Bagus! Lately? No such luck for me in past few days.

As for 2., is there any specific reason why PNB wants to hold units in the fund? Sounds funny they manage it and they invest in it at the same time. Is this something similar to why REIT managers hold units in their managed REITs, i.e. to align unit holders and fund manager's interest?

Rarely I see PNB buys Additional units in their own fund..
Normally only see they released @ sell it...
Or got the units because of dividend (new units)...

SOS, started my fishing here again about 2 weeks ago. One annoying problem I face is this hanging after payment.

Your transaction is accepted. Please Wait...

Anyone having a similar problem? How to solve this? Thanks.

I have to log out and log in again.

Akaun anda telah dibekukan disebabkan polisi dorman kami. Sila hubungi myASNB Portal Contact Centre di 03 – 7730 8899.

Before i call this number, just want ask any1 have this experience?
Anyway to reactivate back the account online without physically go to their branch to reactivate it?

Ya meh, sometime it can shows back the account / transaction data...

asn sara 2
asn sara 1
asn imbang 2
asn equity 5
amanah saham nasional
why they buy so many top glove????
others asnb fund do not do this

so might this be the reason why they disabled the online transfer in the 1st place?

why epf no buy kossan or suprmax？？

I think its from Sunday to Monday (except Saturday). Not sure if they changed the wording recently...

Hi All, I have a question fund transfer from say asm1 to asm2. If I do it on the 1st of the month, will I still lose the dividend of the fund that I am transferring?

Rate of dividend is calculated by dividend per annum divide by 12 = monthly rate

monthly rate x (the lowest amount you kept in that month)

I know how to calculate the dividend return.

Situation: asm1 transfer out to asm2 on the 1st of december, and assuming all fund financial year end 31st dec. Doesn't matter anyway.

Calculation 1:
total dividend: asm1 (100k x 11/12 x dividend %) + asm2 (100k x 1/12 x dividend %)

Calculation 2:
total dividend: asm1 (100k x 11/12 x dividend %) + asm2 (0k x 1/12 x dividend % due to lowest balance 0 before transfering from asm1)

Which of the above calculation is correct?

it's more like sell from one fund and buy another fund. I will get the dividend of that 1 month from calculation 1 if and only if I manage to get units on the 1st of the month right? say I manage to buy the unit on the 2nd then I will not be entitled for the dividend right?

To those who just did transfer to others recently, appreciate if you could share on your experience

1. Can it be done at any agent (bank / Pos Msia) or only at ASNB offices?
2. Does transfer have a dedicated form to fill in? (Previously subscription = blue form, withdrawal / redemption = red form)
3. Does receiver have to be present?
4. Just NRIC will do?
5. What is the minimum and interval amount? (RM100?)

Thanks in advance!

Is there a problem with the portal for desktop pc? Always hang after making payment n have to wait 15mins to relogin

But its fine when using phone app

You bear risk, so at some point you lose money, can be 5-10% or even worse 20-50%. But if you got the right timing and with a bit of knowledge, you can recover all capital plus earnings of 5-10%. This is investment.

When I started in SGX back in April/May lost about 5% at one point, stay put, and now sitting at 11.5%, in about 6-7 months time. But this pandemic is a one-off event. Not always happen, so I am considered lucky.

Anyway, this pricing is efficient and correct. Unlike the ASNB FP ones. Shares drop 20-30% yet units are still priced at 1 ringgit. You can imagine how much risk the managers have to bear. If they dare to sell you at 1 ringgit per unit even though the actual price is not, they must be certain enough to make up for the lost at a later time.

EDIT: For any kind of non-risk free investment, you always bear risk of losing your capital. The only capital-protected investment is your FD and saving accounts, which are insured by PIDM. But because they have low risk, they give low returns. Risk and returns always come together.

Lots of Asset Management is doing very well in this pandemic, don’t understand why ASB performed so badly.

Lots just invest in gloves shares, and makes tonnes of money... seriously, even EPF just announced better qtr results.

Even if the put in a fraction, it won’t be that bad. ASB performance is below market expectations.

That is what you thought on EPF.

walao if tok tok tok then no 5% EPF then slap their own face, they should have in mind that they are professional not politi... ok you know I know

but I hope 5% can meet lar at least can compensate a bit for ASNB

Anyway, let's put that aside for now and HAPPY NEW YEAR! in ~6 hours...

Has anyone reviewed EPFs financials? How much do they usually distribute as dividends?

It will be odd if EPF doesn’t beat ASB this year. EPF has much more exposure to foreign markets (that have outperformed Malaysia) than PNB funds. PNB has only just started to allocate to foreign markets. I would think that PNB is distributing a much higher % of its net realised income than EPF to be able to beat their dividend annually.

I must have missed that, do you mind linking?

I’ve only seen third party speculation on a slight decrease or it being flat compared to 2019. Q4 is still pending though.

Hello, can i transfer my ASM123 units to non relatives (friends/strangers)?

I must have missed that, do you mind linking?

I’ve only seen third party speculation on a slight decrease or it being flat compared to 2019. Q4 is still pending though.