You got MPF too?

NAV update for 27/10/2020:

IPF: 1.0781 -> 1.0773 (-0.0008)
SIPF: 1.0311 -> 1.0305 (-0.0006)

3 options:

1. Stay invested with DCA
2. Do nothing
3. Move out

Your choice

NAV update for 28/10/2020:

IPF: 1.0773 -> 1.0763 (-0.0010)
SIPF: 1.0305 -> 1.0293 (-0.0012)

Virus surge steepens Malaysian yield curve before rate decision

(Oct 30): Malaysia’s yield curve reached the steepest in almost four years amid a surge in virus cases. Two local events next week — a policy meeting and budget announcement — may hasten the spread-widening trend.

Longer-dated yields have been climbing since August on concern the need for additional government spending to counter the pandemic will require greater issuance of longer-dated debt. At the same time, shorter-term yields are being pushed lower by expectations the central bank will cut interest rates again to support economic growth.

The spread between three- and 10-year yields widened to 88 basis points this week, the most since January 2017. The gap had been as narrow as 17 basis points in February before the global outbreak of the virus lead to a sell-off in risk assets.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/viru...e-rate-decision

NAV update for 30/10/2020:

IPF: 1.0763 -> 1.0772 (+0.0009)
SIPF: 1.0293 -> 1.0305 (+0.0012)

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Oct 30 2020, 08:57 PM

Can buy what now?
Candy wrapper, candy or roti canai?

Yesterday no problem.

NAV update for 2/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0773 -> 1.0777 (+0.0004)
SIPF: 1.0306 -> 1.0306 (no change)

NAV update for 3/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0777 -> 1.0769 (-0.0008)
SIPF: 1.0306 -> 1.0302 (-0.0004)

Alternatively can choose not to patron on the candy shop anymore!

NAV update for 4/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0769 -> 1.0741 (-0.0028)
SIPF: 1.0302 -> 1.0274 (-0.0028)

Ask the one who predicted the big drop.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Nov 5 2020, 12:45 PM

NAV update for 5/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0741 -> 1.0748 (+0.0007)
SIPF: 1.0274 -> 1.0276 (+0.0002)

Try the portal stated to below:

IFP & SIPF are investing into bond market.

NAV update for 6/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0748 -> 1.0757 (+0.0009)
SIPF: 1.0276 -> 1.0279 (+0.0003)

NAV update for 9/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0757 -> 1.0815 (+0.0058 / +0.53%)
SIPF: 1.0279 -> 1.0315 (+0.0036 / +0.35%)

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Nov 10 2020, 09:14 AM

When or what indicator to be considered as a good window?

Still clinging on it even though complained quite a lot?

NAV update for 11/11/2020:

IPF: 1.0791 -> 1.0787 (-0.0004)
SIPF: 1.0311 -> 1.0310 (-0.0001)