If it is your 2nd fund, maybe go for a large/mid cap fund. Below are 3 funds, which are also components of my portfolio model (look it up in this thread), and rated 4 stars by Morningstar.

Public Optimal Growth Fund
Public Islamic Select Enterprises Fund
Public Regular Savings Fund

Cheers.

What happened in the past had already past; you may use it to project into the future, but it is still a projection. Every projections into the future is speculation. Your own opinion and speculation into the future is as good as any financial or economy experts.

(And this is mutual funds we talking about... the fund manager can change its underlying stock holdings anytime, and any report of its holdings is already dated by the time it is published. Any deep insight you have in any particular share does not help...)

I would look into the bigger picture on the total financial plan (if any) and how the entire portfolio should be before arriving at a decision.

In the 1st place, I would not invest too much into any fund that I, will later on, feel the pressure to down-size it. Much had been said on building a portfolio in this thread and elsewhere... look them up.

If there is a fund that is consistently ranked number one year in year out, then go for the champion. Unfortunately, (from my amateur observations), funds in the same asset category tend to be ranked differently each year. Some years they performed better; other years, they underperformed.

Me, I buy both! I was restructuring the portfolio to have more local funds this year... switched some into PISEF in early Feb after it dipped in Jan, currently gaining 6.6%.... switched some into PIDF early this month after it dipped in May, now up 0.99% in less than a month. Yeah, enjoying some short-term fun... long term, who knows?

Cheers.

  My first fund was PDSF..