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anyway, how is the status of your report to SC?
how long already has your report submitted your report? any response from SC too?

for a RM2.5k money....I would do the "Correspondence and Walk-In"; step....since now the MCO is "over" or partially lifted

This post has been edited by MUM: Jun 11 2020, 02:17 PM

when did they response to you as per the 2 images you posted ...
they responded that they will refund you....(your bank that you made the transaction...)
have you check with that bank?

if they replied to you just yesterday,...(i don't expect to get it just 2 days)....for I guess they will still need approval for the transfer to "return" the money to that bank.

have you confirmed that the money is in that bank?
just incase ....they already refunded and when SC asked them....

very huat, if there is a strong reversal of this......
had been going on consecutively since 24 weeks ago....
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/fore...s-midf-research

This post has been edited by MUM: Aug 4 2020, 01:36 PM


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this is from their site...

Q: Is there any charge for withdrawals?
A: No, Wahed does not charge you for withdrawals.
https://malaysiasupport.wahedinvest.com/hc/...or-withdrawals-

Just ensure that you had selected the risk index that is true to Yr risk appetite n risk capacity...
For there are postings in March indicating some investors had second thought abt investing with their selected risk index

i guess it depends on your goal and your selection of portfolio type to suit your risk & preferences to try to meet your investment goal....

for according to this

Setting short term and long term saving goals

Short term goals are within 6-12 months with the goal to save for an emergency. Ideally, this should include a minimum of 3 month’s living expenses along with some miscellaneous expenses that are accounted for.

Long-term saving goals are between 1-5 years and could be saving money for a wedding, vehicle, education, down-payment for a house etc.

If you are dreaming of an early retirement, then your savings should begin in the early 20s.

It’s time you start viewing your money differently. It’s time you start thinking of financial health.

https://journal.wahedinvest.com/why-should-...t-saving-early/

This post has been edited by MUM: Aug 19 2020, 03:28 PM

It is always good to buy at low....
But must also see...
if the low is really low compared to funds of similar mandate...or all funds of similar mandates are also low...
If the low was due to distribution or unit split...
If the low was due to "bad" stock picks..
If when during the low... Do you still have the guts to buy or do you still want to wait...
Or while you wait for the low to come... Where do you want to put Yr existing $$$?

have you filled up your emergency fund?

are you NOT going to touch this invested money in the next few years?

on your question on
"Is aggressive portfolio any good? or should I go for more conservative one?"

and with your reply like this
"this is like my 2nd piggy bank that I hope can grow by itself."

then i think for me, i would prefer to have a "conservative rather than aggressive portfolio"

what should you do if you want to go for aggressive portfolio?....
my guess i think you can select/opt for it during a/c opening.

Buy/sell only at appropriate timing?
sure, if you know when the appropriate timing is to be.

Market Commentary – February 2021
https://journal.wahedinvest.com/market-comm...-february-2021/


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reading from this,...i interpret it as YES to your question
https://malaysiasupport.wahedinvest.com/hc/...ification-work-


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i guess depends on the portfolio's compositions,
if WAHED has alot less than SA in allocation in CHINA or GLD,...and heavier into S&P500 etfs than SA; for the past 6 months, then i am sure WAHED would be

just for added info,.
previously before the last month reoptimisation,...SA highest risk index has 20% in KWEB and 20% in GLD....
these 2 kena "whacked' since few months ago

page 730
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4750563/+14580
has a table of its YTD performance in USD till end 2021

Samy should be referring to stashaway malaysia.

Jitty, I think that is specifically for you.