Your no 4 is actually my no1... do nothing..

We cannot tahan if most of US funds are withdrawing from Asian markets. They can initiate alot of QEs, print many money and the demand for USD will always be there. Because we basically got no alternative. Another rising super power is China, but their yuan is rigged. Only their GDP is good.

If US move their trillion dollars back into US, every assets will start to boom again. Unless they only move billions

This post has been edited by mois: Aug 21 2013, 10:37 AM

My current portfolio,
1. OSK-UOB KidSave
2. Hwang Select Asia ex Japan Quantum
3. Alliance Global Equities
4. Hwang Select Income

of current & future trend, should I add exposure in GEM or more in US or waiting opportunity to top up?

then every US assets class will have high PE...then lead to burst...then come back here lor!!

just my opinion.....(others may not agree)
do you trust FSM analysis? if yes, try study this 1st, http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...tarRatings.svdo,
then refer to each of the fund factsheet/ annual reports to see where the fund allocate the money to where and how much by %
I suggest you use excel to formulate.
then decide where and how much you want to allocate (or review your allocated % in the portfolio)
example, if after added the countries of fund allocation and you find the it is HEAVY on Malaysia, if you like you can increase the % of money, if you don't like Malaysia you can reduce the % of money to reduce the diversification in your portfolio.

based on the region star rating...GEM is better than US....but you need US in the portfolio and you have US exposure thru AGE.....you just need to decide how much you want US exposure....

That looks so familiar

geeee, just repeat what i learnt thru postings by sifus in this thread..
for those newbies...after they read what i posted, they will think that i am sifu....ha-ha if only they knew, that i am just like them

There are bound to be pullbacks and crashes in in the stock market in the future. That’s just what stocks do.
As for those who cry that “The sky is FALLING!” each time the market plunges, I’ll leave them with an anecdote regarding one of America’s most prominent bankers, J.P.Morgan.

Reputedly, Morgan was once asked what the stock market will do. His reply? “It will fluctuate.” Wise words indeed.

found this just now,...good read if you are not ready for the plunges or screams at every bumps/dips.....review your investment choice, if cannot stomach this....."It is not uncommon at all for the STI to decline by 20% or more"
http://www.fool.sg/2013/08/21/three-facts-...s76yhocs0070001
(click refresh, if prompted to sign up)

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 21 2013, 12:07 PM

Equities Weekly: Europe Exits Recession [19 August 2013]

1. US: RETAIL SALES IMPROVE, HOUSING STARTS WEAKER-THAN-EXPECTED
2. EUROPE: LONG RECESSION ENDS
3. JAPAN: GDP BELOW EXPECTATIONS
4. GREATER CHINA: CHINA HOME PRICES RISE, HONG KONG GDP ABOVE EXPECTATIONS
5. SE ASIA: SINGAPORE’S GDP SURGES, INDONESIA’S CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT WIDENS

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=3759

have you guys checked your FSM portfolio today?
mine...-1% from yesterday's closing....for reits and whatever linked with Asia, bonds and balanced

wow... my hwang prs distribution still not yet update in FSM. So long lei...

Yah mine also not yet

FSM gave me a very shitty blur service today. Sigh.

Y? mind to share?

I remember one of the bro here shared a picture that FSM sent them what to fill up when making a transaction through M2U.

If fill the recipient email with FSM email, there will be no need to send another email to them attaching the receipt. I'm fairly sure this was what the bro who posted meant.

Asked them through LiveChat and they couldn't give me a definite answer. Reason being when I put FSM email, M2U don't recognize it.

This post has been edited by TakoC: Aug 21 2013, 08:07 PM

I am putting their email all the time, no issue. R u save FSM account as favourite 3rd account in M2U?

I got FSM email address: clienthelp.my@fundsupermart.com

No problem with that. The transfer was made on 22nd July.

I saved the FSM account number as one of my favourite.

This post has been edited by David83: Aug 21 2013, 08:16 PM

yup, same here

I inserted the exact email, but can't proceed. Hmm.. Didn't save their account as favorite though. I don't think that will be a problem?

Even I saved the account number, the email address is not saved if I'm not mistaken.

Each time I do transfer I need to type it again.