit split but end of the day it still reflects how much is the fund worth.

Khazanah today in paper say they will trust and pump more into tech sector...

tech stocks.

Anybody topping up to take advantage of the 0.80%?

TA european?
Global Tech is not in the list.

And it is shown mathematically, the future value of any investment is linearly related to the ROI, whereas it is exponentially related to time invested. Even if you get a mediacore return but compounded over time will win over a large ROI but compounded over a short time.

Remember folks: Speculate for syiok sendiri, compound it or real return.

Xuzen

Time for Managed Portfolio update again 

Risk profile: Aggressive
Time period: 1 August - 31 August 2017

MoM          = -0.01%
3-months  =  2.71%

If you include 30th of August results, the MoM should be in green side 
But thanks to our super long holidays, result is still with 29th Augusts.....

mind to share your portfolio composition and % of each fund allocation?

No topup in between 5 months?    If yes then the ROI is on the low side.. 

hmm... how come can still -ve? DCA a lot?

ya-lor.......
attached chart ARE full of assumptions.....
but the assumed results just varies too much to have a -ve 2.5% numbers

hmm... how come can still -ve? DCA a lot?