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i1899
post Nov 29 2017, 07:24 AM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Nov 28 2017, 10:51 PM)
hence the change in mandate which is good news. never understood why they were heavy in Malaysia when its an Asian ex jalan fund. brain in the knee
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I guess it is because malaysia has more small to mid cap to choose.
Due to RM weaken and also all of our industrial companies are midcap by default, and becomes small cap after convert to usd term.
While, in china / hk , not many choice except those listed in China version ACE, which having very high risk, and not all oversea can invest to it. China regulators set a lot of rules to control their market, to limit overseas fund.
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post Nov 29 2017, 10:47 AM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Nov 29 2017, 08:23 AM)
if that's so it doesn't explain why Ponzi 2 is doing far better. amirite?
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Ponzi 2 (CIMB APDI) can invest in all kind of stocks: big, mid, small cap, REIT and even trust .

However, Ponzi 1 (Quantum) MUST invest in Asia Ex Japan Small Cap stock. Therefore, it cannot invest to samsung, tencent, alibaba, TSC, dbs, Ping An which are increase >50% YTD this year.

Actually, less riskier small cap stock in Asia Ex Japan are mainly in Msia, India, n Indonesia.


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post Nov 29 2017, 10:02 PM

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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Nov 29 2017, 09:48 PM)
In manage port, they seem like sell off Nikko Sg...
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Sold all Nikkp sg or sold part of it?
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post Nov 30 2017, 01:36 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Nov 30 2017, 10:32 AM)
FSM Fund Choice: Amcumulative Growth [December 2017]

CONCLUSION

All in all, as we have maintained our preference for Asia Ex Japan relative to their developed marker peers, we believe that Asia equities remain the most preferred investment destination for investors. To those investors who share our long-term view, AmCumulative Growth would be an ideal candidate to tap into the investment opportunities via the aforementioned Asian ex-Japan equity fund.

While we still opine that the earnings growth in Technology sector will be sustained moving forward, investors should also aware that there is a concentration risk within the fund given with its concentration in China/Hong Kong (47%) and in the Technology sector (41. As such, investors should monitor this tactical call which rides on the current growth momentum in China and Techlogy sector more closely, and at the same time be mindful of their exposure, particularly their supplementary portfolio allocation (<10%) with respect to their risk profile.

URL: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...mber-2017--9147
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Holding this fund as my Core Fund since 3 months ago.
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post Nov 30 2017, 08:11 PM

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QUOTE(neo_6053 @ Nov 30 2017, 02:21 PM)
If I change PRS fund within FSM, do I need to pay anything?
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Not need to pay. RM26.5 is deducted in units form, from ur holding.







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post Nov 30 2017, 11:46 PM

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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Nov 30 2017, 09:26 PM)
invested 20 months.... I know it's as short duration.....

so far earn 4 figures. today mark the day that this 4 figures turn in to 0........

why la u bear.....

please stop red and make the 0 into negative.....
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Recent 4 days drops in Hk n korea is around 4%.

May be i misunderstood ur statement, rclxub.gif if all ur profit become 0 after recent drop, is it meant that previously,, before recent drop, ur roi was ony 4%.

If yes, then u need a deep review on ur portfolio. 4% Roi for more than 1 year is very low, even loose fd.


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post Dec 2 2017, 01:27 PM

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QUOTE(xuzen @ Oct 5 2017, 03:00 PM)
Did a some tweaking with Algozen™ ver four recently.

Here are some salient points:

1) She is now in favour of Greater China and I used eastspring dinasti as the proxy for greater china exposure. If you like CIMB Greater China pun boleh jugak. 10% max exposure.

2) India is still a no - go. Zero exposure.

3) KGF versus IDS? Siapa menang? IDS menang @ max allocation = 15%

4) Reduce bond in favour of equities. What does this means? My personal interpretation is that you want higher return, you just have to take accept theĀ  risk... the days of easy return with little risk is not there anymore. Initially my bond was at 40%, now I am reducing to 30%. Where does the 10% go to? To the reits.

