Jun 23 2007, 08:52 PM
QUOTE(ttwangsa @ Jun 23 2007, 07:18 PM)
so basically if i put in 1k, AND IF, a BIG IF, the return rate is 54.47%, I can sell it and get a net profit of 444.29. but what about the dividends? as you mentioned the dividends are taxed so we get the after-tax dividends, if any
also the funds with lower risks have lower return rate. i get that.
but according to public mutual's page
Public Asia Ittikal Fund is high risk
but return rate is 28.6 %
while
Public Ittikal Fund is Moderate
return rate is 54.47%
what's high risk/ moderate/ agresive anyways?
Normally the distribution of the fund is calculated into the total return percentage. So there would be no more than that. PIttikal is a quite old fund which maybe the bought a lot of stocks before the bullish market, just take a few counters as example: Digi, Genting, Maxis and so on. Of course the return would be more. As for PAIF, it was launched not so long ago, it is consider a good return around 28.6% within a year.also the funds with lower risks have lower return rate. i get that.
but according to public mutual's page
Public Asia Ittikal Fund is high risk
but return rate is 28.6 %
while
Public Ittikal Fund is Moderate
return rate is 54.47%
what's high risk/ moderate/ agresive anyways?
High risk/aggressive means the portfolio is focus on growth stocks, blue chips, and so on. Maybe fund thrown into stocks only will >90%. As for moderate one, it is up to 75%.(I guess)
This post has been edited by shih: Jun 23 2007, 08:55 PM
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