#metfus50

我觉得唯一可以买的马来西亚 ETF 是 METFUS50 (0827EA), 就是投资50家美国公司的股票，回报率平均每年 8.88%。年管费也大概0.66%。

先研究道琼斯美国泰坦50（METFUS50 / 0827EA）。

开马股交易账户

储蓄一些多余的钱，至少RM 5000 吧，越多越好。

存到多余的 RM 5000+ 了，转入交易账户。

去买 METFUS50 / 0827EA。

提出剩下的钱回去高利率银行户口。

（吉隆坡28日讯）由i-VCAP Management私人有限公司发行，首个以美元计价符合回教教义的交易型指数基金（ETF）MyETF-US50，今日于大马交易所上市。

开盘价为1.015美元，略高于每单位1美元的发售价。休市时，挂1.005美元，总交易量为11万7700。

MyETF Dow Jones US Titans 50，或简称为MyETF-US50，是该公司的第五个回教ETF，也是第一个以美元计价的符合回教教义证券，在本地股市完全以美元交易。

该ETF追踪包括苹果（Apple Inc）、微软（Microsoft Corp）、Facebook Inc、强生（Johnson & Johnson）和埃克森美孚（Exxon Mobile Corp）等50家美国蓝筹公司。

i-VCAP总执行长Khairi Shahrin Arief Baki在上市仪式后，向记者表示，该公司正在加大营销力度，以提高投资者对ETF的认知和兴趣。

“我们收到来自各方的正面回应，无论是机构还是散户，普通投资者和高净值投资者。但它对许多人来说仍是新事物，尽管已存在10年之久。”

该公司指出，首次认购期限中，仅1184万美元被认购，低于5000万美元的预期，这也是因为在首次公开发行前的一周，美国股市出现回调，令投资者转为谨慎。

i-VCAP主席Tun Haji Rosli Abdullah说：“但我们认为，国内ETF市场的增长趋势将跟随世界其他地区。大马投资于ETF的金额目前约为19亿令吉，每年增长率为4.4%。”

全球ETF总资产去年增加了36%，至4.8兆美元。

Khairi指出：“我们期待未来的智能投资顾问服务（robo-advisory）发展。这是全球ETF大幅增长的原因。因此，如果大马的智能投顾服务可在未来3至5年发展，这也将有助于ETF的交投。”

该公司计划在下半年推出3个ETF，聚焦于中国、东盟和国内市场。

i-VCAP由ValueCAP私人有限公司独资拥有，即由国库控股（Khazanah Nasional Bhd）、公务员退休基金局（KWAP）和国民投资机构（PNB）共同持有。

（吉隆坡18日讯）i-VCAP管理私人有限公司（简称i-VCAP）旗下的MyETF Dow Jones U.S. Titans 50呈上草拟招股书，寻求挂牌大马交易所主板，最多发出5亿个单位。

根据草拟招股书，初步发售价为每单位1美元（约4.08令吉），最低认购门槛为100个单位。

MyETF Dow Jones U.S. Titans 50是个符合回教教义的交易型指数基金（ETF），主要追踪美国纽约股票交易所和那斯达克指数的50大企业的表现，主要瞄准蓝筹股。

此ETF主要是为想要投资在流动金融市场的投资者所设计，适合寻求中期至长期，或是短期投资的投资者。

另外，想要多元化区域投资的投资者，能参与此基金。

初步估计，该ETF预计在明年2月28日挂牌。

e南洋: i-VCAP新ETF将发5亿单位 

KUALA LUMPUR: i-VCAP Management Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of ValueCap Sdn Bhd, launched its MyETF Dow Jones US Titans 50 (MyETF-US50) fund that will invest in Shariah-compliant top 50 blue chip counters in the US.

The fund is also the first US dollar denominated Islamic ETF to be listed on Bursa Malaysia.

"In Malaysia, there are currently nine ETFs, five of which are Shariah-compliant. But there has been an absence of Islamic US-centric funds that are publicly available, and that is about to change with our MyETF-US50," i-VCAP chief executive officer Khairi Shahrin Arief Baki said at the launch here today.

Khairi said the fund provides investors with immediate exposure into medium to long-term investment horizon in the companies of the Benchmark Index.

“Those looking for short term opportunities can arbitrage between the net asset value and the unit price trading prices,” he added.

Also present at the media briefing were i-VCAP chairman Rosli Abdullah and ValueCap managing director & group chief executive officer Sharifatu Laila Syed Ali.

Rosli said the MyETF-US50 will address the current investment appetite for Shariah-compliant US equities in US dollars. This new product is exempted from stamp duty.

ValueCap is owned by Khazanah Nasional Bhd, Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) (KWAP) and Permodalan Nasional Bhd.

An exchange traded fund (ETF) is similar to a mutual fund except that it can be bought and sold like a share as it is traded in real time on a stock exchange.

Like a unit trust, ETFs provide exposure to a basket of securities but incur lower fees as they are passively managed.

This fund brings the number of Shariah compliant ETFs in Malaysia to six and the tenth to be listed on Bursa Malaysia.

MyETF-US50 is an open-ended fund with an approved fund size of 500 million units, it is tentatively scheduled for listing on the Bursa Securities Market on February 28, 2018. It is the fifth in i-VCAP’s MyETF series.

The subscription period for the fund ends February 9, 2018 at US$1.00 per unit with a minimum subscription size of 100 units.

The MyETF-US50 is aimed at providing investment results that correspond to the performance of the benchmark index, the Dow Jones Islamic market US Titans 50, Khairi added.

Its Benchmark Index consists of the 50 largest Shariah-compliant US. companies by float-adjusted market capitalisation. Notable blue-chip companies include Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Facebook Inc, Johnson & Johnson and Exxon Mobil Corp.

The MyETF-US50 would further spark awareness among Malaysian investors on ETF as an asset class.

“Investment products such as ETFs are especially appealing within the current market environment as they can provide fair net investment returns because investors are not burdened by high charges and fees,” Khairi said.