It's been moving sideways in recent weeks. I've this feeling that we bought in at its peak

ha... hanging there for a while already. actually i should say we are chasing it.. went up to almost 23% from initial launch, then jump in and buy. BUT.. think long term bro, long term....

Yes, long-term its an attractive one. Esp with its heavy Australian and Singapore weighting.

But, should KLCI remain at 1620 territory today, I'm blasting away my 1st batch ammo on Hwang Select Opportunity Fund later
2nd batch, pre-GE crash

Dont blast so fast la... not dropping enough yet. Save your ammo... If you want to lock profit, then ok la..

My ammo for malaysian equities sitting there gathering dust for dunno how long already

Not really dust la actually, getting 3.4% p.a. from AmIncome Plus

even kparam of PM thread also keep suggesting ppl to buy bonds, hold off from MYR equities

this 2 weeks, most bond funds except for AmDynamic Bond is moving sideways

should listen to kparam also... before GE. 3.4% is still better than you blast now, when GE time maybe drop like 10%. Need sometime to recover back lei.. timing timing..

AmDynamic also drop a bit last week. This week pick up back... hopefully can go up more la.

EM bond also side ways... up down up down up down...

Tangan gatal nak click the "Buy" icon

Think wanna top up OSK-UOB EMBF but bond % in my portfolio is already way too high...72%

Maybe buy Hwang Select Bond Fund? 1.5% SC Asian bond fund, but the SC can be transferred to HSOF when I switch, partially offset the 2% SC...

you are right.. the BUY button can be alluring everytime log into Fundsupermart. The process is way to easy and smooth to buy in...

U better ask more opinion la, Wong Seafood ka, Kparam ka... I only can say, hold on to you ammo first.

Ok, 3PM already, cannot buy today. Back to work

Haha.. Later tomorrow your hand gatal again....

better go for bond funds for timing as temp parking. unless DDI in equities. my opinion only.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/highlights/...-expensive.html

if still gatal gatal.. 50% - 50% lah. both side will work in any trends.

I had that in mind too...

1st, buy minimum initial purchase i.e. RM1K into bond fund
Then, switch half i.e. RM500 into equity fund
Subsequently, top up monthly while keeping the proportion at 50/50

U think that could work in the current environment?

Lately my portfolio performance very stagnant. Hardly up, hardly down. Want to buy, but there is no buying opportunity. KLCi hovering around 16xx quite stable. Bond very slow. Inflation start to kill.

Share your portfolio...what funds u carry and in what proportion? Mine doing okay...annualised returns of 5% since 2008 in spite of crazy losses during 2010/11 when I got too aggressive at the wrong time.

Agree on future opportunities though...KLCI stable, US/Europe peaking. Asia Ex-Japan and GEM valuation still below average though...

So, u parking at Cash Management Fund now?

85% bond 15% equity. Been in this position since april. Annualized 8-10p.a% since 2010 due to pure luck. Plus last year september until this year january rally help a little. Regret didnt hentam much during klci 13xx.

Funds mostly from PM. The rest amdynamic bond, asw2020. Return this year since january thr figures not bad la. 50% toward my goal lol but count by percentage, only around 5% too. my public strategic bond lags.

8-10% and you're complaining

So, where are u placing your excess funds now?

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 21 2012, 10:38 AM

Mostly still in bond. But then gathering cash since last month. Hopefully can gather around 100k before election. That would be my first batch ammo. Bonds are secondary ammos and will be divided into 2-3 buying phases. I dont want to be too diversified.

8-10% consider average only. If you bumi can park asb easily that amount .

This post has been edited by mois: Sep 21 2012, 10:50 AM

Are you 85 y/o Mois? Why 85% in Fixed Income? Why so conservative?

You are missing in opportunity cost leh!

Xuzen

You are assuming that all investors know how to invest to ensure they will be better off in the long term with equities, and/or they have the risk appetite willing to accept up/downs that equities can and will bring.

In reality, that's not the case.

Hi Kenanga Growth Fund investors,

Anyone here coming to dine with Fund Manager: Chen Fan Fai of Kenanga Investors Berhad next Thursday @FSM Office?