aiya i too slow ledi, already bought goldenlife today fund. Wait i breakeven then follow your portfolio.

Amdynamic performance good meh?

AmDynamic Bond is the best local performing bond and it's closed.

I bought thru EON/HLB, it's one of my 1st UTs. Basically I started in UTs with HwangIM, my 1st love lol

It's a 5-year close-ended fund, due to be closed coming August 2013. Back then in 2008 global financials kena selldown badly, it was an oppportune time to buy into financials.

caveat emptor

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 10 2013, 02:22 PM

oh that one, i misunderstand it with ambond. ya closed ledi, aiya....open one for me lar

PinkSpider bro...

what is caveat emptor ?

btw, i pick funds based on my educational knowledge, only practical (very bad). I'm astonished with geographical and selective exposures...like the one you showed.

I currently have

Kenanga growth (Malaysian equity) 25%
Emerging bond (donno what lai de, asia pacific bond?) 25%
Recently i got goldenlife (i think it's bond based as well, in malaysia) 50%

So......macam ini boleh on?

This post has been edited by alexkos: Mar 10 2013, 02:26 PM

U no study Economics at school? caveat emptor is Latin for "buyer beware", means I'm not responsible for any losses u might incur

I basically learn the Recommended Portfolios of FSM, then improvise a bit to suit my taste.

As for geographical allocation, I'm roughly mirrowing that of Alliance Global Equities Fund which feeds into Singapore-managed Fullerton Global Equities - 1/3 in G5 (US, UK, Germany, France, Japan) and 2/3 in Asia Ex-Japan. My target allocation is 30% in Developed Markets and 70% in Asia Ex-Japan + Emerging Markets.

Senang je, it's just like music, listen to the Masters, then create your own music.

Add: GoldenLife is a balanced fund...equities+bonds.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 10 2013, 02:34 PM

Still too new to comment on it

Add: Ooh it feeds into Hwang Select Asia Ex-Japan Opportunity, Hwang Select Opportunity and Hwang Select Bond, at 0% SALES CHARGE! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED then

But u must make sure that the money invested are for retirement, i.e. u won't need to premature withdraw. 8% tax penalty yo

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 10 2013, 05:24 PM

One of the Good performing PRS fund. Not bad at all.

The best so far I have seen is the CIMB Asia ex-Japan PRS.

Pls note that the above has not take into account the effect of sales charge.

Xuzen

...till recently where the bond market starts slow down. Lol.

PRS fund allows withdrawal at 8% tax penalty each.
Normal fund provides flexibility than PRS due to the charges.. no?

denon91 I edited my post

noted ya, the 8 % really killing

HWANG ASIA QUANTUM FUND

return v high, plan to throw all my money in.

all toufus pls advice

throw (gambling)
all (sai lang / show hand)
$?

U do know what they say about over-confidence & pride right?
"Sure win" was the thing about US properties too until...

Wong Seafood, u made my day

anyone invest in this new fund HWANG SGD INCOME FUND (MYR) ?

their sector allocation seem good (more than 50% bond) and YTD2.4

plan to buy some next month =)

about 100k
ahhhhhh im scared liao, but the return for 10 years is more than 100%, everyvyear also make money

u see them every year make money is history already.. doesnt mean tis year they will perform same, better or worst. It is still a high risk fund. u wan sai lang we also cannot how haha.. but don put all eggs in 1 basket, so not so risky, return maybe lower but when loss, u dont lose everything

You sure Hwang AQ already more than 10yrs?

ok tqvm for the advice