Why REIT is on highest risk on FSM?

I think for existing FI funds which has fastest redemption process is from Opus Asset Management.

in Opus Touch thread, i think it is proven that if u redeem before today 4:00pm
u will get it by T+1 end of day.

on FSM i compared with other fund house's FI, no ones can be beat that.

on FSM, Opus FI redemption period is stated as T+1 as well, but never done redemption of Opus FI funds on FSM so can't be sure

Anyone is eyeing /holding on MAYBANK SINGAPORE REITS FUND?

performance is quite good. Thou it is wholesale fund entry point higher

if sale charge is not the concern, this fund is the only REIT that focusing on SG REITS?
as it really outperform other REIT if taking last year as past benchmark

thou it is a rather young (just launched 2018) fund



This post has been edited by tadashi987: Mar 8 2020, 10:50 AM

Compare to other REITS fund I am not so impressed by this fund return rate in 2018 downfall haha

a noob question here, Fixed Income (FI) fund and REITS fund are not sensitive / relevant to stock market right?

I am thinking if my Ambond funds / AM Reits would drop as today stock market is crashing @@

That's scary consider the market circumstance now, better keep cash in this sense

Ramjade u r not buying MY stock ain’t u?

This post has been edited by tadashi987: Mar 9 2020, 01:03 PM

Usually if rate cut bond yield will go up?
then MMF fund yield will drop.

correct me if i am wrong

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ined-for-bonds/

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/yiel...valuation-bonds

This post has been edited by tadashi987: Mar 10 2020, 10:20 PM

embrace urself, US market drop 4% again, tomorrow malaysia market shall follow

Friday night US stock up
Monday -> Fund accounting to determine/calculate the latest NAV
Tuesday -> Fund new NAV up

wanna enquire how long usually is switching take?
e.g. switch ambond to kenanga asnita bond

which ambond:
T + 3 business days
Buy Processing Time
T + 4 business days
Redemption Processing Time


which kenanga asnita bond:
T + 3 business days
Buy Processing Time
T + 4 business days
Redemption Processing Time

so is it the total switch process will take one week of business days as

T + 4 business days
AMBOND Redemption Processing Time
+
T + 3 business days
Kenanga Asnita Bond Buy Processing Time

This post has been edited by tadashi987: Mar 16 2020, 05:48 PM

nope just taking an example, for me ambond > asnita bond

Idea of Forward Pricing - FSM

Try to search "void" and "refund" but to no avail.

search FAQ in fsm but that's on cooling proceeding.

would like to enquire, If i void an order,

1) how long would the refund be credited back to me?
2) it will be credited to my FPX bank? or my FSM cash account?

oya first time from that particular fund house, so the return is as per cooling off?

then when u dive in ?

how long u monitor the momentum haha.

a three day uptrend? or a week?

if short like one or two days, later a big fall again

no dendaan, but can u still claim u invest 3000 for tax relief next year?

I think u might want to give a shot on FSM fund selector?