Anybody knows how could I monitor the Malaysia Small Cap stock index on real time basis ?

Yeah this clearly shows the risk of lump sum entry into a fund.

Even DCA, is there a recommendation on DCA method, something like 10% DCA per week or per month ? Is there a rule of thumb ?

you overzealous? buy and sell within the same year. and looks like you missed the upside after that. ever had any regret over the lost?

don't worry I made the same mistake with GTF back in 2015. traded it like it was a stock. noob mistake on my part.

try to limit double posting.

any how. the xuzen we know now is different back then and we all make mistakes. take it as a valuable tuition fee. no harm done.
exactly my concern. I have an huge amount of money sitting in the CMF and I go do monthly DCA. wouldn't it be wasting your money 's potential by just letting it stay in cmf.

Many of us start off with agents, such as Public Mutual. That is why we are less "kan-cheong". All the anxiousness we push to the agents. After a few years, when you are more familiar with participation in unit trust fund, then you may detach from agent and DIY.
The way he sound, I bet scots and gin will not help. He needs triple shot of Moatai plus absinthe plus vodka plus a tab of Valium for good measure.

Xuzen

Maybe i mistaken you with other person that sailang into affin hwang Asia ex japan quantum.

contestchris definitely rubs people in the wrong way. its not entirely his fault as words when not spoken but typed might sound different to different people. however, AIYH made a good point, do consider people's feelings or tone it down if possible. If not, you make yourself stand out for all the wrong reasons.

How old is he? in the very long term, a mutual fund will still outperform him.

He's probably got the best performing portfolio though.

Dividend paying stocks are usually your large cap bluechips which are stable and tend to sustain themselves over a long period of time.

Growth stocks are fiery in the short term, and not long after the fire dies. So you can't invest in a growth stock in the long term - you need to know when to get out. Growth stocks are short to medium term investments.

Look at the KGF and Eastspring SC Fund...they're both mainly growth orientated, and are actively managed, such that they outperform the Malaysian market greatly over a large period of time.

I think I can answer your question. People can just switch from equity > bond > cmf thus earning credits point. Remembr the ninja credit trick? Now is a good time to do it. That way your profit/whole fund is safe if correction happen assuming the person withdraw all out.

Wait for it to hit almost bottom, then use the credits earned to buy units at low price (principal + profit pumped back in) without incurring service charge (use the credit points) You are also effectively getting more units/price. That way, you will have more profit than let the fund sit there in the red when it return to normal.

Hope you can understand what I am saying. It's like stocks. No different as UT is basically a basket of stocks.

Of course one can sit there and don't do anything.

hi all sifu, newbie here in fsm, both my US focus fund had hit the target within 4month, Titan roi 12%.. and TA global 10%

My brain tell me to lock the profit.. but i hesistating.. due to greed

either switch all to cmf or the respective inhouse bond fund, and time for re-entry again. any suggestion?

hi all sifu, newbie here in fsm, both my US focus fund had hit the target within 4month, Titan roi 12%.. and TA global 10%

My brain tell me to lock the profit.. but i hesistating.. due to greed

either switch all to cmf or the respective inhouse bond fund, and time for re-entry again. any suggestion?

at least? why must you only go to those atas places? Most shops noddles still priced around 6-7.
of course depending on places. for example the cow shit tarts costs RM1 each from its original place, in KL it is RM3, in SG it is $3/RM10

oh you didn't get the point. It was a comment to another guy's post stating any serve of noodles in KL is 'at least' RM10. The nuance is biased towards complaining when you are having a serve of noodles.

If you are truly reaping the rewards and enjoying why would you be complaining? If he hates the platform fee, by all means put the money into another funds which does not charge him fees equivalent to a bowl of RM10 noodles. But this is derailing so I just stop there.

What makes you sell the RHB EMBF?
Care to elaborate? Do you imply that the fund manager is departing from the fund's strategy/mandate or he is doing something sketchy?

If you aren't familiar with the process, there's a scary period of a day or two when that happens. Usually after that the funds should be in. This is a normal thing but the scary period should not be more than a week or so. After that if it's still missing you might have to check with FSM and your bank.

Just wondering, how much was everyone's portfolio ROI for 2016?

Based on my <1 year old account, it is currently the best performer with an ROI of 7.32%
I put in RM550 into the CMF and soon it appears in the account holding I sold RM500 and leave RM50 in the account which will sustain the platform fee for quite a while. From selling-day I think it took 4 or 5 working days for the money to be in my account. So much for 'highly liquid' CMF.  I never sold any fund holdings other than CMF. But hey, since the money actually came back to me as I sold, I'm a little bit more confident that FSM is not a fraud (yet).

Precisely. Thinking of keeping max RM10k in malaysia. Not sure where want to put. For me, I feel market is kind of expensive to enter. One part want to choose United Asian HY bond/Affin Hwang Select Bond but this will incur platform fees and I don't like to give FSM free money. So most likely an equity fund. Decision decisions....