will take note of tht bro

but i alredi purchase it

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 5 2017, 07:25 PM

hehe

An Investor should make an appraisal of the risks involved in investing in these products and should consult their own independent and professional advisors[I], to ensure that any decision made is suitable with regards to their circumstances and financial position

practicing this. thanks for your suggestion



This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 5 2017, 07:32 PM

Noticed some discrepancy in AFFIN SELECT ASIA PACIFIC (EX JAPAN) REITS AND INFRASTRUCTURE FUND...

FMS website written fund size RM 414.50 million (as at February 28, 2017)

but

fund factsheet claims it is only RM 141.5 million as of same date

pls take note of this guys. always double check when u see too good values.





This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 7 2017, 12:05 AM

Very true. I am holding EISC in FMS but no record in the EI sales ofis.

I havent write an email to them yet but this morning FMS amended the errors on their website.

Confirm, FMS staff in this forum thread.... sudah kantoi




This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 7 2017, 11:59 AM

Perhaps its good to hv them here, at least to rectify such matters.

Oh no! i hope they dont screw up on tht part

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 7 2017, 12:18 PM

Dude, there is no any such rules or restrictions so as you mentioned

u can buy any fund from any fund house

no limitation on number of different funds or different fund houses one can buy using epf money

as long the funds are in their approved list ... semua boleh

p/s: i hv 4 different funds from 3 different fund houses



This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 8 2017, 04:49 PM

Oh no.. u meant invest epf monies into unit trust through FSM?

sorry dude im not sure on tht aspect.

wat i meant was, taking epf monies and invest directly into fund houses (not through FSM) then no limitations.

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 8 2017, 07:16 PM

if your question is a general 1, then ya we can hold any number of funds from different fund houses at one single time.

as long the amount of monies you gonna withdrawal and the fund that you gonna invest fulfills and meets EPF requirements, then nobody can stop you.

in my case, im holding all of them actively at the same time, till now.

hope i cleared your doubt dude.

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 9 2017, 01:55 AM

Find a fund with exposure to Indonesia ..

dont jump into single country fund...

if im not mistaken got 1 fund with exposure to india, indonesia n china..

Dude, ur portfolio exceeded 100%, if u add up its 110%...... Need correction..

10% CIMB-Principle China-Indonesia-India Equity Fund ----- INSTEAD GO FOR MANULIFE INDIA

my 2 cent suggestion



This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 13 2017, 03:05 PM

Any buy call for NIKKO AM SINGAPORE DIVIDEND EQUITY FUND- MYR CLASS?

Any input?

Perhaps @ramjade might want to say something?

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 14 2017, 02:43 AM

Thank you for furnishing me

ITS OPTIONAL ....

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?



This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 19 2017, 11:52 PM

Based on past 3 election history, our local market performance was green after election ... would it be same this time around????

This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 20 2017, 12:08 AM

Yup, waiting for taiko reply...



*since thr was a big fuss earlier about market timing, so suddenly triggered this questions... worth discussing?*

Conclusion

We think it is likely that the Malaysian bourse would remain volatile in the short- to medium-term. After the steep fall of 9.5% on 10th March, the KLCI rebounded on 11th March and was up 3.17% when the market closed. Figures are in Malaysian ringgit terms. Although there would be near-term uncertainty, the strong domestic demand of Malaysia is likely to be sustainable. If current economic growth drivers continue, we expect companies found in the KLCI to have earnings growth of 13.5% for 2008 and 10.9% for 2009. Valuations have also become more attractive due to the sell-down. The estimated P/E is only at 13.1X and 11.8X based on 2008 and 2009 earnings (as at 10 March 2008). Thus, we retain a 3.5 stars or attractive rating for Malaysian equities. The market presents good entry opportunities for investors with an aggressive risk profile.


Interesting point to take note ... good entry opportunities for investors with an aggressive risk profile

so shall we play wait n see game?

is this a more appropriate indicator to time market?



This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 20 2017, 12:14 AM

For sure BN will win, but will lose more seats this time around... ground sentiments are reli bad.... umno internal crack


This post has been edited by ganaesan: Apr 20 2017, 12:26 AM

Dont be surprised if Perak fall back to opposition