QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Aug 9 2011, 05:04 PM)
You're welcomed.
Diagram? Venn diagram to inter-relate types of mutual funds to these 3 (4 if alternatives) Asset Categories? Hhehe - things get muddier when U get into Asset sub-Categories - eg. Stocks can be broken down into Finance, Service, Infra, Plantation, etc. That's just stocks. Properties & REITs can be broken down into sub-Categories of Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Healthcare, Plantation (nope, no Red Lights type

- this IS Malaysia ya know, not SG Geylang

)
Bwhhaha - who told U i dont buy REITs?
I just bought about... erm.. quite abit during the spike downwards. BSDREIT & ARREIT. Still waiting for ALAQAR KPJ (hospital) & SUNREIT to come to my trigger points

My main CASH investments are REITs and Properties (and a bit for trading + foreign focused funds) because EPF is for local equity funds, thus it's as good as buying stocks in Bursa. Asset Allocation man
FYI - EPF approved equity funds for now can only have a max of 30% of it's holdings in foreign stocks/bonds. Thus, i said buying EPF approved funds is nearly as good as getting into Bursa.
Sigh.. unlike yesteryears where we can choose to do Foreign focused funds with EPF. Supposedly saving us from ourselves wor EPF said <end of b****ing>.
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My Equity Funds / Total Equities Held (exREITs & Properties = 73.05%
Bond Funds / Total Fixed Income Held = 28.9%
Ah sorry I read it wrong again, u thought said u have equities exReilts&Props of 73.05% while the rest goes to bond funds and Fixed income when in fact u meant equity funds OVER total equities held. What's with my brain today not functioning properly
lol hmm it's not a venn diagram, it's a node-link diagram

some what like a family tree
By the way do u buy sg Reilts? the industrial reits have higher dividend payout,somewhere around 8-10% I heard it's tax free somemore, no need to discount the dividend by 10%