The fund objective is to generate a consistent min return of 8% p.a.

It was quite. Before the recent minor slump, ROI was on track to around 2%.

But still long way to go to hit 0.65xx level.

What is your average unit cost?

Mine is 0.5679 since August 2012.

Registered and hopefully can attend.

What fund and which bank?

REIT fund lovers, we have a new REIT fund from AmInvestment:

AmInvest upbeat on new REIT fund

KUALA LUMPUR: The new real estate investment trust (REIT) fund, AmAsia Pacific REITs Plus, is projected to rake in RM400mil sales over the next three months.

Details: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...n-3-months.aspx

“The key difference (from AmAsia Pacific REITs) is you can invest up to 100% in REITs counter under this new fund and have the flexibility of investing up to 30% in property equities,” explained Ng.

I cannot understand this statement.

Because it has high proportion into North Asian equity. Most of the North Asian market excluding Japan is underperformed and attractive PE.

Personally I don't like China or North Asian.

I still put my bet on ASEAN.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 6 2013, 08:17 PM

I have been eyeing on those two but no opportunity to buy them as the volatility is pretty violent lately.

I can buy Hwang Select Asia Opportunity at last!

Discounted SC @ 1%

I don't have any Hwang funds.

CIS Fund Choice: Alliance Global Equities Fund

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=3609

Nice article on REITs:

REITs Deepening Bond Losses as Leverage Forces Sales

URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-07-10/r...rces-sales.html

PR got CPF?

Topped up RM 250 in CIMB Asia Pacific Income Fund.

CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund: -2.39% ROI
OSK-UOB EMB: 3.40% ROI

A lot of people have misinterpreted Uncle Ben's message.

He just said that there's a likelihood of tapering the current asset purchase pace (meaning reducing the monthly amount) provided that the US economy is growing according to his expectation and at the same time, the unemployment situation improves according to his plan. With that, there could be a chance to END the asset purchase programme as early as by end of 2014. This was the original key note from June FOMC meeting.

Thursday's FOMC meeting concluded a division in the members of supporting and opposing the taper but Uncle Ben's personal stand is still to support the accommodating policy as in near term.

There's no hint or word of immediate withdrawal of the asset purchase. He just said to slow down the horse.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 13 2013, 03:23 AM