This is not a new fund even FSM website doesn't have data at fund info page. You can view the fund datasheet to know its past performance.

3 New Funds Added For The Month Of August 2012!

1. AMDYNAMIC SUKUK
2. HWANG GLOBAL PROPERTY FUND
3. Fund: Hwang Asia Pacific (ex Japan) Infrastructure Fund

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2588

Well, the US real estate market seems like bottoming now. When it picks up, the fund may benefit from that.

Oh I see. Thanks for sharing the valuable even though painful experience.

My first fund was PITTIKAL.

Then, my first fund which caught me into blood bath was PCSF.

@Pink Spider, when you bought the REIT fund?

Malaysia Equity Funds At The Top In July 2012

The Fundsupermart Indices - All Equity advanced 1.8% month-to-date as at 31 July 2012. The top 5 funds were Malaysia and REITs funds; bottom 5 funds were an assortment of funds that included Malaysia funds too.

KEY POINTS:

1. FSMI Advanced 1.8% In July 2012
2. Top 5 Funds Were Malaysia And REITs Funds
3. Bottom 5 Funds Were An Assortment Of Funds That Included Malaysia Funds As Well

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2594

I noticed that too. I have lost 2% including 1% promotional service charge.

I put stop loss alert at 5%.

Malaysia: A Positive Month For All Sectors!

KEY POINTS:

1. Building materials sector gained 5.0% in July, mainly supported by Lafarge and Tasek.
2. Other cement producers are expected to follow the market leader, Lafarge, to increase their cement prices.
3. With production cost remaining stable as a result of lower fuel and energy costs, profit margins of cement producers are likely to expand as a result of the price increase.
4. The recent price surge in cement stocks suggests that investors are currently pricing in the potential of higher profit.
5. Technology sector was tagging on rising investors’ sentiment, edging up marginally by 0.5% in July 2012.
6. But, we remain cautious on the outlook for technology sector as a potential slowdown in global economy will dampen the sales of electrical and electronic products.
7. GDP for 2Q 2012 is going to be announced on 15 August 2012. The slowdown in manufacturing activities and weaker exports demand are likely to mitigate the growth momentum and cause a slower growth in 2Q 2012.
8. Based on Bloomberg consensus estimates, GDP for 2Q 2012 is expected to grow slower at 3.8% as compared with same quarter last year.
9. In terms of valuations, the estimated PE ratios for FBM KLCI are at 15.2X, 13.7X and 12.6X for 2012, 2013 and 2014 respectively (as at 3 August 2012), which are just marginally lower than its fair PE ratio of 16.0X.
10. In the near term, external headwinds from the European debt crisis as well as the uncertainties that may arise from the 13th General Election could create a short-term consolidation, especially given the strong recent run-up in the Malaysian market.
11. Our advice to investors: rebalance their portfolio and to consider switching some of their holdings into more attractive markets such as the Greater China region and South Korea.

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2610

I think the distribution reinvest is not added in yet!

OSK-UOB to increase Asian Income Fund size

URL: http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...icle/index_html

-2.09% including 1% service charge as of yesterday NAV.

Distribution of 2 cents was declared for financial year ends on 31st July.

For those who want to add Asian fund into portfolio:

Idea Of The Week: Profit From Yields In Asian Equities & Bonds With This Fund [10 Aug 12]


In this week's Idea Of The Week, we bring investors' attention to a balanced feeder fund which invests in the Asia Pacific excluding Japan region, namely the OSK-UOB Asian Income Fund. This fund aims to provide income and capital growth over the medium to long-term by investing in one target fund, i.e. the Schroder Asian Income. Since the OSK-UOB Asian Income Fund is a new fund, recently launched on 5 June 2012, we have decided to take a look at the Schroder Asian Income and highlight to investors 3 reasons why they should consider investing into the OSK-UOB Asian Income Fund.

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2618

Added AmAsia Pacific REIT fund.

New latest portfolio:

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Nearly complete my portfolio. Lastly to include a global or US based equity fund.

Definitely not RM 1k.

The amount in three funds in FSM are same which is not much as you guys think. Let's me disclose and not playing any guessing here.

It's RM 2k in AMD, OSK EMB and AMAP REIT.

Because my total amount invested in UT is not big as you and RM 2k in one fund makes the allocation big.

I may top up if price is attractive. I wanted to top up in AMD but it was closed.

I also consider to that too but depends on its performance. Will keep on monitoring it.

The reason that I'm buying lump sum for both OSK EMF and AMAP REIT is because of the 1% SC.

OSK EMF under promot and will end soon.

AMAP REIT is utilizing a token from referral.

No need to be so sophisticated like FSM.

First is just to divide your portfolio into bond/fixed income, balanced/mixed and equity funds.

Second, is just to divide them into local and offshore.