I don't know how to calculate since I have 2 super old funds from PM and some super young fund.

Take an average of each IRR?

This post has been edited by David83: Jan 2 2014, 09:29 PM

Microsoft Excel

Damn ... 11th January I'm not at Penang!

If you do a full switching, then there's nothing to track.

But if you do a partial switching, then whatever remains, you can still track.

I guess the RM 500 incentive will be given in the form unit reinvest or some other form of indirect method.

It won't be come under pure hard cash voucher thingy.

Impossible unless you sponsor my trip.

I'll be in KL this 11th weekend.

Our most depressed fund is top of the list:

FUND NAME | 1-MONTH %
RHB-OSK Gold And General Fund | 10.27
AmPrecious Metals | 7.29
Manulife Investment - Global Resources Fund | 6.3
RHB-OSK Global Capital Fund | 5.19
TA European Equity Fund | 4.74

I don't hold that fund.

I'm sharing the FSM top funds for highest return for 1-month as Pink Spider pointed out.

None of them; neither top nor bottom 10.

64% is definitely 2013 full year return (1st January to 31 December)

@wongmunkeong, you should have your cumulative ROI right?

Because China and North Asian markets are doing that well since the beginning of the new year.

Both funds are heavy at those regions.

No need to attend as I have spoken to a CIS.

As long as you place an order by today, you'll get the promotional SC on eligible funds.

Only today and I believe on 18th as well.

FSM Fund Choice: RHB-OSK Global Allocation Fund [Jan 2014]

The importance of a globally diversified portfolio should not be taken lightly as insufficient exposure to both developed markets and emerging markets will put the portfolio at a disadvantage from a risk and return perspective. Investors are likely to miss out on the benefits of upside opportunities and lowered volatility if they omit one of these two distinctive regions.

More often than not, the portfolios of many Malaysian investors tend to be concentrated in Malaysian and Asian equities. The under-exposure to developed markets inevitably constrains the potential returns coming from this matured asset class. It also weakens the portfolio defensiveness that practically can be achieved by diversifying across the globe (see Chart 1). As shown in Chart 1, the global bond and global equity registered better standings compared to most of regional/single country indices in terms of annualised volatility and annualised return over the past 10 years. In addition, the combination of both global asset classes in equal weighting (Global Balanced) potentially offers an equity-like return at a bond-like volatility.

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4196

Their annual unit trust fair promo.

Last weekend was at Penang.

This weekend will be at KL.

According to CIS, yes.

I believe so.

Whichever day you placed an order doesn't matter as it'll be captured as Monday's NAV since today is a national holiday and FSM team and Malaysian stock exchange do not work today.

OMG ... I just topped RM 250 on 11th and another RM 250 on 18th. Both to HAQF.

Will this affect Hwang funds performance?

URL: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...6bil-cash-deal/

Emerging markets' sell-off accelerates on China, Fed worries

URL: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/asian-shares...-025251245.html