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post Jun 7 2020, 11:02 AM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Jun 6 2020, 12:56 PM)
Bro we discussed this two years back, having a live update on your fund is meaningless work if it takes an x amount of time to purchase/sell the fund. Say for example you hold TA global and through DOW Jones index you see it bleeding, so you execute a sell order. By the time you managed to get your sell order completed your losses would be higher and a week after the fund recovered
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Jun 6 2020, 01:04 PM)
Why? It's not like u get any added advantage doing this. Since the cutoff used to be 3pm n now even worst at 1pm.
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yea correct, it really is meaningless work, haha. kinda like how we look at our long term share holdings. see it up and down daily but won't really take action.
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post Jun 12 2020, 03:49 PM

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QUOTE(JUSTmee @ Jun 12 2020, 03:01 PM)
Hi sifus, need some advice here.
Recently I've invested in some UT via agent due the 1% sales charges promotion. Now the agent advise to transfer the investment gain (+25%) to some deposit fund for short term to protect the gain. It make sense to me but i'm not sure is this a normal/best practise for those invest in UT?
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i have a feeling the reply will be 50/50. So half are for it, half are against.

i personally am against it but that's because i have the worst luck when trying to time the market. i.e. when i sell, the price continue to go up, when i buy, the price drop pula. regret is a horrible feeling for me.

so nowadays, i just take emotion out of it and stay invested in the same fund for at least a few years, with monthly contribution (DCA). go up or down, dun care la. The DCA will help average down the cost.

anyway, to each their own.
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post Jun 20 2020, 10:37 AM

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QUOTE(wendygoh @ Jun 19 2020, 03:02 PM)
FSM competitor having 0% promo again
https://www.eunittrust.com.my/Home/fund_promo
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Thanks for sharing!

Sigh, by all logic, I should really invest in eunittrust because of this promo but the interface so sucky, I kenot.

They would be better off to spend that promo money on upgrading the website and interface.
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post Jun 20 2020, 04:37 PM

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QUOTE(wendygoh @ Jun 20 2020, 01:33 PM)
thank for ppl like u for subsidize FSM to have greater web ui.
so that i can research the fund at FSM and buy at platform that give lower fee
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always a good idea to antagonize FSM users in a FSM forum
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post Jun 29 2020, 03:42 PM

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anyone here holding United Global Quality Equity Fund - MYR Hedged?

so weird wan they got income distribution on 17th June then another one on 26th June.

not complaining ler but just curious why not just put them together as one distribution.
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post Jul 3 2020, 09:13 AM

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well well, looks like eunittrust may have been reading this forum. they revamped their website!

it's incredibly similar to FSM but not complaining. my interest has been piqued.
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post Jul 6 2020, 10:42 AM

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QUOTE(jutamind @ Jul 6 2020, 10:32 AM)
I'm looking at adding a global equity fund and am looking at United Global Quality Equity Fund and Affin Hwang World Series - Global Equity Fund - MYR. Sharpe ratio quite similar between 2 funds but if i look at month by month or year by year performance returns, Affin seems to be slightly better.

Anyone has experience with these 2 funds? I saw most comments are on United Quality fund but i wonder why most choose United over Affin.
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the RM1,000 minimum RSP by Affin Hwang puts it out of my reach sad.gif

United Global's minimum RSP of RM100 makes it more affordable for me.
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post Jul 16 2020, 12:30 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Jul 15 2020, 07:22 PM)
WOW,...look at that MALAYSIA fund  rclxm9.gif  bruce.gif  bruce.gif
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so nice lo, the Kenanga Growth Opportunities, United Malaysian & PMB Shariah Growth Fund all hold huge chunk in local glove counter.

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post Jul 19 2020, 07:56 AM

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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Jul 19 2020, 01:24 AM)
New app feels worst than the old ones.
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Yea I much prefer the old app actually. With the new app, there is a lot less info given on the pending transactions.

It doesn't even keep me signed in which I guess is for security reasons. They really just needed to add thumb print sign in onto the older app and it's all good.
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post Jul 24 2020, 08:14 AM

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QUOTE(no6 @ Jul 23 2020, 11:50 PM)
Is my combination diversify enough in your opinion ? looking at 60/70 low-medium volatility, 30/40 equity

KAF
Nomura i funds
AMANAHRAYA SYARIAH TRUST FUND
Principal Greater China Equity Fund
Manulife Investment U.S. Equity Fund
TA Global Technology Fund
Affin Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Opportunity Fund (added as pointed out by sifu)

btw, can't be having too many funds in ones portfolio right ?
frankly, even the above combination of 7 funds seem quite a lot  rclxub.gif

thankyou sifu
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Incoming two cents!

