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Wow, Hwang Asia Quantum Fund is performing outstanding result.
It's almost 11% profit d.
Guys, what would you do if you was I.
Buy high now Or wait until it drop?
Now my current investment on this fund just RM 1K.
Occupied 8% in my entire portfolio.

Wow, Hwang Asia Quantum Fund is performing outstanding result.
It's almost 11% profit d.
Guys, what would you do if you was I.
Buy high now Or wait until it drop?
Now my current investment on this fund just RM 1K.
Occupied 8% in my entire portfolio.

Mine at 3.05% simple return..

I will top up my portfolio as a whole, which currently is

2/3 in Asia Pacific + GEM equity
1/3 in global equity

In the 2/3, 43% is EI GEM, 21% in AmAsia Pac REITs, 21% in Hwang AQ and 14% in EI Equity Income (MYR equity fund)

In the 1/3 I have OSK-UOB Global Equity Yield, plan to add on Pacific Global Stars.

E.g. when I top up RM100 in AmAPAC REITs, I will make sure to top up RM100 to Hwang AQ and RM200 to EI GEM.

Apa GEM fund?

Haha, then do you plan to top up at this moment?

HK and Singapore keep on climbing and climbing, I won't top up AQ until I see them taking a breather. The market really needs some troubling news from The US of A.

haha.. you want it to drop how many % just want to enter?

Im not investment savvy, currently only hold reits , fd and small amount of ut which handled by bank agent..

Im wondering, if i open account in sfm, can i see my ut which i bought at the bank?

Dividend mari pulak

Watch the space in FSM thread, I'm typing it now

And that day at FSM "Lou Sang" dinner the CEO of AMB talked of something along this line, "...we decided to reward investors with a dividend..." I almost wanna start a debate with her

Silver and above, i.e. amount invested above RM50,000

Ah.. Cant wait for market to open tomorrow!

Thanks sifu. I am looking to try with about 1000 unit each first just to get experience before doing it so in a higher amount

Bolded item - sure boh bro/sis?

hm.. most (not all) unit trust agents dont know kaka when i poke them for:
a. details (sharpe ratio, CAGR of moving 3/5/10 years & why such drastic differences)
b. and methodologies (especially DCA vs others in different scenarios / environment vs lump sum asset allocation - heck even the concept of asset allocation)

Just sharing:
Franklin Templeton Malaysia is in MY (er.. i may be late to the game, this is news to me )
http://www.franklintempleton.my/en_MY/institutional/home