5) I am increasing my exposure to Manureits. Why? I believe the Algozen™ ver four is telling me, reits is the new bond. Of course it is not as stable as bond, but remember this, she has to balance between stability and return. Hence reits is a good balance between the two. Manureits = will increase exposure to 25% from previously 15%.

6) TA Tech is still my alpha - maker. Was at 30%, now reduce to 20%. Where will the 10% go? It will go to Greater China.

7) Europe = still no buy signal!

8) Ponzi 1? Not under Algozen™ ver four radar. Risk to reward ratio does not reach threshold benchmark.

9) Ponzi 2? No corr-coeff data available from Morningstar. Missing data = unable to perform calculation, hence will omit this UTF from port consideration.

Xuzen

P/s to the newbies, the above is an extension to my previous crystal - ball reading. If you feel lost and blur - blur about it, it is normal. Ask specific questions and I will try my best to answer you with specific answers. Broad general questions, I try to avoid coz' wasting time.
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Just for fun and to better understand why many forumers encountered losses recently, I simulated the Master Xuzen's Crystal ball (base on above post) performance using FSM portfolio simulator.

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In above picture, portfolio #1 is mine, the portfolio #2 is Xuzen's. And, both of them is 30% FI and 70% EQ.

Obviously, the Master's Portfolio had been flat for 3 months, but with low volatility. If includes the sales charge/ switching fee, it is a loss.

My portfolio is too concentrate on Asia Ex Japan, making its higher volatility.



This post has been edited by i1899: Dec 2 2017, 01:37 PM
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post Dec 2 2017, 11:24 PM

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QUOTE(spiderman17 @ Dec 2 2017, 05:31 PM)
do share your port for reference/study
my portfolio irr and roi both drop below 10%.. cry.gif
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port composition:
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my managed port(balanced) irr also dropped to just ~3%...but i just topped up a few weeks ago so maybe the xirr is skewed..
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My portfolio is:

1. Amcumulative Growth : 23.09%
2. CIMB APDI +PRS : 18.29%
3. AH Aiiman Asia Growth : 4.95% ( pair with Fund #8 ; switch to here during dips and switch back when hit 5% profit)
4. Nikko Sg : 7.12%
5. CIMB Greater China : 9.87%
6. Manulife India : 3.53%
7. Ta global Tech : 8.48%
8. Affin Hwang Select Income : 15.95%
9. ASNB - ASM & AS1M : 8.73%

Because of Amcumulative Growth's performance was quite fine in November,+2.72%, so not like others here, my portfolio is slightly+ve in Nov (base on NAV on 29/11).

24 Months rolling IRR is 13.87%.



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post Dec 4 2017, 10:51 AM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 4 2017, 10:10 AM)
well at 10% per piece I don't stand to make alot out of these funds even if they netted me 20% roi.
well at 10% per piece I don't stand to loss alot out of these funds even if they netted me -20% roi.
I got plenty of years ahead so I'm ditching diversification for a hassle free mind.

PS switching here and there is kinda pointless if you get charged a whopping 1.5%x2 all the time for us plebs who don't have a wrap account. so meh
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Kindly remind u that the purpose of diversification is to PROTECT u during the market correction, by reducing ur loss, not to woo the BEST performance.

Moreover, there are many ways to switch fund for FREE, except wrap account:
1. Intra fund house switching in FSM / eUT
2. Inter fund house switching in eUT during promotion. if switch >RM5K now from other fund house, u wont need to pay single cent for sales charges.



