Maybe he's scouting for underperformed fund. OSK GGF is below initial NAV.

China related funds are majority still under the water below initial NAV.

Young newly launched funds such as Aberdeen dual funds.

Looking for Kenanga growth / AMB Dividend Trust / OSK UOB Emerging Opp Trust or any other trust fund with above 10% return p.a.
EPF's 6.15% doesnt satisfy me..wakakaka

But I stil consider which I use cash investment and which EPF

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=2999

FSM promotion.

No more CHina FUnd.

MYR fund onli

Bro, move forward please. The link is old story.

Consider Hwang funds like HAQF and HSOF too.

Kenanga Growth
Hwang Select Opportunity
AMB Dividend Trust

3 award winners u also tak ngam

I'll revisit them after GE.

Any MYR fund - condition below/close to Inital NAV. I prefer worry less fund and like to see go up slowly not fund go down from peak.

DOnt like to chase high fund. Remind me PCSF.

OSK-UOB BIG CAP CHINA ENTERPRISE FUND is the only China fund that impressed me so far.

Yea...not bad

OMG u gave me idea for FAQ No. 2 for FSM thread

u cannot pick UT like picking stocks, NAV for UT is not a good indicator for picking a fund with potential

Correct sifu.

But i like BOND currently building my portfolio, when got cheap sale only switch to equity fund. Except PRS.

What i believe ASEAN now hot spot for Foreign FUND, anything will goreng up ASEAN stock for atleast 1-3 years.

My main focus at BOND and some to Reits or Highly yield dividend stock.


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ASEAN is one of top pick region during FSM seminar especially from CIMB.

Several ASEAN funds are doing pretty good like

PM PSEASF
OSK-UOB ASEAN
AmASEAN

the reason when Fund Manager said doing good, meanz start to be hot @peak NAV.

My look at FUND purchase SGX/Hang Seng USD currency stock?

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...0&if_height=667

Currently i spoted Hutchison Port Holding Trust in USD.

http://reitdata.com/

Anyone can comment share the view FUND holding such counter?

I have a very basic question but it keep me wondering. After we have built up our portfolio allocated based on various categories and regions, how do we maintain those percentage given the fluctuating nav? Do we top up as required to maintain percentage or switch from those fund making money to the lesser one to maintain percentage? Thanks for any insight on this.

You re balance once every 6 months or 1 year. You sell fund which exceed the % into fund which is below the %.

Example.

Start
Equity ex. MY - 70%
Bond ex MY - 30%

6 months later - equity outperform
Equity ex. MY - 80%
Bond ex MY - 20%

So you sell 10% of equity ex MY and put the proceeds to Bond ex. MY hence your fund is now balanced back to the start. OR you can top up the bond-ex MY with FRESH money and balanced back your fund to the same percentage.

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 8 2013, 10:25 AM

So we top up monthly and re-balance half/yearly. Final question .. when top up, do we buy those below % or all the funds in portfolio? Thanks.

When you top up monthly, you follow your target %.

When you re balance, you correct back the unequal amount to the target %, either by moving the funds or add fresh funds.

Monthly top up is separate from re balancing.

Hi Sifus,

Need some advice here. Which one is recommended among Aiman Growth Fund, AMB Dividend Trust Fund, HDBS Select opportunity fund, HDBS Asia Quantum Fund?

Thanks.