does anybody know how many days for MP sell to be completed?

sold on 1st week of sept but still pending
tried to search for faq but seems like cant find it..

No idea but you are really smart for selling in on 1st week of Sept. I was actually buying some funds during that period. Sigh!  Now only selling part of them seeing that the downtrend is pretty bad and I suspect will get worse for the time being.  The balance I will hold on base on the principle  of "time in the market is better than timing the market".

Thanks for compliment? Lol
It has been more than 10 working days. I was hoping some forumer will shed some lights before I emailed them.
My others funds already settled in my saving account tho.

Yup. I am still holding on cash. Waiting for sign of reversal.
By looking at the graph, as of now Nasdaq heading towards 10250 plus not much positive market movement news from the US.

Use whatever method that earns and give you sense of security. There's no right or wrong.

Could be monthly, I think. I sold off some portion of my MP in mid August and only got the amount in my RHB cash fund in early Sept I think.

Thanks for compliment? Lol
It has been more than 10 working days. I was hoping some forumer will shed some lights before I emailed them.
My others funds already settled in my saving account tho.

Yup. I am still holding on cash. Waiting for sign of reversal.
By looking at the graph, as of now Nasdaq heading towards 10250 plus not much positive market movement news from the US.

Use whatever method that earns and give you sense of security. There's no right or wrong.

Yeah, its a compliment. I don't dare to look at what my selling price is like for my funds  that I sold today. Looking at the futures its not going to be pretty.

When you talk about Nasdaq, you are talking about this Nasdaq right? https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EIXIC/
If so, I think it may go even lower to touch 9,800

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thanks! 

yes, thats the nasdaq im referring, another thing im looking at is QQQ
based on my knowledge and current available info and news, the 10250 is the support for the 10k mark
closing below it high chance it will be heading 9700

from my observation on what JP said and what the fed doing, for now they will let the market ''free float'' and they will act accordingly depending on the situation
i am pretty sure the fed will intervene if the market drop ''too much'', my prediction they wont let nasdaq drop below 9k

imo, you should keep track on the selling price. especially true if you plan to re-enter.
you sold it off based on sentiment or that particular fund is under/bad performing?

The China growth story is not over yet
China's equity market has benefited substantially during 2020. While potential external events still pose a challenge to the economy, we look to share some points demonstrating the possible room for investors to ride on the country's growth story in this article.



Takeaway
In conclusion, the China economy is likely to rebound decently going forward. While consumer surveys may appear to remain cautious at the current juncture, on the ground data hints consumption spending is recovering. Inflation risk stemming from a shortage of pork also appears to be muted. Looking towards the manufacturing sector, export figures may be better on the back of a rebound in manufacturing PMI. Coupled with a possible recovery in global aggregate demand, valuations moving ahead may venture to more reasonable levels.

For investors that are interested in gaining exposure to Chinese equities, they may take a look into our recommended funds. On the other hand, investors who are concerned about the impact of the tech war and wish to have limited exposure to the tech sector can consider investing in the RHB Shariah China Focus Fund, which has only an exposure of 4% as of the latest (July 2020) factsheet.

Fund link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...-Focus-Fund-MYR
Article link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...s-not-over-yet-

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The China growth story is not over yet
China's equity market has benefited substantially during 2020. While potential external events still pose a challenge to the economy, we look to share some points demonstrating the possible room for investors to ride on the country's growth story in this article.



Takeaway
In conclusion, the China economy is likely to rebound decently going forward. While consumer surveys may appear to remain cautious at the current juncture, on the ground data hints consumption spending is recovering. Inflation risk stemming from a shortage of pork also appears to be muted. Looking towards the manufacturing sector, export figures may be better on the back of a rebound in manufacturing PMI. Coupled with a possible recovery in global aggregate demand, valuations moving ahead may venture to more reasonable levels.

For investors that are interested in gaining exposure to Chinese equities, they may take a look into our recommended funds. On the other hand, investors who are concerned about the impact of the tech war and wish to have limited exposure to the tech sector can consider investing in the RHB Shariah China Focus Fund, which has only an exposure of 4% as of the latest (July 2020) factsheet.

Fund link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...-Focus-Fund-MYR
Article link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...s-not-over-yet-

Should I switch my Principal Global Titans to Principal Greater China 🤔
But then 65% of my fund would be Principal Greater China. Not much of a diversification anymore 🤔

Should I switch my Principal Global Titans to Principal Greater China 🤔
But then 65% of my fund would be Principal Greater China. Not much of a diversification anymore 🤔

GrabPay channel closed already

Gold lingering at 1900 level.
Anybody into AmPrecious Metal?

I have entered into this fund last week after selling off my Principal Greater China  followed by Principal Global Titan at their peaks several weeks ago.

From the chart comparison from other gold mutual fund (RHB), I think this has good performance historically and could gain from the weaker trend in the USD going forward...