Ponzi fund declares distribution:

06-Dec-2013 | Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund | RM 0.05 per unit | RM 0.05 per unit | 10-Dec-2013

Other Hwang funds also:

6-Dec-13 | Hwang AUD Income Fund (MYR) | RM 0.005 per unit | RM 0.005 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang Select Dividend Fund | RM 0.03 per unit | RM 0.03 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang Asia Pacific (ex Japan) REITs and Infrastructure Fund | RM 0.02 per unit | RM 0.02 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang Select Income Fund | RM 0.01 per unit | RM 0.01 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang AIIMAN Income Plus Fund | RM 0.004 per unit | RM 0.004 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang Select Balanced Fund | RM 0.02 per unit | RM 0.02 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang SGD Income Fund (MYR) | RM 0.005 per unit | RM 0.005 per unit | 10-Dec-13
6-Dec-13 | Hwang Select Bond Fund | RM 0.01 per unit | RM 0.01 per unit | 10-Dec-13

Schroders: Outlook - Global Equities 2014

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/artic...%20Equities.pdf

AmAsia REIT fund holders,

Do you receive via email on "[Fundsupermart.com] AmAsia Pacific REITs – Cessation of sales w.e.f. 16 Dec 2013 for Unit Holders Meeting"?

A vote on "The purpose of the meeting is to seek the unit holders’ approval to create multi share classes for the Fund differentiated by currency of denomination, fee structure and investment amount."

If you wished not to attend, you can cast your vote by filling the proxy form and return to the FSM team.

Did you read the attached PDF? Refer to the table. It has listed down the differences.

Multi share classes to differentiate between retail and institution investors; currency denomination.

Mine at 3.54% ROI, 2.03% IRR.

Asian bonds are on hit recently:

Asian Sovereigns Lose for First Year Since 2008 as Growth Stall

URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12-12/a...swaps-show.html

2014 Outlook For The Malaysia Equity Market

1. Fiscal tightening on the horizon, led by more subsidy reforms and tariff adjustments
2. Cost-push inflation trends higher, but moderately higher inflation not a huge negative for companies
3. Export Driven Sectors Benefit from Improved Overseas Demand
4. KLCI Potential is Largely Reflected in Current Valuations, More Values Elsewhere
5. Downward Revisions of Earnings Expectations Persist
6. Speculative Activity Continues in Small Cap Segment.
7. Dividend Stocks Remains Vulnerable Amid Rising Yield

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4148

Idea Of The Week: Have US Equities Any More To Offer? [13 December 2013]

With US equities having delivered sizeable returns of 32.2% thus far (as of 5 December 2013, MYR terms), investors might be questioning if the asset class has over-delivered in 2013 at the expense of future returns. While the US equity market have indeed done well and set several consecutive all time highs this year, a look back through time at both returns and current valuations do not point to something that has been overly excessive. In this week’s “Idea of the Week” segment, we take a look at an interesting statistic with respect to US market returns, attempting to see if equities have any more goodies to offer investors in the coming years.

1. A SUPERB YEAR FOLLOWED BY DISAPPOINTMENT?

2. EQUITIES RATHER FAIRLY VALUED, STILL CHEAPER THAN BONDS

3. WHERE THEN TO INVEST? - TURN SELECTIVE ON REGIONS

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4166

Are you accessing from your office?

Me too. Didn't experience such thing.

The HwangIM siblings funds I guess.

You still holding your AmAsia REIT?

It's sinking now.

Last week, simple ROI was below 3%

This post has been edited by David83: Dec 23 2013, 10:23 PM

I'm asking if you're still holding it?

Malaysian bonds in for more volatility

PETALING JAYA: There could be more volatility ahead for local bonds in the face of the US Federal Reserve’s move to gradually cut back on its bond-buying programme, commonly known as the tapering of quantitative easing (QE) measures.

URL: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...QE-taperin.aspx

The major advantages are low SC up to 2% only and can buy many funds from other mangers.

If compared to PM even with PMO, it is still >5% of SC.

CIMB is getting aggressive now by selling UT online via CIMBClicks at SC of around 2% to 2.5%.

For RSP, I cannot comment because I didn't subscribe to it.

Yes, you're absolutely grabbing the idea correctly.

Portfolio update as of 31 December 2013:

Fund Name | ROI | IRR
Public Far East Select Fund | 29.80 | 3.68
Public Asia Ittikal Fund | 16.98 | 2.55
Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund - Class A | 17.07 | 17.96
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund | 7.50 | 10.25
AmDynamic Bond | 4.86 | 2.69
AmAP REITs | 4.89 | 3.49
Hwang PRS Moderate | 1.50 | 10.92
RHB-OSK EMB | 0.86 | 0.59
Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund | -2.53 | -5.64

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I got ROI chart with me too. Just didn't attach here since you guys prefer IRR chart.

Pretty around 10% for each fund. I'm afraid too diversified.

I moved the table to a new location in the worksheet. The pie chart wasn't updated correctly.

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This post has been edited by David83: Jan 2 2014, 09:20 PM