QUOTE(silentsurfer @ Jan 7 2023, 03:13 PM)
I see. Then the general feel does seem to indicate funds are flowing out from ASMx.
I feel heavy hearted hence still monitoring the situation.
we feel heavy hearted is becos it was very difficult to get last time.
QUOTE(ikanbilis @ Jan 7 2023, 04:51 PM)
I have reduced my ASNB holding by 60% over the past few months.
I intend to redeem more ASM on 1 April to a minimal amount after dividend.
Attachment : my ASM redemption 40k yesterday.
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Looks like your are going to say bye bye to ASX ......let it be,
ASX deserves it, earlier when FD rates were much lower, not much of a choice
QUOTE(silentsurfer @ Jan 7 2023, 05:02 PM)
Where did you park? Fd?
You had to fill in a declaration form as the amount was more than 25k, right? Was it troublesome?
Thanks.
QUOTE(ikanbilis @ Jan 7 2023, 05:05 PM)
Currently park at PBB 4.5% 18m.
No declaration required for my 40k redemption.
All ASNB good times must come to an end.

You can go for PBB 24 month 4.8%
I withdrew bigger amount also no question asked,
just usual "reason" for moving money out
QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 7 2023, 07:17 PM)
The end of a period will herald the begging of the next period.
ASNB will likely only underperform FD in the very short term. But even that is not certain, we can suddenly experience a period of higher growth or see appreciation in KLCI were Ringgit to appreciate further, and poof, suddenly ASNB is declaring 5.00%++ dividends.
Likewise, if inflation starts tapering off, or even falling, we'll eventually see the end of rate hikes, and eventually a bit of rate decreases too.
And yet, we might see the start of a period where
cash yields more than any other asset class.
Put simply, anyone investing with the longer term in mind, who's shifting money in and out of ASNB and FD, is only exposing their foolishness. Just my 2 cents.
Total nonsense there!
People moving money to a better rate FD is showing their stupidity?
You think FDS and ASNB is like Unit trusts kah?
The longer you stay the better returns you can get?
Many of us have been in ASNB for umpteen years do you know?
and we have never withdrawn our money till now.
You go into Unit trusts you never know how much you can get back
and how long you have to wait for it.,, so the saying "think longer term."
But ini FD, we all already know in advance
what is the return in what duration.
Surely that must be higher and better,
if not why move out?
I dont find anything useful in your post
on one hand you are advising people dont go for higher FD rates now....
wait for ASNB to increase its dividend. talk is easy.
How high you think ASNB can pay us in coming bad market expectations?
Then you turn around and say high FD rates may not hold long, it will decrease.
With the above views by right you should be telling go for higher FD rates now,
lock it before it comes down later.
Just what do you mean by CASH yields better than any other asset class?
Cash refers to FD ?
ASNB not considered as Cash?