Looking at Affin Hwang Opp factsheet, I see that it has 60% Greater China (China, HK & Taiwan).

I guess Principal Greater China is double dipping? I'd keep Affin Hwang then KIV the Principal fund?
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post Jul 24 2020, 02:40 PM

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i see a few ppl here dumping REITS here and maybe i'm missing something.

I started in FSM early Jan 2020 and holding a few funds (United Global, United ASEAN, Principal Greater China, TA Tech & Manu REITS). After the crash, all funds returned to green except REITS, which is still quite deep in red.

I'm kinda happy that Manu REITS still haven't fully recovered wor. At least there is still one undervalued fund to take advantage of the DCA benefits. Why sell leh?
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post Jul 24 2020, 02:57 PM

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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 24 2020, 02:43 PM)
Why buy reits?
Got so many other things to buy why want to take risk on reits?
If buy reits why not buy direct from stock markets?
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Manu REITS gives me access to HK & SG REITS ler. From what I understand, Malaysia REITS not as strong as these two giants. If Malaysia REITS is as good then yea, makes more sense to just buy direct from KLCI.


QUOTE(iamoracle @ Jul 24 2020, 02:46 PM)
Why cannot sell leh? smile.gif Sell and put the money into better performing stocks/funds e.g. glove stock smile.gif Good or not?
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isn't that opposite of buy low, sell high? haha.


QUOTE(yklooi @ Jul 24 2020, 02:46 PM)
there was a similar question posed just few days ago...
try read page 1111
post 22208 and 22211
hm i see. thanks!

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post Aug 14 2020, 04:03 PM

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QUOTE(Drian @ Aug 14 2020, 02:53 PM)
Invested in one unit trust in Malaysia using EPF in second half of 2017.
As of today, 3 years later it is still -16.38%.
Timing do matter and some unit trust still losing money even after the long term. During mid 2017 -2018 , money was being pumped for the election so stock prices were at their high.
Really bought at the wrong time.
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ah damn, i feel you. i lumpsum-ed into a well known Msian fund as well (Kenanga Growth Fund) in Aug 2017. I got to see healthy returns for 6 months but it was all downhill after Jan 2018. Decided to sell off everything on Jan 2020 and put somewhere else.

the lesson i got from this was to stay away from funds that invests in one single country.

i am very much still a big proponent "time in market instead of timing the market".
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post Aug 17 2020, 01:41 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Aug 17 2020, 12:58 PM)
assuming you put in RM100k in pledged FD at 2.5%pa you will get RM2500 interest pa
assuming the MYR to SGD is 3x for ease of calculation....
the money you put RM100k is equivalent to abt  33300 SGD, and you can get 75% loan from this SGD33300 which is about SGD25k loan at 1.325% interest PA = SGD331 pa

assuming your SGD25k investment has 2% sales charge = SGD500
assuming your SGD25k investment gives you 4% returns pa = SGD1000
net gain from this investment is SGD 1000 - SGD500 = SGD500
net gain from this investment using loan is SGD500 - SGD 330 (loan interest) = 170 SGD gain
SGD170 x 3 = MYR510

MYR510 (from Spore) + MYR 2500 (interest from pledged FD) = MYR3100

that is about 3.1% from your RM100k FD + Spore investment
you get about 0.6% EXTRA from the current 2.5% interest rate

0.6% extra for all the extra risks associated with getting borrowed money to invest in this scheme?

(you need to go thru my calculation...for it could be wrong)  blush.gif
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i guess to be fair, the 2% sales charge is one-time charge so in your calc, ok la, we assume the 2% kena all in 1st year. so first year oni get extra 0.6% return. but subsequent years, he no longer kena sales charge, so i re-calculated, he'd theoretically get extra 2% returns every year after the first year (on top of the 2.5% interest rate). so total about 4.5% p.a. returns from RM100k. SG bond fund and SG REITs giving about 3 - 5% p.a. on average so i guess the estimated 4% p.a. return (in the calc above) from the Fullerton fund alone quite fair.

hm.. i'd put the RM100k in a proper bond fund ler. AmTactical Class B oso giving 6% p.a. over 5 yrs then no need do this leverage stuff.
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post Aug 18 2020, 06:21 PM

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QUOTE(CSW1990 @ Aug 18 2020, 04:21 PM)
I am looking to increase US equity fund in my portfolio for 3-5 years term investment. any recommendation or suggestion?
personally I think Franklin US opportunity perform better, but coming together with higher volatility?

