Steady. Opportunity is always right around the corner. Now see see blow water first

Pink,
last week you posted an IRR Calculator.....would you like to post/pin it in Post#1 ? just asking.

Ok, do it tonite

thanks, i may not be able to use it now, but i think it would be useful for others (newbie)....when they asked.

So silent.. no discussion uh?

Everyone very good liao, dun nid guidance/advice anymore

Investing should be more like watching paint dry or watching grass grow.
If you want excitement, take $800 and go to Las Vegas (or Genting).....Paul Samuelson

or follow pink after work....
i cannot lah...have BHP and cholesterol pills to take.

Idle for almost 2 months.. settled ptptn lump sum 11k.. now back to investing lol.

jus be careful...now all seems already up for the past few weeks

Oi, dun destroy my (little left) reputation

FSM All Bonds Fund sell at 0% sales charge? Is that any hidden T&C?

for those that missed the seminar last weekend about the implication of the budget 2014.....
here is the readout.....
Budget 2014: Implications For Investors
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4016

I think they have this platform fees.....
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/faq.svdo?id=8467

No lor, uncle Looi. Can still share what's the next move suppose to be. Like they said, in a game of chess you must always know what's your next few moves

in the games of chess, we can only guess the possible next moves of the opponent...unless it is when "checkmate".

That's the variable. The fun part of the game. That's why we must think of all the possible action for all the possible moves (news in this case)

Unker yklooi, done at bottom of Post #1

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 30 2013, 08:36 PM

read my signature?

platform fee...

management fee...

it's stated in their website dah. scroll bottom.

just read this.

How many investments have yet to recover from 2008?

Most – if not all – major markets are well beyond their pre-crash peaks, at least in absolute terms. Most investment strategies too, have bounced back.
Five years on, the idea that anyone should have failed to recover from the collapse of Lehman, and its attendant crises, is almost absurd, even given the volatile and difficult conditions in the years since.

Spare a thought, then, for the fund of hedge fund managers of this world. And spare some tears for their clients.
their performance, on average, has been dismal.

A $100 investment in the average fund of funds manager made at the beginning of 2008 (were it possible to make such a small bet) would currently be worth just $96, according to HFR, the hedge fund industry data provider.

For reference, the same amount invested in either global bonds, equities or – heaven forfend – private equity (according to S&P) would currently be in the black.

But if funds of funds have failed by institutions and the super-wealthy in the past half decade – still down 4 per cent as they are from 2008 – there is little reason to imagine that they will do well by retail investors in the next.

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/c0046a56-40...5#axzz2jDVDPy5L

This post has been edited by yklooi: Oct 30 2013, 10:56 PM