You guys talking about this?

Itu pak cik tau Malay?

Mum messaged me say need urgent money for paying lawyer fees. Today prepare money, then she message no need already, deducted from loan lalala.. gonna dump all of it into UTs then.

My equity funds

42.07% CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
8.41% Eastspring Investments Equity Income Fund
49.50% Pacific Global Stars Fund

Planning on getting other equity fund. CIS april fund choice ok ar? CIMB APDIF and PGSF both also have high % of investment in HK, SG. Getting HAQF means I focus more on HK, SG also?

Soli ar, still noobish.

I do have GEM fund, currently sitting at 5% of total portfolio.

I follow according to FSM allocation mah, apparently it is categorized in Fixed Income
OSK-UOB Emerging Markets Bond Fund

Because today sudden drop mah. I was like o.O when I checked earlier after work. Then again they never say anything bout dividend distribution even in their own website.

I bought HAQ on april 4. Now sc promotion. Haiz. I need go bang wall

Everyone is staying away from fund related to Malaysia due to hoohaa upcoming GE but is it advisable to invest in equity fund that has 30% Malaysia exposure?

First state singapore growth fund

gark gark, what's your portfolio at sg or fund that is not available in msia

Thats what I thought too. Can see their difference in terms of performance. Aberdeen malaysia equity too =x

Then again min initial investment is high and also subsequent.. sad.

PGSF almost double red digits

For the first 6 months, RSP sales charge are capped at 1% for funds that are listed in RSP Plan

This month "dry" already due to investing in SG.

Wahh I don't know I am suay or not, always in when the NAV is high, once purchase, next day drop.

Then again, like you mentioned what really counts would be the no. of units held and NAV price.

So when market low, try to buy so that can reduce the average cost per unit? i think haha

Regular savings plan encik. RSP, not PRS. lol

Let's take OSK-UOB SMART BALANCED FUND VS AMBALANCED.

OUSBF has lower risk-adjusted return, (meaning can't hold up well in rally market?) and more volatile (larger NAV price swing) compared to AmBalanced.

Furthermore, OUSBF generates lesser returns by 1.2% compared to Ambalanced and it is not worth to invest in OUSBF due to higher volatilty. Conclusion, go for Ambalanced?


P.S Learning process, tutorial on saturday night about unit trust


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I topped up 1 day before their promotion. Need wait next month hehe.

P.s asia pac ex jap and emerging market still undervalue? Consider to focus both areas more


This post has been edited by jerrymax: Apr 14 2013, 07:43 PM

This few days red red day?