not only single country focused but also Small caps sector focused.....you high risk taker loh   

Same, I just started working 5 months ago and my first fund was Kenanga - but then eventually I managed to get a relatively diversified portfolio with my equity exposure as below:-

Equities        % portfolio
Asia Ex Japan  23.1%
US                  14.0%
Europe          6.7%
Japan          4.3%
Malaysia          36.3%
Others          4.9%
Cash          8.7%
Total                97.8%

may i suggest you read thru these 1st...before registering/opening an a/c.....
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/faq.svdo?id=8660

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/schoo...d.svdo?PageID=1

and also

contents of page 1 of this threads.

happy investing...just try not to repeat my mistakes......most of them can be prevented after reading the above.

What funds consist of your MY high risk portfolio?

diverting my excess funds to stocks

plus, don't see opportunity to buy on dips

see my LYN signature

My selection criteria:
- the stock must be consistently paying dividends
- zero/low debts
- cash-rich company
- the industry it is involved in is fairly simple to understand

My past 12-months total return from stocks are about 18% I think.

only Nestle and Dutch Lady is "pricey"

Nestle RM60++ so 1 lot is RM6K++
DLADY RM40++ so 1 lot is RM4K++

The rest...even Maybank, 1 share is only RM9++ so u can invest in Maybank for as little as RM900++.

But u have to bear in mind the transaction costs (brokerage fee, stamp duty, clearing fee). The broker I use charge RM10 min. per transaction. E.g. I buy 2 lots of Maybank (assume at RM9.50), I'd incur RM10 + 57 sen + RM2 = RM12.57

So, transaction costs as % of value transacted:
RM12.57 / RM1900 = 0.66%

Now, who said shares are "expensive"?

Clearing fee 0.03%
Stamp duty RM1 for every RM1K transacted (e.g. u buy RM1,900 worth of shares, stamp duty = RM2)

I'm old uncle already...working so many years already sure got saved a bit money ma

When I first started working my salary is only RM1.6K, I started with UT investing, RM100 a month without fail. And I dump large bulk of my annual bonus into investments

Ikut this unker