lol u get TAXED for the earning from investing unit trust

Moar red for Dow and S&P 500...preparing ammo

hold... hold... <'ala Braveheart>

Most asia markets in green as of now

Mid-October madness

Thinking of topping up GEY today...or wait?

Dow and S&P 500 still net gain for past 30 days...I'd wait for more redness

Up to u

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 8 2013, 02:08 PM

Hmm..in terms of its NAV it's one month performance is -0.93%.
Or we're not supposed to compare the NAV?

Pink, referring to your portfolio update as above I would like to ask you how long have you been invested with AmDynamic Bond?

Yes and no

Just that I prefer to refer to index rather than NAV of the fund. Reason? See Post #1

TakoC, I slowly built it up from Oct 2011. Biggest lump was in July 2012. IRR dropped a lot, now only 3.6%++ I think

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 8 2013, 02:37 PM

Shouldn't your ROI be much higher?

FSM reported a 'estimate return' of 10%+ in 2011 and 6%+ in 2012, total of 16%. Despite the lump in July ROI should be higher than 6%?

This post has been edited by TakoC: Oct 8 2013, 02:46 PM

2-yr total return was 9%+

But I average in mar...I din buy lump sum. Biggest lump was in 2012. More or less there lar...why so anal?

AMDYNAMIC cannot cushion my loss sometimes. So went to look look see see.

The 'OTHER PERFORMANCE DATA' column (http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundinfo/viewFund.svdo?sedolnumber=MYAMDNMB), 2011 - 10.12%. 2010 - 9.08%. Each year is cumulative or 1 year by itself?

I know you look at 'FUND PERFORMANCE (BID-TO-BID ANNUALIZED RETURNS)' column.

Those figures (10.12%, 9.08% etc) are 1-Jan or that year to 31-Dec of that year), 1-year return.

Instead of cushioning against equity losses, now it's equity funds (esp global ones) cushioning bond fund losses.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 8 2013, 02:58 PM

Lucky i hold small amount of bond funds only.. sold most of it during the last rally..

If next time equity down.. then...

HSAO shows red. GEYF shows red too

My GEYF very black...like Guinness Stout

OT: Today dumped Carlsberg...looking for stock with better divvy yield and growth outlook

U invested so long ago! It's like me telling people 'Wah. Ponzi Quantum superb lar.''

U dumped Carlsberg at a loss right if I remember correctly. How many % loss (ROI).

Close to 10% loss (disregarding dividend, but it's too small % to be relevant anyway)

It's trading at 24 times estimated 2013 full year earnings, current year estimated divvy yield 3.7%. Not worth keeping anymore IMHO

Ironically, I made more money from lesser-known mid-cap stocks than large cap big names

Except for Nestle, all my large caps in red (IGBREIT, JT International)