Actually what people need to do is compare the shareholding of each ASM to see if it's really riskier.
ASM 3 Risky or not, I bet those who qualifies for Indian reserved quota and Adam 50 will still buy. I underweight ASM 3 purely because no quota is given to me + 1malaysia branding + it was quite easy to buy back then.
% of return will go lower or not is subjected to market condition. ASN can reinvest the dividend they receive for more dividend too. What we are lacking is a huge market swing. Imagine KLSE drop 50% and ASN sell high buy low, then KLSE recover. Another way is what our expert said - start investing abroad like EPF. Zeti said they are exploring that option.
QUOTE(nexona88 @ Aug 25 2019, 06:12 PM)
please state your argument point?
want to compare if we same page or not

I thought she just did. Her point is "less
established", i.e still new. So it's riskier.
The fund is new, but the fund manager is not.
This post has been edited by beLIEve: Aug 25 2019, 08:26 PM