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Yeap of course. it's part of your investment bro.FundSuperMart v18 (FSM) MY : Online UT Platform, UT DIY : Babystep to Investing :D
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Feb 15 2017, 10:59 AM
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Feb 15 2017, 11:48 AM
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Feb 15 2017, 12:17 PM
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QUOTE(wodenus @ Feb 15 2017, 12:07 PM) Do you think more young people are going to doctors because they are richer and can afford it now? As a doctor you probably know that 95% of the patients you see have illnesses that are not life-threatening and will resolve themselves given some time and rest. to be honest I have seen many younglings who don't cut it to be in the medical line. they lack one important thing these days which is EQ. yes you may know all the conditions affecting the human body, knowing which muscle is located where and what it does but how you explain it to the patient is a total different thing altogether. I have a few friends just giving up on the medical industry to be something else. Anyways I'm derailing the thread hope everyone is happy in their vocations and jobs. work hard. invest and find something that makes money even after you retire. that's one thing I do not see people planning. Once you retire in Asia, that's it. your life is meaningless unless you wanna baby sit your grandchildren and watch your spouse grow old and die. |
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Feb 15 2017, 12:21 PM
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Feb 15 2017, 12:27 PM
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QUOTE(cjseng @ Feb 15 2017, 12:25 PM) Hi Sifu's here, follow FSM's conservative portfolio or Xuzen very low risk portfolio since he is also saving for his children. I'm really new in FSM or perhaps is investment topic I should said. My last unit trust was selling off with lost back in year 2008 I has a goal for kids education let say looking for averaging ~10% - 15% return pa for the next 10 years. Of course some risk concern in mind that do not want to destroy kids education fund which end up with lose or return even lower than normal 3-4% market FD rate in next 10 years time. I'm planning to kick-off with small amount and monthly regulated deposit for years to come. What is the best or recommended portfolio that suit to my objective? I'm open for any other advice, appreaciate and many thanks in advance. AmAsia REITs. Rhb emerging Bond Ponzi 2.0 Esther fund |
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Feb 15 2017, 01:00 PM
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QUOTE(ivzh @ Feb 15 2017, 12:53 PM) started FSM on october 2016, all my fund is on a bull run since 2017.. in short duration, the ROI is 6%, it is indeed scary. when it is climbing higher, it has tendency to fall harder too. foreign investors pulling out their investments in Malaysian bonds to be funneled back to us because of Trump's new protectionist tax cuts. we basically have been burning our foreign investments to prop up our currency. that and the 1mdb scandal going internationalAfter few month experience with FSM, i decide to invest using my EPF money too..DCA or lump sum? decision decision.. i would like to add eastspring small cap into my portfolio.. my current portfolio ponzi 2 40% ponzi 1 10% Titan 10% TA global 8% Amreit 12% RHB emerging market fund 10% Affin Hwang select bond fund 10% End of 2016, thr sentiment of malaysia focus fund is quite bearish, as a silent reader in this forum, i noted many of us try to offload their MY fund. but then, 2017, has something changed? |
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Feb 15 2017, 02:06 PM
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Feb 15 2017, 02:52 PM
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QUOTE(skynode @ Feb 15 2017, 02:48 PM) Okay. Another noob question. What about PRS fund? It's essentially non redeemable till retirement age. So should I include it as part of my portfolio in excel or just forget about it? Any significance? personally? no I don't consider it as part of my portfolio. I'm only doing prs (will be in December 2017) to enjoy the tax relief. once they stop the tax relief and free money i won't bat an eye lid at it. I don't like the idea of locking money until I'm too old to enjoy it. |
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Feb 15 2017, 06:13 PM
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curious with some of the investors here, let's say the market correction happens and you have anticipated it from the conversations in this thread.
