TQ bro

NAV for 7/9/2020:

IPF: 1.0941 (-0.0004)
SIPF: 1.0486 (-0.0002)

Yoyo again
Up down up down
I will buy some today hoping tomorrow down 👇

@TS - sell today?

as i said before, no need to ask me everytime
i have shared it before and if you want can follow but it should be based on own will to buy/redeem

NAV for 8/9/2020:

IPF: 1.0933 (-0.0008)
SIPF: 1.0479 (-0.0007)

thanks bro - i masuk a bit yesterday, today gonna masuk abit more

I thought you wanted to sell.

Lure of Malaysia’s high-yield bonds



PETALING JAYA: Malaysian government bonds, which are among the higher-yielding ones in the region, will continue to attract foreign interest in the medium term.

This trend will also be backed by improving sentiment as economic activities continue to rebound, while global liquidity remains high, analysts say.

A bond trader with a local brokerage pointed out that the US Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates near zero for a longer period, plus the prospect of a weakening US dollar, should benefit Asian bonds, which offer better returns.

“Suppressed yields on US Treasury bonds will drive demand for Asian government debts.

“And Malaysian local government bonds will benefit as they are among higher-yielding ones, ” the trader told StarBiz.

More at: https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...igh-yield-bonds

if good yield then make sure give us good dividend

bond, unit trust is distribution not dividend, it mean not much.. like left hand give to right hand only. give u distribution next day the NAV drop to the same value they give u. OK la, the unit become abit more but if later drop also drop more.

bond, unit trust is distribution not dividend, it mean not much.. like left hand give to right hand only. give u distribution next day the NAV drop to the same value they give u. OK la, the unit become abit more but if later drop also drop more.

Explained to him many many times by many many people but apparently he seems like not listening; left ear in, right ear out.

lol ok sorry din know already explained alot of times.. but i can say la.. distribution can be good if the particular fund is performing well, cos NAV drop, but u have more unit then ur NAV naik faster then ur total amount naik faster. cos ultimately we want to see is yearly return.. actually not too much of a big deal, distribution amount arent too big to begin with.

NAV for 9/9/2020:

IPF: 1.0949 (+0.0016)
SIPF: 1.0487 (+0.0008)

dono OPR will drop today or not....

Mixed but likely to remain based on data that showed some recovery in economy sector.

Malaysia May Hold Key Rate as Economy Recovers: Decision Guide
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/202...-decision-guide

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Sep 10 2020, 09:30 AM

but some analyse say will drop this round.... half half

If OPR remained, might draw less investor in bond fund although the volume of Opus Income Plus Fund has been on the rise (vol 35.142 as at 8/9/20).
https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/OPUSIPF:MK

That's why I said "mixed".
Some said will cut, some said will remain at current.

OPR — How low can you go?
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-low-can-you-go