How many % success rate for this strategy?

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 17 2017, 07:47 PM

That's why must ask probability of success. If 70%, good enough for me.
It's still a strategy.

Well you mentioned that your india fund was at 15%. Because you didn't cash out it became 9% or something like that. That's a real lost there.

dasecret

Haiz was thinking of giving it a try via SG UT (0% SC) and earn quick money

What are the chances for the fund to move to 21% vs 9%? I think chances for it to drop is higher than for it to hit 21%

My thinking once it reached a certain target, withdraw all and put into the select bond fund. Then wait. Eg 15% returns. After all it's already 15% return in less than a year. Even if didn't pump back inside after one year, the return is already 15% pa. Still decent...

Xuzen uses allocation. If it exceed that certain value he transfer it out so that the allocation come back to what he want.

Eg. The fund is supposed to be 10% of his total portfolio, it increase to 20%, so he take 10% and divert it to another fund which is (-)

I think is a little late for it as best time was when Malaysia was beaten down badly at the end of last year.

If you read the Stock exchange thread, it seems the the upwards trend is unnatural.

Select all the white row > Click Data > Group > Group... > Row > Ok
After that, reselect the white row + the grey row > Click Data > Group > Group... > Row > Ok

Follow the instructions in the excel file.
You have to click carefully or all will mess up.

Better you post a pic. Last time also people cannot help me because I didn't post a oic.

Cause the fed stuck with their 3x hike for this year. Had the feds said they want to increase it to 4x for this year or increase >0.25%, the asian market would have tank.

Yes. Used to have promo for new user if they use DCA after the first month, they will get 1% SC for 6 months. Now no more. Whether you DCA or don't do DCA, you pay full 2% unless
(i) there's a promo
(ii) you have credits to offset the 2% SC

What's 2% when returns can be double digit? Of course if buy wrong fund then different story

Banks charging you 5.5% vs this one at 2%, I will take this.

woonsc even if you are millionaire, you still need to pay 1.25%

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 20 2017, 09:03 AM

For the first time ASB gave a return of 6.75%. Whether can go back to 7.xx% depends on how bursa perform over this year. But it's true. It's dropping every year.
My recommendation is build up your fixed price portfolio first be it ASB/bond fund. Make sure the amount is your total 1 year salary.

If you asked me last time when I only know amanah saham, I will tell you that's the way to go. But since there's FSM, you need to be more "risky" to preserve your wealth. No choice or else your money in RM is eroded by depreciation + erosion.
As Showtime mentioned in the USD/MYR thread people who invest in malaysia have to fight both depreciation + inflation. To make your life easier, we can remove depreciation from the equation and fight only inflation. That's why risk adverse people have no choice but to take on risk.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 20 2017, 09:53 AM

Stay far away from ASG/ASN3. You as an agent/salesman should know that dividend in UT is not important. Exception is the fixed price fund. Unless..

Because eUT usually have promo. Topping up >=RM5k = 0% service charge
Now is whether you got the money to topup RM5k one shot or not

Imagine 6 funds to topup = RM30k Of course for some, RM30k is peanuts

Maybe it needs to be put on first page difference between FSM MY and eUT? But then again how many people actually read 1st page?

You forgetting the other super duper expensive diamond

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 21 2017, 08:24 PM