I tot u have already sold out, still keeping, or was it u?

Bet kfc i say is below 4%.

If they can pause rate hikes then they can magickally appear money. Keep wishing. It ain't broken until the what what lady stops singing. 4-4.2%!!!

It is him. But he sell half way so technically will get some as well since it's monthly calculated.

And he still have 100 each in all 3 accounts

This post has been edited by Wolves: Mar 18 2023, 03:10 PM

I kinda agree with him.

Yes. It's me

Not fully sold out yet..

I'm still keeping some ASM 1, 2 & 3

Waiting for End of the month for dividends

9 more days max to go. Could be earlier but max 9 more days.. jeng jeng jeng.. excited or not? 😂 My first asm1 dividend coming~~

This post has been edited by Wolves: Mar 22 2023, 10:47 AM

Expect the unexpected 😁

Above 4% - happy & grateful for the $$$

Below 4% - sad little but still grateful for the $$$... Every ringgit counted 👌

I think just a little over 4%, maybe 4.2% for ASM1. This would allow ASM2 ASM3 to 'recover' to 4% later this year - probably after at least one more rise in OPR.

Hope what u say comes true ☺️

Let's see how they manage to pay the dividends this year...
Still dig from previous reserve or gets some "fund injections" from parent PNB 😁

They better do. Don't care how bout just give more. Or else really no faith and can really migrate to other vehicle already. But then again dunno where to put

heheheh....

even illegal sources also don't care... it's all about the money

don't know where to put?

got FD.. EPF.... SSPN

or just stay put in ASMx funds

FD mafan. Epf not liquid plus scare tiered dividend plus potential mass withdrawal(loan) and so on so risk of lower return. Sspn no kids and i too old to study so no point. Asmx still the best. Maybank today fly already cannot wait it drop to rm6 a unit. 😂 Banking industry in Malaysia too strong hope they crash in US and hope interest rate up another 0.5% today. Then got chance to buy

huhuhuhuh....
very problematic

better stay put in ASMx & hope for above 4% dividend month end....

thanks to some people like u... ASMx still surviving & have demands....

only way to buy is wake up 2am To buy

Stop blaming me and pointing at me say i this and i that la. Old ppl dunno much la. Old dogs cannot learn new tricks la. Point some more i cry then you know. Wanna move out of asm also need a good vehicle. The stocks market very strong right now cannot find bargain. Don't dare sell coz no see other alternatives that is more stable.

This post has been edited by Wolves: Mar 22 2023, 04:16 PM

Morning, would like to ask, from the ASB portal, I see that there's this "Penukaran" function where it looks like I can transfer the fund from 1 account to another.

Would like to know, if there's any charges for using this transaction?

Also say I want to transfer from ASM3 to ASM but there's no available units in ASM at that moment, will the transaction be cancelled automatically? Or will it be parked under pending until there are units available in ASM?

Thanks in advance

nexona88 ... You posted the announcement wrong place :x

The Fed increased rates yesterday, UK has just done the same today and the ECB also increased rates last week. The spread between OPR and other countries rates has widened by 0.75% in the last few weeks and if BNM does not react to that then Malaysia is going to have some very expensive imports and an even weaker currency.

Somehow it didnt work that way, MYR seems to be quite resilient while others r increasing rates.

Whatever is happening

ASMx really need to match or more than FD rates... OPR hike, means FD rates also increase... Also mortgage rates also 😁

If not, more mass withdrawal from existing unit holders...

There's limit of their holding power....

I entirely agree. OPR will be at least 3.0% and probably 3.25% in a couple of months. That will put even the benchmark Maybank 12 month FD rate to around 3.4%. In practice, >4% FD rates will be quite easy to obtain (they are already) and ASMx will have to do better than these rates or the funds will suffer the consequences of market forces.

This post has been edited by MattSally: Mar 24 2023, 08:48 AM