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post Dec 4 2017, 01:07 PM

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QUOTE(puchongite @ Dec 4 2017, 01:02 PM)
Okay meaning I already make a small profit.
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see here
https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/UNIJPDH:MK

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post Dec 4 2017, 02:44 PM

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QUOTE(killdavid @ Dec 4 2017, 02:29 PM)
I want to question Master Xuzen on exiting RHBEMBF right after it took a big tumble. What is the logic in that ?Ā  On the surface it looks like a panic sell and we all know this fund is correlated with USD exchange rate. USD is not expected to slide out of control. Why not wait for it to stablize after this correction only to evaluate it ? Thoughts appreciated.
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I didn't hold RHBEMBF. And, I dont understand why so many ppl here investing in it.
(Between, it is ur choice, i won't give too many comments to ur choice.)

Even FSM wrote a few article mentioning, avoid invest to High Yiled Bond and Emerging Market Bon since last year, but many ppl here still heading to it...

Bond yield will increase for sure because of interest hike. Once bond yield increase, EXISTING bond price that bond fund invested to will DROP. And, the story will be continue in 2018.

Seek out safer bonds for capital preservation in fixed income
Given that yields on safer fixed income instruments like G7 sovereign bonds remain unattractive at this juncture (and are also expected to be hurt more should the Fed hike rates quicker-than-anticipated) despite having risen recently, investors might think that the riskier segments of fixed income are more attractive. However, in the current environment, we prefer the safer segments of fixed income such as short duration bonds over credit spreads such as high yield and emerging market debt due to the risk of rising risk-free rates which will send yields rising for credit spread related instruments.





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post Dec 4 2017, 07:04 PM

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QUOTE(funnyface @ Dec 4 2017, 06:03 PM)
also seeing managed portfolio bought in AmCumulative Growth..... hmm.gif  And then it drops  laugh.gif

Not sure why they decided to quit Nikko SG... hmm.gif  Perhaps they also dont like fund which do income distribution every month  icon_idea.gif
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I guess it is because spore n japan both are asia developed. I am doing the same thing as well.

Was surprise that fsm buy united japan because the managed port already held significant japan exposure using cimb global titans. After this move, it is double doses on japan loh.
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post Dec 5 2017, 01:42 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Dec 5 2017, 01:17 PM)
sometimes, some people came here to says......
buy cheaper and hold long term,
buy when there is a discount.....

currently there are some funds having discount of about 10% since their last peak.....will they buy those now?
or they will just say again.....the discount is still not cheap enough.... tongue.gif

hmm.gif I guess there is no right of wrong for their circumstances/needs/thinking/emotional appetite may change like the markets indexes too

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IDS drops 11.3% froms its last peak. But, seems nobody here want to buy or top up, while quite many are selling or thimking to sell it.
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post Dec 5 2017, 08:56 PM

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QUOTE(spiderman17 @ Dec 5 2017, 05:56 PM)
how about you? are you thinking about buying IDS?
i noticed you don't have a malaysia-focused fund in your portfolio.
is the market PE on the high side based on your opinion?

i have KGF. i'm still thinking if i should add IDS or not...
any thoughts?
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I did invest IDS, but sold the last batch in October.
I was very lucky, invested IDS since April at price 0.45xx to 0.59xx and start to sell in August and sold the last batch on 17 Oct at price 0.6017. biggrin.gif , almost at the peak.

I sold IDS mainly because i don't know what I had invested to. It updated its factsheet every 3 months, but without updating their top holding. I don't know what it is holding...
By looking at annual report, IDS number of unit holders in whole Malaysia is 60 only. hmm.gif Do u sense any risk behind this number? I do.


Normally, i don't include Msia EQ in my UT portfolio because i am holding quite a lot of (to me) Msia blue chips stock (Maybank, TNB, Maxis etc), which i bought >10 years ago. Moreover, I don't have confidence to Msia market especially before election, as I still can remember clearly that how the stock sank right after the election of 308. Furthermore, currently, PMI is <50 for years, Companies earning is below historical average level.

