No wor.. but super volatile..

Traded shares : Min 50% max 95%
Bond : Min 5% Max 50%

Seems like semi- balanced fund... morningstar give it low-moderate risk profile..

Ya lor.. balanced fund, with this kind of votality and those gains.... I wondering should I buy?

http://www.panin-am.co.id/PaninDanaMaksimaPerf.aspx

http://oap.morningstar.com/ap/quicktake/ov...ivetab=Overview

Sifu please advice...

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 13 2013, 12:51 PM

Good fund performance right?

Ya But Malaysia don't have such finds eh.... if got kaya liao.

So? Can buy ah?

The UT office is just a short drive away...

Thinking of opening account... hehehe

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 13 2013, 12:59 PM

Skeptical? Read further...

I think how good stock trading also cannot beat this UT 300% gain in 5 years...5000% gain in 16 years...average annualized gain is 26% p.a.

1 million = RM 315 nia...

Anyone want to tumpang buy? Use my name...

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 13 2013, 01:05 PM

U mean hedge funds? Need to be accredited investor.. minimum 1 mil USD. Sinkapor also got...

Madoff also run a hedge fund...

No need to think so much. Buy money market fund, guaranteed satisfaction.

Try telling that to the gold bugs... they will give you 1001 reasons gold is not a piece of rock...

If I want to give the two hunk of yellowish bulk to you.. you don't want?

Hah! SC following MAS rules, indemnifying themselves if investor lose money, you sign your fault.

MAS one crazy, either must own dip/degree in investment/finance only can buy UT OR trade UT more than 6 times per year OR take assessment test.

If fail cannot buy UT and have to sell off all UT within 90 days. All UT lol, including bonds..

Usually to pass i trade UT 6 times just before my assessment expire.

Stupid regulation if you ask me... BUT licensed agent can buy sell for you even if you fail.. just cannot DIY.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 18 2013, 01:59 PM

Why not? Single country fund is sometimes useful to tap temporary out performance... I hold single country fund in my non-core portfolio. Core portfolio like asia ex japan, global, bonds etc remains the same at current allocation.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 26 2013, 12:53 PM

For me i maintain a 80% core portfolio of UT which is a more or less permanent allocation in equities, bonds etc similar to most portfolio which I re balance yearly. For the 20% non core, the holdings will be changing according to the relative performance of funds, which could be single country, commodities and other types of UT.

For example I hold 30% of my total portfolio (core) is Asia Pacific ex Japan, but I think that Indonesia can grow faster then the regional, then perhaps I take 5% in portfolio (non core) specific country to boost the overall returns. Later if Indonesia have less future performance, I might switch the 5% to Philippines for example. All the while I maintain a constant regional exposure to the region in my core portfolio.

Now the market, buy any rubbish will also go up.. but the question is how long will the rally last... ?

Some stock has jumped >50% in the past 1 week...really like casino.

This post has been edited by gark: May 15 2013, 12:55 PM