U know, I know, everyone in Malaysia knows...we have EPF, PNB, LTAT etc and so many institutional investors holding it up

No REIT fund attracted my interest except for Alliance Global Diversified Property Fund...the rest mostly focused in Asia...

...which one attracted u?

I prefer to invest in local REITs IF I wanted to...Sunway REIT, upcoming IGB REIT

of course...REIT is traded just like shares...if u desperate for cash, u need to meet the buyers' highest bid price, whereas REIT funds the fund manager is obliged to buy back.

Not too comfortable with region-focused REIT fund...I prefer a more global one

me not master...masturxxxx saja I pandai

No one going to the FSM Seminar?

I'm working on Saturdays...else I would have went

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2541

Change of Target Fund for RHB Asian Total Return Fund

"RHB Asian Total Return Fund (RHBATRF) has changed its target fund from Schroder International Selection Fund Asian Bond Absolute Return (SISFAB) to United Asian Bond Fund (UABF)"

Something worth considering

But...2% SC...
The Target Fund SC=0% at Singapore FSM

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 21 2012, 11:19 AM

He said already, he's already North Asia (China, HK, Korea, Taiwan)-heavy...he wants more ASEAN exposure

U kena wait for a sealed letter with your 1st login password if I'm not mistaken...

Maybe they changed...I remember when I opened my account, they sent me a sealed letter with login password...

...or I dah nyanyuk

Still waiting for GE

cos auntie pasar gonna start buying in?

Yessir

Why, u wanna start buying SOF?

Already 3 days of slump...more to come?

US market seems to be bottoming...the Dow got a resitance somewhere 12,500 points...maybe u can consider to enter now and start doing DCA/VA.

Well, timing is always a gamble...

If they turn out to be merely "noises", Dow and S&P rally, then u wait for another round of "noises"?

My holdings of global equity funds still in the black...once they drop to red I will top up

Yes to 1 & 3, no to 2...I always not comfortable with sector-focused fund

An article worth reading...

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/boomers-n...dist=lcountdown

"As baby boomers continue to pull money out of the stock and real estate markets and move to bonds or cash, they are making yet another in a long list of financial mistakes."

The article is saying, being stock-averse is a mistake...many baby boomers are ploughing all their money in money market and fixed income...which won't beat inflation.

Penny stock is speculative play IMHO

For baby boomers, ppl who are nearing retirement age, blue chips/dividend play is the way to go...just my 1 sen worth of opinion

For US ppl, they have this 401K/IRA thingy (which I don't fully understand), just like our EPF? But they have the freedom to decide how and what to invest in...

The article is saying, better to invest in quality stocks than in mutual funds which incur management expenses. I do agree, when u have $XXX,XXX or even $X,XXX,XXX, owning quality/dividend stocks is better than buying mutual funds.

But for young ppl like us who are still growing their investment assets, mutual funds is still the way to go, due to cheaper entry cost and benefits of diversification.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 25 2012, 11:29 PM