The NAV was RM1 in Oct 2010, and it's now RM2.96. A compounded annual return of 18% for NAV. How about return of share price if you bought at the lowest at RM1.30 in Oct 2008 and hold long term until now at RM2.38? Share price appreciation at a CAGR 20% in 4 years. You did not buy at 4 years ago so you are not long term enough to enjoy this CARG of at least 18% or more to 20%. I am sorry you arse is fried .

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Added on November 4, 2012, 3:58 pm
I am seeing a naive one .

The life span of the fund till 2020, so I have 8 more years to wait with a CAGR 18% for NAV and possible it will reach at RM8 to RM10. Indeed it is stated in the prospectus of the fund is for long term.

Initially you are arguing you want long term return but ICAP does not deliver good long term return to work your ass out, and now you said you want to sell in short term, so what do you want? Long term or short term? Clear your mind first before you start to talk. By they way, does troll has ass at the back? May be he got one in front at the mouth and no wonder when he talks his breath sting.

True (also higher fees btw). That's why i was pointing out to merger that you can't compare point-to-point return just like that without taking into account the dividend from PBBank