QUOTE(tan_aniki @ Jun 30 2020, 03:43 PM)
Now they show the list of campaigns that they have.https://touch.opusasset.com/CampaignList/
And each campaign winner are announced in the campaign list.
Opus Touch, Self-Service UT Platform
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QUOTE(tan_aniki @ Jun 30 2020, 03:43 PM) Now they show the list of campaigns that they have.https://touch.opusasset.com/CampaignList/ And each campaign winner are announced in the campaign list. |
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Jul 6 2020, 02:21 PM
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QUOTE(Dexter @ Jul 6 2020, 01:37 PM) Ok. I'll rewrite in such way, "Opus is having issue on interaction with Boost during payment stage,". It caused missing base coin after payment is deem completed at both side. I don't know why Boost not giving base coin for this Opus transaction until I contacted Boost CS. They admitted their issue. I faced the same experience, I tried my first activated Opus Mission at Boost, it didn't complete and didn't give me the base coins. Then i lodge a report to Boost, it was resolved immediately and the mission was completed and got back my base coins. I tried few more times later without issues, got my base coins and instantly complete the mission. I did this after Boost clarified they have resolved the mission problem.To confirm my account is not having 'soft-ban' those issue, I repeated another trnx with Opus again on same day, but base coins is rewarded. I also don't know in what situation Boost will not reward base-coin, but I know shake coins is always giving randomly. If one day Boost decided not to give coins for Opus as merchant, I'll not be surprise. As someone reported this missing coins, I was a bit into paying extra attention ... to Boost's behavior. |
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Jul 17 2020, 01:58 PM
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Jul 20 2020, 11:16 AM
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Jul 20 2020, 11:17 AM
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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 20 2020, 11:08 AM) i just spoken to customer service here is the info: Uncle account once approved, can go to the side menu -> Transaction ->Invest Now, then can see other 4 funds.1. register that time can choose 2 fund 2. when put money inside account approve can see only your selected fund 3. move to accepted for processing status continue to see 1 fund 4. once the money is invested can see 4 funds hebat system kan But if uncle is looking for medium and long term low risk investment, I suggest IPF and SIPF. If very conservative then can consider MPF and SSTLRAF. |
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QUOTE(tan_aniki @ Jul 21 2020, 10:12 AM) you can view all the transaction history with time stamp Agreed. That's why for new investors they suggest IPF and SIPF.believe me, once you addicted to IPF, you won't put money into MPF QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 21 2020, 10:18 AM) uncle still dont know what is IPF vs MPF Uncle, IPF is for medium to long term investment, you can always checkout their website to download the fund factsheet or call their customer services to explain to you, i think they are quite helpful and more than willing to share with uncle the difference.all i know is IPF higher risk MPF lower risk that is all i know so i put in both 10k each la then come back after 1 to 2 years to see see look look I personally put both before, MPF is rather safe is just slightly better than FD rate, but FD although higher risk, but looking at their credit profile and sectors allocation in fund fact sheet, most of the holdings are quite liquid. As at June, the portfolio yield for IPF is 3.4%, MPF is 2.5%. meaning to say the bond holdings that they had in the portfolio, without any movement and they hold it till maturity then that's the yield you may gain from the investment. But uncle has to understand, higher risk, higher return or higher loss. That's the main difference from my point of view. |
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 22 2020, 11:41 AM) QUOTE(ironman16 @ Jul 22 2020, 11:53 AM) QUOTE(tan_aniki @ Jul 22 2020, 12:01 PM) Exactly la. People being kind and update here, then comment on people's good effort and take it for granted.He is really trying to help out everyone here and is also easy to get info here no need purposely go to website to check out the price sometimes. Must thanks to his effort. |
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QUOTE(GrumpyNooby @ Jul 21 2020, 09:35 AM) IPF: 1.0849 (+0.0009)SIPF: 1.0394 (+0.0008) MPF: 1.0055 (+0.0001) Today help GrumpyNooby to update. Hopefully he is back to help to update. Thanks Grumpy. dont be grumpy because of people's bad comment. Some of us really appreciate your update here. aleyna58 liked this post
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QUOTE(GrumpyNooby @ Jul 22 2020, 01:58 PM) It's not about that. Don't be sad. We really love your genuine intention. Just continue to help the LYN Touch community. Appreciate that. Seriously.People is accusing me as cheater for post count increase. With that, I'm no longer be posting daily NAV even I do login to Opus Touch on daily basis to update my spreadsheet. |
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 23 2020, 09:20 PM) QUOTE(T231H @ Jul 23 2020, 09:34 PM) since the limitation is usually by % example:,... 1) The value of the Fund’s investments in fixed income securities issued by any one group of companies must not exceed 30% of the Fund’s NAV. 2) The value of the Fund’s placement in deposits with any single institution must not exceed 20% of the NAV of the Fund. thus having 24 million or 240 million fund size not same scenario when 1 bond default? will it impact be the same since it is by % of NAV? If a 24 million fund had a high potential default bond exposure of 2.4 million (10%), as compare to a bond fund which has 240 million fund size but 48 million (20%) exposure of potential default bond, what is the impact? Fund size does matter, I agree with that, but still back to underlying assets that they invest into. Is a bit unfair to keep commenting about defaulting bonds while you can't provide actual facts that is there really defaulted bond in it? I think earlier also i highlighted look at the credit profile in fund fact sheet, it will give u a better view how is the quality of the bonds are and what exposure is it in the funds. |
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 23 2020, 09:53 PM) In theory when u look yes it is but if u look back as bond default case then it will be different, u can try check amdyamic its bond default impact compare to other bond fund QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 24 2020, 09:29 AM) Can you share a little bit on which fund is kena default drop till gila gila? Or totally become zero value? Uncle, I have no idea which one as I never experience investing in such fund yet and I hope I am not so unlucky, I am poor guy and looking for consistent return only. But according to MNet, he may be experienced before with AmDynamic Fund, may be he can help to explain a bit what happened. |
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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 27 2020, 10:29 AM) Question: Deposit vs when to reflect in account? Yes Uncle.I am a little puzzle on deposit vs when it will reflect system say cut off 4PM so i can deposite before 4PM today and tomorrow morning 9AM will reflect? If before 4pm, you will get your money process with today's NAV price. It will reflect and processed by the next business day morning. |
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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 27 2020, 11:08 AM) so i should just leave my money inside my bank on Saturday and Sunday and only DCA during monday morning Ya. Can say so.can earn few cents in interest over the weekend i ask this because i did experiment transfer some money from Thursday morning RM100, Friday morning RM100, Saturday morning RM100, Sunday Morning RM100 i only have RM200 reflected Usually for me, I would deposit on Friday before 4pm if i want to. Because without any movement, the accrued interest from bonds would reflect on Monday price. Saturday, Sunday is a non-business day so no difference if you put in money at Monday morning. |
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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ Jul 27 2020, 12:01 PM) there is a word in hokkie say "not everyday is sunday" Uncle, if your FD money is not urgently needed to be used, for middle to long term Income Fund is the answer. From the performance chart you can see over long run it always outbeat FD rate.means not everyday it will go up it will come down also ma anyway i still new to this OPUS just weekly 1k until 10k saja then stop and see see look look before commit any further some FD maturing over in middle of August so if things looks good in OPUS will put more till 50k If your FD money is urgently needed to use, then you can put into MPF, lower risk, and so far even during March i think it has very minimum impact, at most 0% return. |
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