Ya the sector allocation for AM looks slightly better imo, at least they have a portion invested in the financial sector whereas united dont. But for long term dca then united is more easily accessible as not many can fork out rm5k for each dca/topup. Nvm still hv time to think think for now haha

Extremely nice return there at 75% in less than a year. Hopefully one day i am able to select funds that can give me such returns lol

Oh yes ah. But at least there's more choices for investors to choose which is good. Only constraint is capital loll..

just called up fsm cs to clarify and sharing info i got below:-

1) 0% sales charge is applicable to all existing fsm investors even if you dont register/attend the upcoming webinar event (but attendees may get to participate in lucky draw and some other special offers)

2) 0% sales charge only applicable for the 10 participating fund houses in the upcoming event. from the website i can see the 10 fund houses are
kenanga, principal, affinhwang, aminvest, eastspring, manulife, maybank, nikko, nomura, and rhb

disclaimer: above is exactly whats shared by fsm cs. i'm not responsible if the info changes or some info turns out to be not accurate lol

btw, since uob is not listed, so those looking fwd to buy great dragon may not be entitled for 0%? mmm...

Not sure bout the rest but am looking to topup on my china allocation, principal greater china and eastspring dinasti.

Thinking of A shares as well but seems like only amchina if wanna take advantage of 0%. But if i choose this i know i will not be able to dca/topup so often in future due to the min amt required

Didnt know this. Nvr switched b4 but i got the impression will kena once only at non-target level just like there is no double charging of mgmt fees haha

Like that how la..even with the upcoming 0% promo it seems like we'll buying at super high/ATH prices lol

looks like more fund houses are jumping into this tech bandwagon. anyone have prior experience with maybank's funds? how's their asset management capability? from fsm i noticed that their funds' return are generally lower than their comparable peers.

and this sustainable esg thing that more banks are talking and paying attention to, gives me the impression that in the long run esg related investments may generate higher returns to investors compared to non-esg related. well i could be wrong.

It is open to all existing fsm investors regardless you attend the webinar or not. I clarified with fsm few days back.

For curiosity i tried topping up my dana makmur pheim which is not part of the 10 fund houses entitled for the 0% promo.

to my surprise the checkout page shows 0% sales charge haha. even if your fund is not part of the 10, no harm trying i guess..

Opps sorry my bad lol..didnt know a recommended fund has 0% throughout.

Wah nice everyone seems to be getting their red packets. Design not bad. I jst started with fsm last year so maybe i wont get anything.

More so i am not even ikan bilis, maybe just a plankton which is the food source for ikan bilis lagi they wont gimme loll

A few UTs which are US heavy/centric that i heard of are some from UOB (United global quality equity fund, united global durable equity fund), principal global titans, manulife investment us equity fund, and franklin templeton U.S opportunites (wholesale fund)

Happy for u all that can buy at the dip. All my orders were priced on monday 25 so im bleeding now as i speak haha.

Yet most of the fund houses are still hard selling and bullish on china this year in the recent fsm's webinar (didnt join but thats the general feedback i gathered). Unless this is a "catch you by surprise" headline that just popped up these few days.

Am quite sure some of us here would have also increased our allocation in china with the 0% promo and fund houses' bullish views, myself included. If its really going to be a roller coaster ride, just have to hold my horses tight and ride out the wave.

you are not alone bro. i too have invested in arkk when its prices are around the peak (especially during fsm's 0% sales charge promo early this year). Similar to you, i am also seeing a decline of more than 20% to-date. but i will not do anything and just hold on to it as some has said "the best thing to do when a market crashes, is to do nothing".

however i may consider to top up if things deteriorate much further like if i am seeing a -40 or -50% decline cos mathematically if a price drops by 50%, it will then need to rise back by 100% again to recover the initial capital (will think more if it really happens).

On hindsight, at least this has taught me that 0% sales fee may not necessarily be a good thing especially market is hot lol.