Property guru said recession to hit ALL sectors in 2018. Any insights guys?

I need to look into this managed portfolio soon. Looks like FSM is doing a decent job so far.

No need think le. Haha. I ad put in.

DIY port just follow xuzen lol

Thanks for sharing. Highly appreciated, especially for the Managed Portfolio.

Have you updated IRR of managed portfolio today?
If yes, then, IRR of my DIY 60-40 portfolio (17.3%, counted from 01/01/17) is still higher than Managed Portfolio IRR (13.1%, counted from 13/06/17). But, i think it is worth to pay the difference for more time for other things.

I would like to understand more about managed portfolio before jump in. Appreciated if you can sharing this kind of info.
1. Normally, how many switching were performed in a month.
2. The switching is for re-balancing (bond to Equity/ equity to bond) or restructure (Global EQ to Global EQ of other fund house)?

have they allowed partial withdrawal already?

ok...noted....
I was contemplating to "sailang" all (include my whole EPF) into it 
(plan to keep 10% of it into AHSB & CMF as house whole emergency fund)
then withdrawing annually (from managed port's assets) to cover the annual expenses
workable??   or 

By doing so, you're hoping that they will be switching all your current funds to their managed port, for free (excluding the charges by FSM Managed Port).

Could you please explain some of that reasoning? Doesn't it add extra costs on top of existing fund costs?

Right now the system does not allow switching from non managed funds to managed funds, right ? One has to sell it off and then buy the managed funds ? It's during the purchase where the charges are incurred.

Not intending to put you down, but have you considered that your better hand at stocks may be due to market more than your skills? You are comparing purely on returns. How about risk? Do you have better hand at managing risk than unit trust?

No right or wrong.(Copy from Wong)

Well, if a transfer from outside FSM can have 0% sales charge, why not the internal switching. They can give if they want to. Actually better for them ma, 0.5% fee per annum, it's long term recurring income
Very very good point there.... does any of the stock trading tools help to calculate portfolio volatility?

one week school holiday. other than that, everything the same.

How often do you need to switch funds though?

Generally speaking do the rest of you switch funds very often?

  Or in other words, i will charge you 1.25% again 

Do you mean it's much more cost efficient and time saving if i just put all into managed PF and let them do all the work?

Thanks for the clarification, but does it consider gambling if i put most of my investment into an aggressive managed PF for lets say 10 years and above?

what do you think about FD vs Bonds?

an old article...
Do You 'Invest' In Fixed Deposits? [23 Dec 2011]
In this Idea of the Week, we bring you something that we believe to be better than fixed deposits.
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=1896

an old article...
Do You 'Invest' In Fixed Deposits? [23 Dec 2011]
In this Idea of the Week, we bring you something that we believe to be better than fixed deposits.
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=1896

mehh....

Not worth to switch at the moment then.     

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