Franklin US opportunity:
40% in IT, 15% in healthcare

Manulife Investment US Equity Fund:
20% in IT, 18% communication, 18% financial

thanks.
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oh cool, i also having the same thought (increasing weightage in USA) and also came down to these two funds.

based on the 5 year historical chart, can see manulife has been leading all the while, just recently only franklin overtake manulife (and even the S&P500 index!). i guess that's credited to the outperformance of the tech sector during this rebound.

anyway, despite the performance, i'm leaning towards picking manulife coz the minimum DCA amount is feasible for me. franklin need RM1k for DCA amount sweat.gif


P/S: currently my USA exposure is from my United Global Quality Equity Fund but that fund not 100% USA, just 60% nia. i chose this fund coz i sked to invest in a fund that invests in 1 country. but having second thoughts coz actually even though the S&P500 stocks are based in USA, the companies are very 'international'. think Facebook. hmm.gif


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post Aug 19 2020, 08:13 AM

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QUOTE(doomx @ Aug 18 2020, 01:45 AM)
how long does it take for dividend to be reflected? I dont see any reinvestment or anything for my PRINCIPAL GREATER CHINA EQUITY FUND - MYR
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ei, the quantity of my units increased alrdy for this fund. looks like it's distributed in FSM system.

just the statement not out yet?
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post Aug 20 2020, 11:03 AM

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QUOTE(T231H @ Aug 20 2020, 10:01 AM)
got this from FSM...

There are two major things to note about currency share classes. Firstly, the dealing currency may not be the currency that you are exposed to; and secondly, certain share classes feature a hedge feature.

Dealing currency may not be the currency that you are exposed to
For example, a unit trust investing in the US equity market would need US Dollars to purchase equity securities listed on the US exchanges as they are priced in the USD. However, that same unit trust may have a share class that is denominated in MYR. If you are buying the MYR share class of the fund, you buy units of the fund with MYR, but your real exposure is to the US equity market as the fund manager will need to convert your MYR to the USD in order to invest in US-listed securities.

Certain share classes feature a hedge feature
It could look something like: MYR-Hedged. This means that the fund’s underlying exposure is hedged to the MYR. The fund you purchase may be invested in the European credit markets, whereby securities there are denominated in the EUR. Thus, your currency risk as a Malaysian-based investor would be to the EUR, and the value of your investment would be exposed to the fluctuations of the EURMYR exchange rate. By investing into a MYR-hedged class of the fund, you can lower your risk of a weakening of the EUR (the underlying investment currency) against the MYR (your original investment currency) eroding your investment returns from the European credit market.

Differences Between Various Share Classes
FSMOne |  Published on Nov 22, 2018
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...s-Share-Classes

they did not mention which is better though ....
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so example for United Global Quality Equity Fund (USD vs MYR hedged), can i simply summarize as below? :

a) if i think USD will weaken vs MYR during my investment period, i choose MYR hedged

b) if i think USD will strengthen vs MYR during my investment period, i choose USD (i.e. don't hedge)

haha, sudah lah need to research which is the best fund to invest, then have to think about currency oso.
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post Aug 21 2020, 03:05 PM

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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Aug 21 2020, 12:11 PM)
Added a new speculative position in REIT today
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cool, glad to see someone doing the same!

i oso just dumped my extra cash into Manulife APAC REIT because it's the only fund in my holding that still hasn't fully recovered from the Mar-20 crash.
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post Sep 25 2020, 02:43 PM

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QUOTE(xuzen @ Sep 25 2020, 02:35 PM)
Last week has been a sea of red... anyone knows what the news?
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1. Market correction after overbuying between Jun - Aug
2. Resurgent of COVID19 cases in some countries
3. US Election fears
4. Lack of fiscal stimulus by US
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post Sep 28 2020, 08:15 AM

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QUOTE(ericlaiys @ Sep 27 2020, 12:34 PM)
noob question: before buy fund. which is best place to park the money?
a) cash account or
b) RHB Cash Management Fund 2

what's pron and cons if park under (b) & use to buy unit trust. Look almost same for both
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i'd most definitely pick (b) CMF to park your funds short term before buying unit trust. the returns so much better than (a) cash account.

the only con of CMF is that it takes about 1 - 2 days to transfer the funds compared to (a) which is almost instantaneous. but meh, it's a very small sacrifice.

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