QUOTE(joekaifeng @ Nov 1 2011, 06:24 PM)
hi guys, i m comparing PSF and PEF using the latest quarterly fund review.
but i'm quite confused. hopefully you guys can help me...
here are some info:
PEF asset allocation:
3.33% - money market instruments & others
96.67% - equities
top 5 sector
financial 32.65%
communications 23.12%
consumer, cyclical 11.43%
industrial 10.22%
utilities 6.72%
top 5 holdings
PBB
CIMB
Tenaga
Telekom
RHB
PSF asset allocation:
3.05% - money market instruments & others
96.95% - equities
top 5 sectors
financial 33.80%
industrial 16.84%
consumer, non cyclical 11.23%
communications 9.61%
basic material 7.83%
top 5 holdings
PBB
CIMB
Petronas
Sime Darby
IOI
both fund's asset allocation are similar but i wonder why PEF is categorized as aggressive fund and PSF is moderate fund?
currently i'm holding PSF, and want to invest in PEF. Does this mean my portfolio overlap?
a few type of stocks,but i'm quite confused. hopefully you guys can help me...
here are some info:
PEF asset allocation:
3.33% - money market instruments & others
96.67% - equities
top 5 sector
financial 32.65%
communications 23.12%
consumer, cyclical 11.43%
industrial 10.22%
utilities 6.72%
top 5 holdings
PBB
CIMB
Tenaga
Telekom
RHB
PSF asset allocation:
3.05% - money market instruments & others
96.95% - equities
top 5 sectors
financial 33.80%
industrial 16.84%
consumer, non cyclical 11.23%
communications 9.61%
basic material 7.83%
top 5 holdings
PBB
CIMB
Petronas
Sime Darby
IOI
both fund's asset allocation are similar but i wonder why PEF is categorized as aggressive fund and PSF is moderate fund?
currently i'm holding PSF, and want to invest in PEF. Does this mean my portfolio overlap?
small cap - normaly penny stocks
middle cap - dividedns stocks,
big cap - dividends n growht stocks
http://pk31-tips.blogspot.com/2011/10/mark...on-matters.html
UT,
moderate - dividends n growht stocks, allocation for dividedns stock could more than others.
aggressive - dividedns stocks coluld be less than others.
the stocks holding can be found in reports.
http://www.publicmutual.com.my/OurProducts...tatementFS.aspx
eventhough both look similar in asselt allocation, but the investment objective is still diff. so, the holding stocks diff too.
PSF - long term capital appreciation, at the same time producing a reasonable level of income/dividedns.
PEF - capital growth through the aggressive selection of growth stocks from diversified economic sectors.
for ur portfolio, go to http://pk31-tips.blogspot.com/2011/09/how-...-portfolio.html
or, u can hv ur own formula for ur portfolio, its depends on ur risk tolerance.
Nov 1 2011, 11:30 PM

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