QUOTE(Jordy @ Sep 28 2007, 09:31 PM)
Oh, so what's your plan for PFEPRF..?
I'm now incurring a lost of 0.285% for it..
The next time its price increases, I'll breakeven and I'll switch it between my PIADF and PCSF..
These are my 2 top performing funds..
PIADF gave me a gain of 6.05% while PCSF gave me 10.61%..
And lets not forgetting my PBADF, with a gain of 6% which I'll repurchase when it hits 10% and divide it between PIADF and PCSF..
Mind to share your gain..?

I think that I'll just keep my PFEPRF since I didn't dump much in it and I have faith on it while still monitoring on it. PCSF is lucrative and I don't have an account on it. It's a high risk fund and I have missed the train. I don't think that I'll be considering it.
My simple rate of return of all my funds are:
PFES - 40.91%
PAIF - 6.88%
PFEPRF - -1.21%
PSBF - 3.36% (I want to reduce the portion with this and still scouting for a better local fund).
Might be considering to but the new South East Asia fund next month.
QUOTE(lelong1234 @ Sep 28 2007, 09:41 PM)
I from my total investment in PFEPRF i was losing abit less then RM50 only. This was because i made 2 topups when the price was lower, cant remember the exact price.
I didnt switch all my funds out of PFEPRF into PCSF. I switched about 3/5 of it. Coz i am a new investor, so i thought better to have two funds, that why i have greater exposure and abit less risky.
Btw, I switched it today before 3pm. Does that mean that i bought the units at the NAV listed at PM website today or is the one thats gona be on tomorrow? My agent told me earlier but i kinda forgotten.

How you switched? Tele-mutual or submit an application to PM office?