Forgot la, it's some big name investment sifu lar, entah Buffett or Gross or who liao

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Well, u want service, u gotta pay for it

Uncle Looi really free until doing in-depth research online

Yea lor, loss more than RM100 a day is painful nia for multi-thousandaires like us

yea I know 1 nite at pub easily more than that

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 29 2013, 05:18 PM

Tomorrow update NAV gonna be another ang ang red red day

Hang Seng and STI red, Europe also starting in red

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/home/aboutUs.tpl?

1) Started from Singapore. Pls visit FSM website to read
2) As above
3) FSM has NO AGENT
4) Profiting at rate of 6% p.a. annualised Whether u buy from FSM or bank or agent like PM, EVERYTHING is the same except for the Sales Charge

Maybe will top up AmAsia Pacific REITs...RM100

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 29 2013, 05:51 PM

Target | Current
OSK-UOB GEY 24% | 23.8%
Pacific GSF 12% | 12.1%

Cannot top up at the moment

Portfolio structure remains the same, performance-wise AmAsia Pacific REITs' IRR dropped drastically to 7%, that's all. The rest not much changed.

I'm considering to drop Eastspring Investments Asia Pacific Shariah in favour of Hwang Select Opportunity, waiting for either or both of these scenario to happen:
(1) Significant drop in China, Korea and Russia
(2) KLSE correction
then I'd intra switch all my units in EIAPS to EI Global Emerging Markets, and buy into Hwang Select Opportunity using cash.

But might change my mind if I can find more stocks to add on to my local stock portfolio, in which case I'd keep my UT portfolio unchanged to protect against over-exposure to Malaysian equities.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 29 2013, 09:15 PM

I bet it must be 1 lump sum, u did not top up on corrections.

FSM best with HLB, CIMB or MBB. Open an account with either of the 3 lo

Yeah, 28th valuation highest flyer
All other funds also flew, but I expect hell tomorrow when update NAV for today

Back in the old days before online UT investing when SCs range from 3-6%, ppl dun expect to profit within the first year or so. Don't expect wonders too soon.

diff ppl, diff preference. I'd top up on the laggards, and let the winners run. But always maintain my target allocation % for each fund.

6 mths 7%+, 12 months 20%+

U think it's a Ponzi meh...it has to fall a bit somehow...

4% ONLY

Back then during 2010/11, I'm seeing red in excess of 10%, some even up to 20%. Top up to re-balance when u see great disparity (e.g. Fund A +5%, Fund B -11%), your portfolio is still in order IMHO.

Patience...

Sometimes, overdoing is worse than doing nothing.

Just my 1 sen worth, caveat emptor

Unker Looi, GE was on 505, for the past 1 month, it started with large cap/blue chips rally, then small caps took over, hence the strong performance of HSAQ and OSK-UOB EOUT.

U already missed the pre-GE discount boat

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 30 2013, 12:00 AM

Brace yourself for 5PM today...red red red

It got me thinking...

In my equity portion, Hwang SAQ is a high flyer, no matter how hard I try to boost the "laggards", SAQ still managed to out-fly the rest. How ar

If continue like this, I'd be topping up the laggards every time

Unker already heart pain, dun la sembur more pepper on his wound

Top up top up

Japan and Sinkapo down, should be good to top up AmAsia Pac REITs

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 30 2013, 09:25 AM

Wah this calls for a very the complicated punya monitoring system

I only monitor this on portfolio level, e.g. I want my portfolio to grow 7% p.a., if it slows for a month, I'd top up.

My stock portfolio is a few months old already, later try to benchmark my portfolio against Kenanga Growth Fund see I can match them or not

IRR for my portfolio now...70%