If I understand correctly, looking at the 5th March, isn't it scary that the price we pay is much higher than the NAV--in fact it seems to be the widest so far. If so, then price will have to drop right, and then our porfolio value will decline

Thanks. I don't see this NAV and price graph in Stashaway though.

Where do you see the bid, ask and transaction price for the METUS50 and for our local ETF that Wahed manage? If its thinly traded, then its really no good. From what I read previously, the KLSE ETF is thinly traded and that's why we should not play with it due to the wide bid ask spread.

Thanks.

epie You bought bonds, then sell when you lost $1k+. Now you are cutting loss in Wahed at 8.2% loss. Aren't you going to bleed like this if you keep selling when you lose $?

Hope you have lots of $ or that your investments in these 2 are small as if you keep doing this thing, its not good

So anybody tried this?

Thanks. Hmmm...only unit trust. Hopefully they have ETF as Rakuten Trade don't allow me to do ETF. I prefer to do my own portfolio

Thanks.

This happens when its a thinly traded ETF. Obviously not good unless one happen to be the lucky one that sold when price above NAV. Thanks for the sharing.

Hopefully a good US ETF and not one where in June where people start investing, see price much higher than NAV

If Wahed announced it before May 12 on them selling the US ETF and converting it to cash before purchasing the new ETF, those that are smart, would have liquidated their portfolio then as around 15 May2020, the ETF price was about 20% higher than the ETF's NAV. And when they liquidated your US ETF portfolio portion, that price premium would likely have reduced a lot (as selling is greater than buying) as can be seen from 15 May, ETF's price and NAV were very similar. One/a few of the posters here actually have been highlighting on this price and NAV difference and I believe some of us have been hit by that.

https://www.myetf.com.my/en/MyETF-Series/My...rical-NAV-Price

This post has been edited by abcn1n: May 22 2020, 01:54 AM

Is it possible to choose to invest in HLAL and sukuk for Wahed only? Don't want the Malaysia stock part

Thanks. What is the % for the various funds ie % for HLAL, % for Malaysia stock etc. I want the largest % for HLAL

Thanks

Thanks

Recently opened a Wahed account using a referral code but did not receive any bonus. When I opened, they accepted the referral code , so am wondering why no bonus?

Less than a week since opening account. BTW, the bonus is $20 right?

This post has been edited by abcn1n: Sep 16 2020, 02:06 PM

Thanks. I have already invested at least a $100. Is it 30 working days or 30 calendar days?

Thanks

Wow, both of you still positive ROI? Mine is negative already