Wah, now talking about PRS in this thread ar? Thought this is a FSM thread?

Anyway, I have been actively contributing to Hwang-PRS since its inception.

Its return has exceeded my expectation. I am slowly but surely transferring my normal cash only UT into PRS due to the zero sales charge and tax exempted distribution status.

Xuzen

i know it takes time....just like my public mutual...
so since its my first top up any advice on how to top up
i taught of topping up all the red ones so i can buy now at cheaper price than i bought to average it down..
when my funds are like 80% green then i ll top up like 3 this month and 3 next month by sequence
and every quater re balance to 70/30...

baru join only ma....

HwangIM flagship fund and one of their top performer, certainly highly recommended fund

how is everyones portfolio today?

Because I also hold some stocks directly, so I don't want to have a Malaysia equity fund. Even without a Malaysia equity fund in my UT portfolio, Malaysia exposure in my UT portfolio is already close to 10% of my total equity exposure.

If consolidate my UT + direct stockholding, my Malaysia equity exposure would be way more than 50% already, still want a Malaysia equity fund?

It's all about risk management. Well, it's a trade-off between risk and return that I'm willing to take.

Now I got:
- car suspension
- waffle cake
- wood picture frame
- cream crackers
- Asahi beer
- Nescafe

Go figure

Pinky, which region I have yet to cover for diversification purpose? =p

Alliance Global Diversified Property Fund
Alliance Global Equities Fund
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
Eastspring Investments Equity Income Fund
Hwang Asia Quantum Fund
OSK-UOB Emerging Markets Bond Fund
OSK-UOB KidSave Trust
Pacific Global Stars Fund

I'm planning to add EASTSPRING INVESTMENTS GLOBAL EMERGING MARKETS FUND next month. Any comments on this fund?

P.S OSK-UOB EMBF red since invested. lol

Hi, I am new to UT. I dont have any experience other than reading through "getting started" in FSM and lurking around this thread. I was wondering, how does one keep track of their portfolio ? What do I need to monitor ? I mean, I wanted to have an excel sort of document to manage my newly started investment but I dont know what to do. Please advise.

o wait, really ? I just bought 2 and it is still pending. Guess I'll wait :/

It's the best GEM equity fund available at Malaysia, at least it beats its benchmark

Guess my timing was right, currently my holding yielding IRR of 4.5% (Sales Charge included), decent I'd say.

Pink will tell you that diversification.

But somehow I agree with you. Even if fund A returns and market is not as attractive as fund B (and fund A exposure is not yet in my portfolio). I won't buy it if I know Fund B will perform better.

I hope I don't piss all the sifu off here by saying this.

But having a too diversified portfolio is not a good thing sometimes. I believe I have a higher portfolio yield than some of the sifu here who have a wide diversification.

But of course, once the market hits me. It'll hit hard. I have got a taste of the 'poison' yet. So diversation is syill the way to go lar. Decision is HOW diversify.

I don't track profit/loss %, to me it is meaningless, doesn't facilitate performance comparison and review, I prefer to monitor and review by IRR instead.

today portfolio drop lagi..

meaning the overall NAV drop?

no top up yet...

mau.. but did that last week already. So mau rest for a while bro..

So I should sell off my REIT fund now? :confused: