I think at least 2 lot u buy baru worth, if u buy 1 lot only the fee almost same with unit trust lo. U try use etf calculator to calculate

0% Commission on Stocks and ETFs

Over the week, we have seen an increase in account opening applications as investors opened FSMOne and CDS accounts to trade stocks and ETFs on our platform. Besides that, we are also rewarding RM100 worth of Cash Management Fund 2 to the first 1,000 investors (the campaign has just ended).

Our FREE CDS account opening campaign is still running till 19 April 2021. To sweeten the deal for our existing and new investors, FSMOne will be offering 0% commission on both buy and sell of stocks/ETFs listed on Bursa Malaysia, for a month from 29 March 2021 till 30 April 2021!

Terms and conditions of 0% commission (processing fee) on Stocks and ETFs:

1. This campaign is valid from 29 March 2021 till 30 April 2021. To be eligible for the campaign, the buy/sell trade must be placed before 5pm on 30 April 2021.

2. Only commission (processing fee) is at 0%. Clearing fee and stamp duty will be borne by clients. (normally is 0.05% or minimum 8.8 + 6% )

3. This campaign is eligible only to FSMOne Personal Account holders who have a CDS account.

4. This campaign is applicable to buy/sell of stocks and ETFs listed on Bursa Malaysia.

5. FSMOne may change these Terms and Conditions without notice, or extend, terminate or suspend this Campaign without any notice or liability to any party.

6. Notwithstanding anything herein, FSMOne have the absolute discretion in determining the person’s eligibility in participating in this Campaign. FSMOne’s decision on all matters in relation to this Campaign is final and conclusive.

This post has been edited by ironman16: Mar 26 2021, 06:59 PM

i think this info is long time ago.....

Dear Investor,

We’re happy to inform that as part of our campaign, you are one of the first 1,000 investors who have successfully placed a trade with us and as such, are rewarded with RM100 worth of RHB Cash Management Fund 2^!

The RM100 worth of RHB Cash Management Fund 2 will be credited into your FSMOne personal account latest by 9 April 2021.

We thank you for supporting the launch of FSMOne stocks and ETFs trading services. We hope you will find our trading platform useful, informative and easy to navigate. As you continue to try our platform, do check out our current campaign, 0% commission on all stocks and ETFs running for a month till 30 April 2021.

😁😁😁

Lucky ppl

I buy small, sure cover.
U ppl buy big one 😁

Ya, bcoz mostly big shark go oversea oledi.
Ikan bilis aje at bursa 🤗

Redeem it to cash account n buy stock again 😁😁😁

I'm OK, use fingerprint

What are Short Duration Bond Funds?

Short duration bond funds are bond funds with specific mandates to invest in fixed income that are short duration (usually with a duration of less than 3 years).

Malaysia short duration bond funds are rated Risk Rating 1, which are 1 notch higher than money market funds (Risk Rating 0) and 1 notch lower than general bond funds (Risk Rating 2) which do not have mandates to invest in bonds with specific maturities.

The lower the duration, the lower the bond’s susceptibility to interest rate increases. The risk rating is meant to illustrate that short duration bond funds are of higher risk than money market funds but lower risk than general bond funds.

When to invest in Short Duration Bond Funds?

Nevertheless, at the time of writing, short duration bond funds offer exposure to a “sweet spot” within the bond space: by taking on slightly more duration risk compared to a money market fund, investors can receive a reasonable yield while also minimising the risk of losing money when interest rates ultimately rise from their current depressed levels.

If an investor believes that interest rates are going to rise, then one could choose to invest in a fixed income fund with a short duration (primarily comprised of short duration bonds), minimizing the effect of a potential rise in interest rates on the investor’s portfolio’s fixed income portion.

On the other hand, should an investor believe that interest rates are poised for a fall; they could invest in a fixed income fund with a longer duration (primarily comprised of long duration bonds) for the fixed income portion of their portfolio.

Thus, investors can reduce their interest rate exposure by investing in short duration bond funds.


Conclusion

The current low-interest rate environment poses a problem for savers, who now find that bank deposits offer negligible returns on their savings. On the other hand, the lower-risk nature of savings means that it is also not practical to park these funds in an equity fund or high yield bond fund (which can offer significantly stronger potential returns), given the fairly high investment risk inherent in both.

For investors who are seeking superior returns compared to fixed deposits and savings but are unwilling to take on too much investment risk, short duration bond funds may be the answer.

This post has been edited by ironman16: Apr 8 2021, 08:59 PM

FSMOne ETF Day - Understanding the World of ETFs in Malaysia

May 8, 2021 09:00 AM (Saturday)

Join FSMOne together with Kenanga, AmInvest and TradePlus by Affin Hwang on our ETF Day on 8th May 2021 (Saturday) from 9am - 12.30pm. This conference will debunk the myths of ETF Investing in Malaysia and our panellists will show you the ways where you can profit by having ETFs in your portfolio.

Register Yourself Today! Limited Seats Available!

*Lucky Draw Prizes of up to RM10,000 up for grabs
**A Special Promotional Announcement will be made during the event

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/68...USpWYhHC3BDrh4Q

I bet on china + Asia ex japan

mostly the fund we buy come with initial investment amount (mostly is 1k/500), after that baru u can top up with the subsequent amount.
if u got a few k to start , this not a big problem for u.

if those with limited budget (e.g 500 monthly to invest), with this RSP, she/he can start to buy 3 to 5 fund at the same time without wasting the time .
i personally like this RSP , bcoz i DCA monthly

This post has been edited by ironman16: Apr 18 2021, 10:22 PM

Good news to all of our clients! FSMOne has decided to offer Nominee Central Depository System (CDS) account opening for Free, Permanently!

may b not much ppl open account ma....

FSMOne ETF Day - Understanding the World of ETFs in Malaysia

8th May 2021 (Saturday) 9AM - 12.30PM





This post has been edited by ironman16: Apr 26 2021, 12:02 PM

what to do.....bullet not enough.....stick with this first.....after enough bullet baru oversea punya

The fee that been charged is bcoz u hold bond fund that incur platform fee?

as i know CMF2 didnt charge fee like this.....

should b due to ur bond fund as MUM said (pic)

platform fee charge quarterly

This post has been edited by ironman16: Apr 29 2021, 08:12 PM

Hari Raya Promotion: Recommended Islamic Funds at 0.5% Sales Charge

In conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri festive celebration, FSMOne is running a promotion on 9 Recommended Islamic funds at 0.5% sales charge from 3 May 2021 till 17 May 2021.

These 9 Recommended Islamic funds are:

1. Aberdeen Standard Islamic World Equity Fund

2. Affin Hwang Aiiman Asia (ex-Japan) Growth Fund – MYR

3. Principal Islamic Asia Pacific Dynamic Equity Fund

4. Kenanga Syariah Growth Fund

5. PMB Shariah Premier Fund

6. Dana Makmur Pheim

7. Affin Hwang Aiiman Balanced Fund

8. Eastspring Investments Dinasti Equity Fund

9. Principal Islamic Small Cap Opportunities Fund



This post has been edited by ironman16: May 3 2021, 12:54 PM