I just withdraw all, later or next month slowly DCA back again just in case

when withdrawal process they asking for review

gave the feedback of: RHB Islamic bond has few default write-down in the history (reference link) which i no like. Amanah Shariah Trust Fund is way better quality Shariah Sukuk Fund

see if they would switch

depend, back then was quite long ones reported can take up to a week or more, lately some reported few days can get

it depend when Wahed sell your share, the market is falling or rising, if rising mean u might get more than what u withdraw, vice versa

cant compare as portfolio allocation different, Wahed return good as both Malaysia share market and US titan market rising fast.

SA drag down by energy, europe and US small etf, what to do

time to end the party and shut ur window for might be coming windstorm

This post has been edited by tadashi987: May 14 2020, 09:39 AM

well for strong long-term holder yes

but seems there are a lot weak speculator in robo also haha

wow, your investment figure must be big

oh yeah, so you managed to run away from the drop huh

it is approved and regulated by security commission SC Malaysia

looking forward to see which ETF they have chosen

Wahed consider big crocodile boosting the volume now back to no volume ETF

25% that's a lot

3 days to 1 week+, previously some up to 2 week+ if i am not wrong, but dont worry definitely you will get your money.

This post has been edited by tadashi987: May 29 2020, 06:40 PM

yeahh i received their email as well

cant wait to try

i registered their waitlist

https://raiz.com.my/

i dunno how Malaysia Raiz portfolio gonna be, but Raiz Australia seem yeah, focusing on ASX

This post has been edited by tadashi987: May 29 2020, 08:50 PM

go! i will be regular visitor

no more ponzi alike performance

it is good for those who from SA that want more US heavy portfolio since now SA is no longer solely focusing on US.

BTW i always has issue going into the view portfolio page, always loading

moderately to very aggresive, depend on ur horizon and risk appetitde
>1 years is not really "long term"

if u can invest more than 10 years then the aforementioned portfolios should be fine