Can u write proper sentence ar

Malaysian equity is doing pretty well with KLCI hits another record. Not a surprise for AmDynamic Bond to be stagnant.

How about just redeem it?

I also plan to sell part of my AmDynamic end of next week...

Going into equities...

Can't avoid like that. Not possible

AmDynamic Bond got significant holdings in toll operators

For that reason alone, I've just dumped about 1/6 of my AmDynamic Bond today, keep in Cash Management Fund

If PR takes over and KLSE crashes...gonna shopping there

AmDynamic Bond got significant holdings in toll operators

For that reason alone, I've just dumped about 1/6 of my AmDynamic Bond today, keep in Cash Management Fund

If PR takes over and KLSE crashes...gonna shopping there

AmDynamic bond fund has been closed,..if you dumped some of it, can you get back in next time??

I did transfer in from Ambank, Alliance and UOB. No problem at all, only certain bank will take longer time to transfer. Averagely need like 4-6 weeks.

OSK-UOB KidSave:
I've always felt that IF u have a capital large enough to construct a portfolio, why bother with having a Balanced Fund? U could do the "balancing" yourself. But nevertheless this is a time-tested winner.

CIMB-Principal Global Titans:
It's a Feeder Fund mainly focusing on global large cap big name stocks. If u have been following my posts, you'd know that I'm a big believer of having exposure in global big name stocks listed in US+Europe no matter how bad US and Europe economies look like. But one thing that kept me away from this fund is the difficulty I've had trying to gather information on the Target Funds. I want to know what are the underlying holdings of the Target Funds. Principal website is like a maze.  

Kenanga Growth:
The main man behind the past success of this fund has left to Eastspring Investments. It may not perform with similar success in the future. But heck, even if Chen Fan Fai did not go, who can guarantee that he can keep up the good work? It's your call, caveat emptor

AMB Dividend Trust:
Do u know that AMB delegates the management of this fund to HwangIM? Check the prospectus if u don't believe me. If I were u, I'd go for Hwang Select Dividend instead, at least I can switch between HwangIM funds for free. Intra switching mar

No comments about the rest, all are great funds

AmAsia Pacific REIT has high exposure of REITS in Australia and Singapore.

As of 31st March:

Australia 23.5%
Singapore 39.8%
Japan 18.5

Seems like it starts to jump into Japan instead of HK. Maybe it's a buying opportunity of Yen weakening and Japan equity is in high mood.

Alliance Global Equities
- 1/3 in developed markets, managed passively; 2/3 in Asian markets, actively managed
- strong performer
- but be careful of overexposure to Asian markets in your portfolio should u pick this fund

OSK-UOB Global Equity
- relatively low volatility as it focuses on dividend stocks
- as at 31 July its exposure is roughly 77% developed markets, balance in Asia/emerging markets

Eastspring Investments Global Leaders
- seeks out undervalued stocks that are (or have potential to be) their industry leaders
- about 80% in developed markets, overweight US (about 40%+) and Japan

Pacific Global Stars
- from what I read in its prospectus, its approach is more technical than fundamental (seeks stocks that have potential to outperform the market)
- weighting between developed markets and Asian markets is close to 50/50, so be careful of overexposure to Asian markets

Didn't u read Pacific Mutual's reply to my query on their recent drop? They replied that the underperformance is due their overweight in China stocks. They remain overweight China as they believe that it offers great value.