buy sikit sikit, dont finished ur money 1 time.

Definitely once the price drop below your average buy price it is good to topup to average down, in the long run if you continuously do so, it is easier to gain profit.

i also understand that we're supposed to set a goal when we invest. Can someone explain this to me?

KLCI up 9 points at the moment.

Like this, you will be very busy buying already.. Haha.
Remember to set a strategy, don't sai lang everything.

Now u see it is cheap, down the road, it can be cheaper.

Then another few more months, even cheaper.

So best is, enter stage by stage.

For me, 'goal' is when you wanna repurchase back the fund!

Bigger goal should be a fund for your retirement or for your kids education!

May I know how one determine support/resistance line?
Sometimes when I read, its stated 1420, sometime 1415

This is just a technical rebound during a bear game..
Reverse gear is on already now
Riding down again Let's welcome 1399 soon

hmm.. i am planning to get the latest launch fund, PSEASF. but my agent fren ask me to take a more stable such as the small cap and the regular saving.. can gimme some suggestions?

You may red the comment here by David.

9 points up = how many % ar?

Spot on bro.
Visualization (PG18 for graphical goriness):
Bear food / victim is running like crazy, just managed to get slightly out of reach of the bear's claw for now,
AFTER being clawed and bitten 11%+ of body parts (ie. missing a hand and arm?)

Can the bear food / victim continue out running the bear
OR
Bear's claw / teeth going to get the fler again for another toe/finger/arm?


Closing 8.4 points up, but in % = 0.6% of KLCI nya

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Sep 21 2011, 08:15 PM

when u invest, u should have set a target profit to exit eg. 10 or 20% profit before sell it back. Lesson I learnt is that don't be too greedy and set your exit target clear. i keep my fund for few years where i can actually make profit out of it if I sell few months earlier, but now

If sell it (REPURCHASE) to Public Bank Account, got CHARGES ?

NO

Right. I think that is why i am lost. I invested blindly and kept on pumping in money every month. Right now I want to set it right, any advice?

sort only post by wongmunkeong and Bonescythe is a good start

When lost or in hole, stop and get your bearings first.
May i suggest back to basics?
Things like $ mgt, risk mgt, Asset Allocation, Target/Goal setting for investments (time horizon, how much per month/qtr/year to allocate to what & how much expecting returns on average yearly, Entries & Exits (how to execute all the above).

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Added on September 21, 2011, 9:17 pmKoinibler - hehe, dont lar "put me on table". Bonescythe lar, he's the sifu in equities and funds. I'm a "newbie" comparatively (with vivid imagination & visions, especially about bears & Jason from Fri13)

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Sep 21 2011, 09:17 PM

this is my investment strategy for my Public funds:

When the market is up: If the value of my fund is 15% > my investment cost, take profit and switch to bond funds. Will take profit every 15% on the way up.

When the market is down: Will invest more if the NAV is 8 - 10% down from the avg purchase price. Will top up every 8 - 10% on the way down.

Side way market: Just let the fund on auto cruise.

Is this strategy workable? Been using this method since '07.

I don't mind going back to basics. Does that mean I should sell all my units and only invest after studying?

which fund and how many yrs u invest this way, DDI?