HSAO 1 week dropped >4%

Whole Portfolio dropped 3 % in last few days

Euro All Green ..Better data from China ..is time to go up?

sold 50% stake in Amasia pacific reit. -9%.

Thailand, Philippines?

U have global exposure? US hit lowest since July. I believe it'll open green. We'll see

Europe is green now!

AGE 1% of portfolio
now US is 0.5% will be aiming 5% US.....

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) August 22, 2013: 7:49 AM ET

It looks like the recent losing streak in stocks may finally be broken Thursday.

U.S. stock futures were all moving higher, up by roughly 0.3% to 0.6%.

u failed your geography?

U see I have Malaysia, Singapore separately

The rest, "SEA - Others" lor of course

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Aug 22 2013, 08:48 PM

Every now and again something happens in the market that could provide good buying opportunities for us long-term investors. We are currently experiencing one of those special “moments”.

The headline in today’s Business Times says it all: “It’s a RRRout as rupee, rupiah, ringgit get hit.” It seems that international investors are falling over each other as they indiscriminately bail out of emerging markets.

I suspect these might be the same international investors who piled into emerging market assets when Western central banks were force-feeding them freshly created dollars, pounds and euros.

But as the financial broadsheet also pointed out, Asia is not in dire straits. In fact when nervous investors chaotically sell shares, it can provide a good opportunity for discerning private investors with greater local knowledge to cherry pick shares on the cheap.

If you believe, that investing is about buying good-value assets at knock-down prices, then now could be a good time to trawl through the markets.
The flow of money can impact the market value of assets such as shares. But what it cannot affect is the intrinsic or the underlying value of the asset. Our job as private investors is, therefore, to seek out shares that are selling at below their intrinsic values.

WANNA play Catch a Falling knife??

Good read for those have S'pore stk trading a/c...some tips?
http://www.fool.sg/2013/08/22/singapore-blue-chip-bargains/

Confused question: I transacted yesterday (after 3pm), which is suppose to be today's price (22nd August). So what is happening to the market now (US open green) will be 22 August? Reason I ask cause in GEYF there are a lot of invested countries timezone.

I actually bought in because I see it dropped to historical low since July. But I'm guessing I'm buying in today market up NAV price?

Actually quite confused what ASEAN emerging market includes, that's why..

U see, I use "SEA - Others" to mean that it excludes Malaysia and Singapore, else I'd just put "ASEAN"

Then I use "BRI (Hello, "C" is missing ) & Other EMs" to mean that it excludes China and Other EMs already included in other sections of the pie.

Faham?

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Aug 22 2013, 09:15 PM

Just topped up Hwang Select Asia Opp for tomorrow

Remember to have some ammo for the entire downturn. Running out of bullets when the battle is not ended is not cool....

Also dont forget while you can continue to buy going down, you can also buy going up... after the downturn has reversed, its the same set of equation so no loss of oppurtunity...

Ok enough tipsy today....

This post has been edited by gark: Aug 22 2013, 09:59 PM

Don't get me wrong but I have a feeling that Asian market may not doing well tomorrow. Funds will still outflow back to US and Eurozone.

Anybody has the same thought as me?

$$ have to go somewhere.......and I believe it will be US & Euro too.

The developed market outlook is starting to shine. Of course, will be back to its source.

US: U.S. Jobless Claims Fell to Five-Year Low Over Past Month

This post has been edited by David83: Aug 22 2013, 10:48 PM

CIMB Principal Global Titans Fund
US 42.6%
Euro 35.68%
Japan 12.48%

Risk Statistic....Beta 1.03, information ratio 0.02, Sharpe Ratio 0.54...is these GOOD?

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...etMYCIMB010.pdf

This post has been edited by yklooi: Aug 22 2013, 10:58 PM

Guess tomorrow maybe just a bit red or flat day for emerging markets including Asean, they've bled heavily whole week, maybe some respite due to positive data from china and developed world