Great. For Malaysia equity, you can't go wrong with both Kenanga Growth Fund & Kenanga Syariah Growth Fund. One of the best performing fund in FSM 

Can buy thru banks also...

Same, 0% entry fee, 1% exit fee

Havin the idea of 'diversify' my investment, havin an UT agent nw & probably gonna trade some myself too   
If the fund recommended by agent doin well, band wagon ; do you guys think it's a good idea?

Engaging the agent reason is I'm still freshie to the market besides havin someone to help me manage it since I'd have less time monitoring them especially the aggressive funds 

"Distribution" is the most widely misunderstood aspect of Unit Trusts.

"Management fees" or any other fees already deducted from the NAV looks like the second most misunderstood aspect.

The net amount in your hand is all you need to worry about.

+100

1 "good" stat reported and it goes up and up
Next "bad" figure churned out and it goes kaboom
I'm numb already

yup, as i opines the global sentiment is artificially prep up and it's just matter of time when realities set in. Again, stocks are just cyclical movement(which is now toppish). it wouldnt forever go up and maintain there. it's really funny and weird following the global financial world, where statements from some 'dumbos' will change sentiments right away, then after a few days it changes again (and vice versa)

well, it's just me, i'm comfy with conservative stand now. and will switch in when i feel the time comes. again , it could work against/for me.

The whole world is a Ponzi...governments keep printing money, and the money has to go somewhere, right?

Been reading some blogs, some posts here for the past few days, got me thinking about the kaboom issue also, but I come to the conclusion that, "No Risk, No Gain". I'm comfortable with my Bonds 60/40 Equity allocation, come rain come shine.

Am going to email my IC and application form to FSM. Is it alright to cross out the IC and state for FSM only? Thx

Nice.. the discount is much more oomph than some magazines and free limited number of switching from ahem ahem

Moving my ancient Eastpring SmallCap into FSM now

Now it's time to invest in where? Bonds, syariah or blue chip equity? My company uses manulife for pension fund

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