To me, i don't agree with FSM who allocating 15% to malaysia fund. I personally think that the risk of Msia EQ is almost same with India EQ, as both of them are emerging market with high GDP growth rate, and both of them (stock and currency) are easily be manipulated by foreign fund.

Malaysia Fund is also single country fund, and malaysia stock market is too small, therefore easily be manipulated/impacted by foreign inflow. But, if without enough foreign inflow, malaysia stock market is very boring one, flat for months.

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post Dec 7 2017, 09:23 PM

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QUOTE(john123x @ Dec 7 2017, 05:21 PM)
One fellow already 78 years old, also do PRS. Maybe his ic number got typo error...
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If i am 78, i will buy PRS kaw kaw too.
Because if i already >55, i can withdraw ANYTIME.Somemore, 0% sales charges for PRS,while if buy normal unit trust, u need to pay sales charges.

He is a smart old guy. rclxms.gif
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post Dec 8 2017, 11:55 AM

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Since last week, i've switched 5% of total portfolio from Affin Hwang FI to Affin Hwang EQ, using credit at FSM.

When bonus come in by mid Dec, i will topup Affin Hwang FI, to go back original FI/EQ ratio.

Hopefully, market rebound soon.








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post Dec 8 2017, 12:50 PM

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QUOTE(funnyface @ Dec 8 2017, 11:41 AM)
You can get what funds Interpac invested in here...:

Interpac semi-annual report

You guys never read fund's report??  doh.gif
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Content in Annual/ Semi Annual Report is updated Every Year/ 6 months. By the time the report is published, at least 2 month had been passed.

That's y, a monthly updated factsheet is more useful to understand the holding, to forecast the up/down of NAV when doing purchase/ withdrawal.

However, Inter-pac seems only update their factsheet every 3 months, not monthly. Moreover, they only list the top 3 holdings without stating the % of the holding.


To who looking at index to guess the NAV of today. Actually, a better way is insert the top 10/ top 5 holding to watchlist of Bloomberg and cal the "weighted average" using excel,

Like this : - Ponzi 2.


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i1899
post Dec 8 2017, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(funnyface @ Dec 8 2017, 01:14 PM)
Try read page 33 in the report.....

But i think 3 months factsheet is good enough, many funds there also have quarterly factsheet update.
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Thanks for ur time to point this info.

Actually, i like to read annual report (to find ideas for enlarging my bursa investment), and i have read it once FSM published it

But, as i already wrote in my previous post, it is data as at 30 September. 2 months have passed, market has changed.

From my experience with IDS, they actively change their holding. And, it is holding 17 stocks only, very high concentrated risk fund, therefore, a minor change in % can result a significant changes in NAV.

Anyway, i have sold IDS completely in October with avg 11% ROI.

Don't want to see it anymore. bye.gif

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post Dec 11 2017, 12:05 AM

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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 9 2017, 10:51 AM)
waiting for some poster to ask why cimb dynamic Asia ex Japan drop so much this coming week
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Dec 10 2017, 11:54 PM)
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Ponzi 2 mana got distribution in this coming week?? rclxub.gif

Its last distribution was on 9 nov,, not this coming week.

The label of distribution is just showing that fsm havent credit the distribution only.
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post Dec 13 2017, 03:23 PM

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QUOTE(VJJCO @ Dec 13 2017, 03:14 PM)
I am new to this Forum (Just  started reading this Forum in Early 2017)

Started with FSM Managed Portfolio - Agressive Portfolio

Started in 31 May 2017
1. June Statement: -4.28% Loss
2. July Statement: 3.32% Profit
3. Sept Statement :3.16% Profit
4. October Statement: 6.86% Profit
5. November Statement: 3.67% Profit

So year to date so far averaging about 3.5% Profit... still less than FD ... IMHO ... maybe i should switch to Balanced Poftfolio ...
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Still less than FD??!!


3.5% / 5.5 months = 0.64% per month = 7.64% p.a.

where got FD higher than 7.64%? shocking.gif

Tell me please



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