QUOTE(MattSally @ Jan 19 2022, 05:14 PM)
I think a modest rise in Bank rate is not far away at all. This will be good news for net savers but not so good for net borrowers.
Perhaps the BR will be increased in the coming cycle.Ultimate Discussions of ASNB Fixed Price UT, Magical UT only in Malaysia
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QUOTE(dlttdltt @ Mar 1 2022, 02:49 PM) This ? https://www.asnb.com.my/privilege.php But how to even know if ur a privilege customer. Anyone can make a appointment on this website to avoid the queue. There is no recognition card to show to the guards outside ? Exactly. I received this SMS too and i thought it's just an advertisement, nothing more. |
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QUOTE(coolguy_0925 @ Mar 2 2022, 01:17 PM) Transfer units from one ASNB account to another ASNB account From one ASNB fund to another or from one person's account to another? |
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Mar 2 2022, 01:32 PM
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Mar 11 2022, 11:58 AM
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QUOTE(MattSally @ Mar 17 2022, 03:59 PM) People have always had debts. The Base Rate (which has been around 3% until 2 years ago) will be set to control inflation and stimulate (or rein in) spending. Is it still possible to borrow money at a lower interest rate than you can get from investing it? IE, actually make a profit from borrowing money? Btw, you can't really control inflation AND stimulate spending at the same time can you? With regard to BR, yes it was around 3.00-3.25 and the dividend goes accordingly. |
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QUOTE(MattSally @ Mar 21 2022, 07:19 AM) Overseas diversification and politics just might push the dividends a little higher than you are suggesting. That is my hope. Should be around 5% for ASB2 with everything taken into account. Others should be slightly less.This post has been edited by NF2M: Mar 21 2022, 03:24 PM |
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QUOTE(lucifah @ Apr 2 2022, 09:00 AM) This i agree The reason why we cannot get any unit is because the people are still holding it close to their chest.Despite so many replies here showing FRUSTRATION and also SKEPTICISM (over report la, fake NAV and so on), but u guys still HOLD ASM1 anyhow, been trying to round off my ASM balance, but not able to. even using the timing methods suggested by nexona, LOL |
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Kind of hard to get any unit of ASM these days.
Any of you guys got lucky these few days? |
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QUOTE(adam1190 @ Apr 21 2022, 10:13 AM) You can try RM10. adam1190 liked this post
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QUOTE(MattSally @ May 5 2022, 07:46 PM) There is a very narrow path for BNM to tread to try to avoid the dreaded 'stagflation.' They really have to raise OPR to avoid rampant (as in out of control) inflation but they can't do it too aggressively or it will hinder economic recovery. I am no expert but I do know one or two people that I would consider to be very well informed and they are all of a similar opinion. BNM will raise OPR by around 0.25% every 3 months until OPR is around 3%. That process may start 11th May or at the meeting after that 6th July and will continue into 2023. If OPR stabilises at just over 3% we can expect around 6% on ASM and we will just have to hope that inflation is brought under control to make the 'returns' actually worth something in real terms. How did you arrived at this notion?And confirmed that UK raised its base rate today. Only by 0.25% but with more rises to come. Rates are now higher in UK than they have been since 2009 and higher in USA than they have been in 22 years. If Malaysia doesn't follow suit then there is the added problem of currency devaluation which makes imports even more expensive and further fuels inflation. |
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QUOTE(MattSally @ May 11 2022, 04:06 PM) Don't be in a hurry to sell ASM2 or ASM3 would be my advice. It may take until 2023 for the dividend benefits to show but I think the funds are definitely worth holding on to for now. That may change of course but, for now, we choose to remain heavily invested in ASM2 and ASM3. And that's what just about everyone is currently doing. I know because i couldn't get even RM100 purchase for the past month or so.🤭This post has been edited by NF2M: May 11 2022, 04:11 PM |
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QUOTE(TOS @ Jun 2 2022, 02:34 PM) Thanks for the updates. Been waiting for this: What does the "perbelanjaan" consist of in this case?![]() The drawdown is 7 times more than last financial year. Note the "pendapatan dari PNB" line. About 107 million MYR of distributions came from the proprietary PNB fund. Last year none exists. As always, all ASNB ASM 1 unit holders can email them to ask for the full list of portfolio. Gonna see what foreign counters they are holding last year. |
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