Let me guess - U loggin in from office? Where yr IT ppl has setup a load balancer?


FSM's system can't handle it the last i tried - multiple IPs while "keeping the same password token".

Hwang investments does not accept RSP? How come I see some hwang funds can start as low as RM100

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/commu...pid=0078&page=1

oh kk.. i reload the page try again can edi.. very weird haha.. i access from home tho..

Unexpectedly this thread is silent whole day today. lol.

What do you guys think about ? Are these funds a good investment? I am considering adding them to my portfolio

1, AMASEAN Equity
2, Aberdeen Islamic Malaysia Equity
3, Aberdeen Islamic Global

All Shahriah are flavour?

btw since u said that cheaper NAV doesnt not determine the best time to enter market, what is the consideration to enter market? what r the variables before entering the market?

i really interested to go for aberdeen since the managmnt same like in fsm sg,but wince the risk also high 8 and 9
must just go to aberdeen in sg,proven track for yearss aldy..

Yes. I only do Shariah funds.

In term of geographical coverage, it has everything exclude not much coverage in Asia Pacific or Asia Pacific ex Japan but you have ASEAN.

The Aberdeen funds are still new and hard to give any comment on their performance.

If u are looking at China fund, u buy when Shanghai index and Hang Seng China Enterprises index are low.

US fund? When Dow and S&P 500 are low.

Emerging Markets? When MSCI EM index is low.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 13 2013, 09:08 PM

I plan to buy OSK china big cap fund & a little bit of Hwang AQF...is it the right timing to go into it since Hang Seng Index and shang hai index drop quite alot...

ShangHai 3 years low P/E 12.xx

Dow all time high P/E 14.xx

Shanghai going down, Dow creeping higher, but when Dow falls, Shanghai also "follow sentiment" and falls

yeah tomorrow can get RSP edi.. then i terminate it then i can top up those funds anytime haha.. only can top up at 15th is too long.. cannot tahan, money come in end of month, at 15th oledi use half liao lol..

This post has been edited by ben3003: Mar 14 2013, 10:37 AM

Short term investor probably cannot stand the volatility of shanghai market. But over the next 3 or 5 years, should be able to perform. Otherwise, we will see shanghai labelled as 6-8years low.

Don't terminate too soon...later their Internal Audit/System spot it...terminate only after 1-2 weeks

We invest for long-term, we're not trading

So long as its going sideways, good to slowly buy in bits by bits

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Mar 14 2013, 11:17 AM

Guys, an interesting observation of Shanghai index...

Imminent breakout?

Took me a while to google cup & handle definition. Hopefully it is time to fly.
Today xi jin ping officially announced as president.

ok ok slowly terminate 1 by 1 haha.. i only terminate if i feel like i wan add extra money to that particular fund tho..

This post has been edited by ben3003: Mar 14 2013, 12:53 PM

As usual, caveat emptor, kalau rugi jangan cari saya