yes, kgf did issue distribution and unit split before.

btw,
what is your understanding of NAV.
could you please explain and elaborate more?

why do you say "They have very good return but the NAV doesn't grow much"?
what does this implies?

On the prospect of Ringgit ..
"The currency could reach 4.1 to the dollar in the second half, said Lee Kok Kwan, who is also a director at lender CIMB Group Holdings Bhd. The fair value of the ringgit should be between 3.8 and 4.0, when benchmarked against regional and commodity currencies, said Lee, who accurately predicted in January that the currency will rebound from a 19-year low."

Ringgit is on a appreciating trend, so funds that are affected by forex could see less profit in the coming months. And ramjade keep saying ringgit no hope

I dont know why is it so hard to convince people to go into unit trust to earn more money

Hw high is public mutual charging ?

Wtf so high?

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For those who have just jumped on the Unit Trust Fund bandwagon and think that Public Mutual charging 5.5% sales charge is expensive, many years ago, before the existence of fin-tech startup like FSM or Phillips or Areca, 5.5% is considered cheap. OSK (now called RHB Asset management) used to charge up to 6.5% for their Equity Trust Fund.

Xuzen

Later agent eat what?  Public Mutual without their agents, cannot grow until their current fund size.

But got to admit there are still alot of aunty uncles who dont even know what is Fundsupermart. Tell them FSM, later they ask you "another JJPTR ah?". Another thing is that, those aunty uncles investment amount easily outweigh young ones. They got nice Pub Mut buildings covering major cities, so there is 'trust' feel.

just some examples

PUBLIC GROWTH FUND YTD 12%
PUBLIC TACTICAL ALLOCATION FUND YTD 11.5%
PUBLIC FAR-EAST ALPHA-30 FUND YTD 13.5%

don't shot me sifus, I am not PM consultant, just a small investor at both PM and FSM, what I meant was if didn't consider their high SC, PM actually have some good return funds, why don't they offer 2 systems, one in DIY like FSM that has around 2% SC or lower, the other one remain their current SC 5.5% for people don't trust online platform and prefer face to face consultant service?

may be like what 2387581 said, PM don't care about small fish as long as they can hold their bigger customers

The dips seem to span over multiple days but it was probably the heaviest during the day with unit split.

Taking out the unit split factor ( which accounts for 20% dip), it dipped 1.8% on that very day. So the fund manager could be guilty of trying to mask off the dip with a unit split. LOL.

p/s: the FSM graph is able to illustrate the actual dips ( as it is compensated with unit split ).

Hi I'm quite new here, I have a newbie question. There are so many funds out there, how do you guys go about screening/picking the fund to include into the portfolio? (i.e. there can be so many combinations)

Just a little overwhelmed with the amount info that I'm not too sure what to focus on when constructing my own.

But at some point lower price NAV gives better growth opportunity (price increase) compared to already soaring high price? Any Sifus can shed some light ?

I think many people think that the lower the NAV, you get more units per RM invested. Hence when the NAV increases, the gains is more.
But if the fund with high NAV is doing well, with less units per same amount of RM invested, your return in RM terms should still be the same.
If a fund with low NAV is doing similarly well, with more units per same amount of RM invested, your return in RM terms should be the same, since there are more units to divide the same gains.
Am I right? 

sure kah?

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Good sister,

On the contrary, a lot of our beloved Unit Trust Fund are managed by female fund managers. We are not gender bias, we are gender blind. All we care are her figures 

Xuzen

Haha, I roughly introduced myself, by stating gender, age, range of investment amount and investment region for 1H 2017. Nothing more than a sentence. And did so because this is my first time ever posting. It was not meant to give too much info or hurt anyone. But it kicked up a storm and invited negative comments.

My intention is to ask a very legitimate question. But it seems like there isn't an answer here. My advise for all is to look at things positively. I started investing in property when I graduated, and later added in Unit Trust. I am aggressive and has applied bank loans (creatively) to help me in getting more capital. I am still growing the little portfolio I have. I don't think it is necessary for me to prove anything to forum members of my legitimacy. If we only think of something as impossible, then let it be forever impossible for us.

I try my best to find ways to do better, to do more, to squeeze out that little bit extra and to build my investment. But really, I am sure the more seasoned FSM investor here understand why I ask about Mr. Chen Fan Fai.

Occasionally you can see me in some FSM events by invitation, last I went is Affin Hwang's talk in Bangsar Le Midi,probably one of the youngest attendees. Hehe. Thanks Eugene Lye for the invitation and if you're reading, keep it coming

Hi all,
Do you think the security for FSM is a little lax when selling fund and transferring to bank accounts? Why isn't there any TAC for confirmation.
I think most ppl here have ten or hundreds of thousands in the account, but from the way i see it, everything can be done if your password is compromised

funds with 0.8%SC in the recommended fund list other than the "All star" funds that has always been recommended here .?......
try islamic funds and some of those in the recommended fund list but under supplementary portfolio segment like.....
Asia Ex-Japan Equity - Islamic
Malaysia Equity - Islamic
Singapore - Single Country Equity
Global Resources - Sector Equity

these are some of the funds that are seldom mentioned here....

This just struck my mind.

I wonder what age groups are the current FSM investors in this forum? Can we create a poll like this?
A. 21-30yo (the Gen Z)
B. 31-40yo (the Gen Y)
C. 41-50yo
D. 51-60yo

If you are a 11-20yo millennial and already saving up and investing, Kudos to you.
It's just interesting to know what age groups do the people like Xuzen, Ramjade and Avangelice belong to. So that you can compare this to yourself at your current age and get a grasp at  whether you are ahead or behind your peers.
Much like comparing the performance of a UTF to another of the same market segment.

What do you all think?

im in a high paying industry..thats all i can say