Muscial chair? Such an abstract description, what does it mean?

You pumped into which fund?

So fast give up on your PFEPRF. It aged less than 3 months.

How could PFEPRF make any gain? It's NAV is still lower than 0.2636 (using 5.45% service charge). Cannot break even.

If his average cost is less than 0.2605 (as per Thursday closing price), he'll make a little profit or break even.

I think I'm using that initial price and provided that he didn't topup in between and only one or two SI have been performed. My average unit cost is 0.2637 and I'm still in lost of 1.21%

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.

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

You have to get an application form from PM office. Switching can be done to any fund even if you have no account with the switched in fund.


Since initial period roughly 2 years ago. PFES declared distribution few months ago. It used to be higher and PFES is also affected by US subprime crisis two to three months ago.

This post has been edited by David83: Sep 28 2007, 10:20 PM

I locked my profit once and I feel a little regretted of doing that. Perhaps too panicked.

To balance up my portfolio. Used to have PITTIKIAL and if I don't switch out that, I would be enjoying a very high return. Perhaps another mistake.

This post has been edited by David83: Sep 28 2007, 10:31 PM

Ha! Ha! That could explain why my PSBF is contributing a higher proportion. Locked my profit by switching out all my PITTIKIAL and roughly 50% of my PFES. Really big mistake!

You have a very good vision and prediction. Ha! Ha!

I'm putting a bet on PAIF. How I could outperform like its brother, PITTIKIAL.

I switched in from my bond fund in May 2007 and that explained why I don't have an impressive return. I wanted to buy this fund during its initial period but that time, I was still jobless and do not have much cash to spare.

I'm not agent for first.

I asked my agent and he said the new SEA fund will be like PFES and it will be a redundant to my portfolio.

Not much info I could dig from him. Perhaps some forumer in here who is an agent could post more details.

ASEAN market is relatively volatile after China. Perhaps PSEASF is good for aggresive player.

Emerging Asian markets will be China in the leading lead and then following by booming India and Vietnam. SEA market is very vulnerable to worldwide upset. Small news could create an economic havoc.

I'm thinking of switching some units from PSBF to PFEPRF. What you guys think?

Which fund would you suggest? PFEPRF is not a purely equity fund.

All the units in PSBF are loaded. PAIF has been up for the last two weeks. It may be expensive to go in now unless I could assure that the market will be still going up. NAV for PAIF is 0.3239 as of September 28.

I don't have a local fund because my favourite fund, PITTIKIAL has been closed for more than a year. That's the only local fund I have in my investment history with PM.

This post has been edited by David83: Sep 30 2007, 09:13 PM

My current plan:

1. Repurchase 50% of loaded units in PSBF and invest in PSEASF. Hope I could repurchase on time before the initial period ends. Repurchase has no additional charge right?
2. Switch the remaining loaded units in PSBF to PFEPRF.

It's new fund and I can't switch during the initial period. Well, I guess it has potential to grow.