That's why kaboom-ed and quitted for good lo

Re-phrased: No WINNING gambler's mentality

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 26 2013, 11:41 AM

From CIMB Research Report July 2013:

"One should be in accumulation mode in the US and China - US corporate earnings is in an improved mode, and reduced risk appetite due to a reduction in quantitative easing and higher bond yields could see investors and funds flow returning to the US. Uncertainty and growth debate over China will not be resolved for a while, but we believe this offers an opportunity to buy well-managed companies at reasonable valuations."

Already "Recommended Funds", what more u want to recommend?

Though I'm doubtful on AmCommodities Equity

FSM Sinkapork

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 27 2013, 11:27 AM

and no tobacco stocks, which are yielding 4-5%.

U can consider to combo AIWE with OSK-UOB GEY

I maintain China exposure thru GEM fund and Pacific GSF, not keen on single-country funds.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 27 2013, 12:34 PM

That's why lar, it just doesn't make financial sense to me.

EPF also invest in breweries and tobacco stocks, so, EPF is haram

usually ppl use GHEY lar

they only publish in annual and interim (6-months) report

The bestest fun manyzer

But I wonder, the ultimate Ponzi-like fund, Hwang Asia Quantum, unker gark tak minat?

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 27 2013, 01:18 PM

But, how long can it last?

GEM and/or Asia ex-Japan IMHO

HSAO will inject some Asia ex Japan large caps into your portfolio lo...as I've said before, HSAO can have some small caps, but mostly large caps.

Why not be our guinea pig and try out AmAsia Pacific Equity Income?

No way to say good or not, but it's good to have both to keep portfolio risk in check.

Just my 1 sen worth of thinking

Add: Pacific GSF close to breaking even, FINALLY

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 29 2013, 07:18 PM

Nvm lar, dah biasa

I'd prefer Dow/S&P500 and Europe to fall, cos I wanna increase my exposure form 25% to 36%. But looking at the way things stand, better maintain station at 25%.

HSAO was formerly known as Hwang Global Opportunities, it was a global fund and a feeder fund then. Only in 2012 they changed name and investment mandate, thus those historical figures are not relevant.

Do a pie chart of your funds

Weak RM is good for my foreign-heavy portfolio

So? Show hand on China fund? OSK-UOB China Big Cap?

Dave, sifu says must be humble, dun pijak ppl oredy in deep pain