luckily aggressive portfolio is just 2.5%, how about your very aggressive portfolio?

Same 2.5% cash in MYR

Another one, if we looked at detailed breakdown of our portfolio performance, does “cash bonuses” included in the “total earnings” and minus “wahed fees” to make up the total of “I have earned”?

definitely no, cash bonus is not counted as what you've earned

Ok tqvm 👌

increased again to USD 1.39 tomorrow should have another spike

lol from 1.37 to 1.39, but the NAV is just 1.21

I believe the qty of units and cost basis price remain constant unless we make additional deposit, but then how come regardless of whatever the market price (on daily basis) the cash allocation remain constant at 2.50% with no gain or loss???? To me, cash amount simply constitutes 2.50% of the total investment value net off total unrealised gain/loss of other asset class... damn I’m confused 🤷‍♂️

Can anyone shed some light please 🙏🙏

Pretty unpredictable right? I don’t see the correlation... I think the easiest way is just to DCA at regular intervals regardless of the market price... and we don’t have to bother how it actually works 🙈🙈🙈

I have been trying to find the connection between the ETF and US market.
Apparently there's no clear indication.
I give up!

true. but USD/MYR also dropped today

i guess the cash in there is just to protect wahed in rare cases that the fund go bankrupt. instead of wahed absorbing the loss they will use the cash portion instead. my guess.

yeap. this is why we pay them management fees.

said ady, cash 2.5% is keep in MYR, 1 myr is always 1 myr, how u want to gain or loss?

i wonder why u feel confused...i feel everything is so clear and transparent now

He's finding the correlation among the assets.
I'm finding the correlation the ETF and US market.
Maybe it's not important for some people but I felt it is important to understand what are you investing into.

everything can be find and read, i just read the annual report today,from there u can see the % contribution of the US stock to this METFUS50 and hopefully can find your answer too
https://www.myetf.com.my/en/MyETF-Series/My...w?cat=Factsheet

Ok2 tq guys...Happy investing everyone... remember, invest wisely at your own risk 👍👍👍

They are investing in Malaysia using ringgit, why would they want to keep the cash portion in usd unlike stashaway. Can someone pls explain to me how did anyone can derived to that conclusion?

Because a lot of them just invest without reading and knowing more about what they invested?

This post has been edited by solstice818: Mar 4 2020, 05:30 PM

Malaysia Stocks portion is invested into this https://www.myetf.com.my/en/MyETF-Series/MyETF-MMID/ pretty much flat since i started 2.5 months ago. Seems like a waste better just put it into Sukuk (RHB) or change to a different ETF.

What is your risk level?