some one posted this recently.....
Are Asian REITs Still Attractive? [3 February 2017]
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...uary-2017--7959

from that FAQs links.
Q: What is a Regular Savings Plan (RSP) and how do I apply?

A: A RSP is a monthly subscription plan that enables you to invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals into a particular fund.

perhaps..India?

i am not an expert in religion..but i think there is some way to atone for it?...perhaps zakat?

that is also in Asia Pac....but can supplement yr existing CIMB Islamic Asia Pacific ex Japan Fund...can put less than 5~8% in there?

may i suggest you invest for at least 3~5 yrs to see how it goes instead of at least 6 months.

the results may not do justice for the FM......for any movement of their holding to lower valued stocks may need some time to see results...
and also the current upswing had been going on for more than a month....most people expects it to correct some time soon.
and it also need more time to recover the SC too.

while waiting for value added responses,
there was an almost similar question posted....
see page # 18, Post # 343

while waiting for a more expert opinion....I viewed and compared both their volatility ratio....
I noticed that Manulife has 37.83% more than Amreits in terms of 3 yrs annualised volatility %....
could it be a factor that caused Manulife to be 16% higher annualised return in a 3 yr historical performance?

3 yr
Manulife
annualised return 16.65%
annualised volatility % 8.16

Amreit
annualised return 14.35%
annualised volatility % 5.92

is this the one??
(from FSM SG)


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do you mean the things that you guys talked/posted/suggested/recommended/predicted/etc here cannot be used to form a portfolio from scratch?
not even the crystal ball and based on his/her track record in terms of ROI & RRR?

then are they in the recommended list?
lower risk, better returns than ATR (ATR is in the list)
what are the 2 HY funds in FSM terms that you mentioned....I need to see more details

This post has been edited by MUM: Feb 25 2017, 10:04 AM

so Mr Ramjade is a HNWI
to him

then I guess the below is true too...

I think they have "declaration" requirements and the high minimal sum too.

then I guess the below is true too in a way....

seems like this sentence does not compute.....
when you are now at 5.x%, the others may already at 25%.....
when your hits 10%, the others may be hitting 30%......
their are already exceeded 10%, which you said you don't think it cannot exceed 10%

What "if" this 100k lump sum is just 10% of the UT investment value?
What "if" after this lump sum the market starts to going into the bull run?

I guess, those that are going to do to must have his/her contingency plan....
anyway...your concerns are valid.

what do you think?....

For 3rd party funds distributed by Phillip Mutual Bhd, they are 2 types of switching:
a) To funds from the same UTMC. This switching is at NO COST.
b) To funds from different UTMC. For this type of switching, you will incur minimal sales charge as imposed by the UTMC.

https://www.eunittrust.com.my/

Looks good...
btw, what is the YTD ROI?
(2 Jan Till now)