Hi all, I have a question. Is buying unit trusts like buying other stocks? i.e. need to use a broker?
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QUOTE(gark @ Sep 25 2012, 01:33 PM) Yep Aberdeen Pacific is a good fund...I am vested. But no matter what don't rush to invest all in one shot, invest gradually and on dips. Rushing to invest blindly is surefire way to kill yourself. Currently invest in PNB's 1Malaysia scheme which so far gives average 6.5% pa. Izit worth to take it out and try the funds at fundsupermart?Added on September 25, 2012, 1:36 pm Just telling the reality mah.... market timers usually don't profit. Buy on valuations and fundamentals. If you invest in UT, read more on macro-economic and general valuation of the region you are buying. The managers have you covered on individual stocks, so you must see the big picture.  |
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