Kidsave is a Balanced fund with 53% in Malaysia, S'pore 10%, HK 9.76%, Korea 4.83%, Thai 2.12% and Indo 1%
Kenanga Growth is 100% Malaysia Eq

Kidsave more diversified, Kenanga more M'sia focused.....

Kenanga had been performing well lately, Kidsave because it is a balanced fund, had been affected since May....

Both are solid funds with good track records....

what do you need in your portfolio?

Wanted to have a balanced one in case my KGF is affected by market fluctuation. since KGF is regarded as equity fund and therefore relatively high risk

But seeing KGF has been held up quite well over the past 1 year, I am not sure I should still put my money on Kidsave.

FYI, I am thinking of withdrawing EPF to invest Kidsave.

EPF for Kidsave?
how long do you intend to put in there?
current QE tapering just delayed, the underlining concerns are still there....which could affect the bond/balanced funds
Past performance may not repeat....
Kidsave cummulative performance
1 mth 1.73%
3 mths 4.00%
6 mths 2.7%
1 yr 11.51%

EPF...about 5~6% p.a??

My latest portfolio allocation. For equity HSAO (8%), HSAQ (14%), PGSF (14%) and OSK-GEYF (28%). Currently trying to increase my GEYF portion for higher US and Europe exposure. Not planning to top up my PGSF as I'm planning to switch out everything in the near future. FI/Equity 65/35.

Sifu feel free to advice

Pink gor, gark gor 

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U got no GEM fund? I see no Brazil no Russia no Bora Bora Republic

Eh, u copycat me
I'm changing a bit...
HSAW 7% (from 8%)
Ponzi 14%
GEY 30% (from 28%)
PGSF 15% (from 14%)
EIGEM 34% (from 36%)

well.. I intend to put in there until my kids ready to go to uni. "kidsave" mah 

can it beat the 6% of EPF?

My latest portfolio allocation. For equity HSAO (28%), HSAQ (32%), PGSF (18%) and OSK-GEYF (21%). Currently trying to increase my GEYF portion for higher US and Europe exposure. Not planning to top up my PGSF as I'm planning to switch out everything in the near future. FI/Equity 65/35.

Sifu feel free to advice

Pink gor, gark gor 

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Actually HSAQ and HSAO is very similar in asset allocation and securities they invested in. HSAQ CAN have a bit exposure to mid-large caps (see their mandate as per prospectus).

Sometimes I compare their fact sheets and annual reports, I why the heck am I wasting time investing in HSAO, since PGSF already got exposure to Asian large caps.

My advice, slowly include some GEM exposure...

That's the only advice 

I thought my portfolio sure taikor here complain as well 

So it's in line with my comment too then. To increase equity portion, slowly increase US/Europe exposure and include some GEM.

calling gark to shoot TakoC

Shoot wat? 

Don't follow what you all talking about...

Itu orang minta free portfolio review

well.. I intend to put in there until my cucu ready to go to uni. "kidsave" mah

Subjective. DJ down 100 points. Market is confused.

DJ is not a gauge of whether market is confused. There are other indicators such as combination of VIX, Put/Call ratio and volume indicators.

I expected further volatility and topped up last night, mana tau rallied

Rallied because there is a glimmer of hope to end the shutdown and overcome debt ceiling. Remember market is volatile and would react forcefully to any news. Market has been rallying since Oct 9 in anticipation of the resolution. The question is what happen next after shutdown?

There is no need to stop investing because of the "mess" in Washington, said Warren Buffett on Wednesday. "It is perfectly OK to buy securities," Buffett said in an interview on CNBC.