So most logical conclusion is to start selling your funds am I right? so you keep the said funds in CMF or if you lucky you shift your entire fund allocation to another fund in the same fund house. the blood bath is then over. so you go back in the market which incurs more service charges or you have to start switching back again but you now have to switch all your funds even from the secondary fund. my point is why is everyone so worried about the correction? |
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Feb 15 2017, 10:10 PM
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QUOTE(drew86 @ Feb 15 2017, 09:12 PM) Did that right after POTUS election. Regretted because the bonds suffered then when equities flourished. Also regretted that my money got stuck in a float from eq>bond and i can't sell off the bonds before it continued to drop further. After that had to transfer the bond from one fund house to another to utilise the credits for the fi>eq switch. But of course all these lag time become meaningless if you know for sure when is the peak and trough. It did however help me understand the credit system to a greater extent, so I hope my experience helps other investors to even better utilise it. ah yes. I was looking for you. you were the poor sap that did the ninja trick during trump election. how much did you lost from there bro?Points to take note of the credit ninja system: 1. Transaction lag time 2. Fund initial investment, minimum holding, minimum redemption amount. (Applies to both fi and eq) this point will be less significant if total investment amount is large. 3. Might need to have bond holdings over a couple of fund houses to fully utilise credits, so local MY bond exposure is inevitable. As for me, I think I'll let the FM do the buy/sell n market timing crap which I'm very poor at. Can't get lucky all the time. Win some lose some. As long as long term win win. |
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Feb 15 2017, 11:52 PM
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QUOTE(drew86 @ Feb 15 2017, 11:45 PM) Exactly my point..hence I've been wondering what do you guys mean when u say skim profit. Only way to take profit will be to sell all, pray for NAV to drop and reenter. But if after selling the bulls continue on a stampede then kiss the fund goodbye till the day the bears come knockin yep exactly. that's why I'm not selling any units until the entire portfolio is self propelling for the next 5 years to 6 years. when I hit 38 is when I should be financially free. |
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Feb 16 2017, 03:48 PM
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https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...s--10-Feb--7978
Key Points 1. We are still a long way from peak in the investment cycle. 2. There is little sign of economic excess globally : a. underlying inflation is low, b. spare capacity remains, c. there is no sign of overinvestment; d. credit growth is modest; e. monetary conditions are not tight; f. share market valuation is okay; g. investors are not euphoric. Investment Implications 1. while corrections should be anticipated – with Trump and upcoming Eurozone elections being potential triggers – we still appear to be a long way from the peak in the investment cycle. 2. non-US share markets and economies – notably Japan and Europe - are less advanced in their cycles and so provide opportunities for investors Got this through my email by one of the fsm staff. looks like we aren't the only one feeling worried over the market |
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Feb 16 2017, 04:28 PM
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Feb 16 2017, 08:35 PM
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Feb 16 2017, 09:43 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Feb 16 2017, 09:38 PM) Huh? Now only you know ar that KapChai fund is positively correlated to Bursa? You a bit on the lembap side hor..... well I didn't have a cds account since when and I was monitoring my stocks until I came upon the thread. so yeah direct correlation to certain funds. hmmmm...You how many years main unit trust fund liao? Really unforgivable! Xuzen |
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Feb 16 2017, 10:55 PM
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QUOTE(contestchris @ Feb 16 2017, 10:26 PM) What does this have to do with CDS? FBMKLCI is the bellweather Malaysian index. To invest in local unit trust funds but not be aware of the index is ridiculous. cds=Stocks. I didn't even look at KLCI or FBMSCAP before but now that I'm am more aware. settled.Btw, the correlation afaik is more with FBMSCAP/FBMEMAS rather than FBMKLCI for both KGF and Kapchai. |
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Feb 16 2017, 11:32 PM
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QUOTE(contestchris @ Feb 16 2017, 11:04 PM) Give yourselves a pat on the back! You're already ahead of the curve. Share this with your friends and raise awareness. though it sounds good expect medical fees to be eating most of that chuck of money. times that to two adults and/or maybe aging parents along with your children. http://www.barrons.com/articles/the-one-th...hp_highlight_10 sad reality. we work hard only to pay for medical later on |
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Feb 17 2017, 12:26 PM
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QUOTE(AIYH @ Feb 17 2017, 11:02 AM) If you really want your ILP to perform, SunLife ILP have the choice for ponzi 1 ponzi 2 titan and aladdin Otherwise, if you know how to invest, term life insurance with protection as priority is probably better for you QUOTE(john123x @ Feb 17 2017, 11:33 AM) I got insurance medical already. I don't have any plan to get another, that increase my monthly commitment. buy insurance from fsm for a no hassle insurance policy. I told fsm what I want and don't sell me riders that I do not need while I can utilize my tax relief. so I am being covered for up to 1.5 million for medical. try that. I got ponzi 1, ponzi 2 and titan MANUALLY already. QUOTE(puchongite @ Feb 17 2017, 12:02 PM) Talking about timing the market .... India and China funds are always hot stuff. that's why I'm only dipping my toes in both of them. not gonna get my arm chewed offI wanted to top up India, and have been monitoring it .... On the 15th the morning it was green but right before 3pm Malaysian time, it went red. Don't have time to perform top up already and then eventually it ended the day with index -0.71% and then now the Nav turns out to be -1.13%. Really 'char dou' ! |
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Feb 17 2017, 01:37 PM
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QUOTE(john123x @ Feb 17 2017, 12:54 PM) previously with Prudential 350 and coverage was only 50k to 100know with fsm under MCIS, it's 250 and coverage is now 1.5 million. the large difference in coverage because my damn Prudential agent signed me up to for 5 different riders and along with an LP. I told fsm I am going to plan for my retirement and my insurance will be for medical please don't get me all the bs riders I don't need. |
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Feb 17 2017, 04:07 PM
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QUOTE(elea88 @ Feb 17 2017, 02:59 PM) i slowly taking profit... not sure correct or not... if you aren't sure why are you initiating a sell sequence on your portfolio? sell 500 units every week....Clean up portfolio. now left not much... check through my post last night, we aren't at the climax of the curve yet and of course equities will be doing good at this juncture. |
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