Excepted given recent market performance and sentiment.

are u holding this fund ?

Nope but I'm holding similar fund from other fund house.

chill... it'll bounce back up again.
i hope ! hahah..

Based on what stand?

Do you that Australian general election is coming? That could be another volatility factor for Australian equity.

China is slowing down with HSBC PMI in contraction zone for two consecutive months.

AUD is been pinned down with USD getting stronger and stronger. RBA at the same time is doing more easing policy.

I still keep my stand that it'll need more horse muscles to rebounce till its highest of year.

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 22 2013, 02:11 PM

PISEF is the clear winner this time round.

PFSF followed by PIDF followed by PDSF at a distance.

I read somewhere could be The Edge, that money is flowing from dividend play to smaller or mid cap rotation as risk appetite increases.

Xuzen

Even EPF is eyeing into mid cap!

from CIMB is it ?

Yes.

Sounds negative ..

hmm then, is it perform slightly better then PAUEF ?

That's relatively true. If China is not doing well, it'll definitely hurt Australian export.

If AUD is not reversing, it'll hurt the AUD on top of the easing from RBA.

FSM has downgraded Australia to 3 star IIRC.

I didn't do a comparison. I bought CIMB one because it has lower SC of <= 2.5% SC.

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 22 2013, 09:03 PM

In this sense China Funds and Australia Funds co-related, my PCSF, PFEPRF & PAUEF all heading south.

Btw how do you combine 2 quote into 1 reply ?

Well, China is the world 2nd largest economy after US.

China is facing credit crunch now.

The Chinese premiere is not planning for any easing that soon.

It'll be relatively "stagnant" for some time.

The Hong Kong property is not that great neither. There's some tighten measure going on.

Click on the "+QUOTE" button.

how come only 1 quote in my reply ya Dave ? I'd already press + quote for more than one reply still only this appear

This post has been edited by aoisky: Jun 22 2013, 09:11 PM

I switched into 3 of them earlier this month and last week.
PISEF was positive till yesterday.
PFSF dipped the most, nearly 5% loss.
PIDF dropped nearly 2%.

P.S. It is not an indicative of their past performance, only to show the loses due to time of entry. Guess the 2-3% difference will be immaterial in the final outcome when they all climb (or drop) 10 to 20%.

Select the quotes, before clicking "More Options" in the reply section.

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Not sure whether I got this right, it was a quick comment on CNBC.

Types of market dips:
Pullback - 5% to 10%
Correction - 10% to 20%
Bear - 20% to 30%

When will the market turn around? There's many opinions, so a solution is hedging the bets.

Place about 20% to 25% of your available betting money when the market dipped more than 7%, more than 15% and more than 25%.

Then lastly if the market still goes down, throw in the sink and stove?

This post has been edited by j.passing.by: Jun 25 2013, 01:10 PM

Nice information above here.I am searching this information from long time.

Is it coincidental that I transferred all my PFSF holding into PISEF early of June-2013? Or just plain superior portfolio management skillz?

Xuzen

Salute!

No perfect runs yet, still betting on some duds among the winners. Still have much to learn, and only able to mitigate this month's slide as best as I could.

Runs record so far this year:
Monthly Increment/Decrement; YTD.
Jan 2013 1.97% 1.97%
Feb 2013 2.32% 4.34%
Mar 2013 1.69% 6.10%
Apr 2013 0.97% 7.13%
May 2013 0.10% 7.23%
Jun 2013 -2.42% 4.64%

I think these last 3 days of June will provide a bit of boost to the negative percentage; since I incline to think that the fund managers will do some window dressing for the 2nd qtr. / half-year reports.

Cheers.

This post has been edited by j.passing.by: Jun 26 2013, 04:38 PM