From PGSF September report, the top 3 region comprise of Hong Kong, US follow by Singapore.

will turn over soon? mean will bloody red? haha

Yes, updated my portfolio regional % with it, and US allocation went up.

Still holding, not gonna dump my old holdings which attract no platform fee.

U-turn upwards

Saturday also switch on computer to update? So hardcore. Or working half day

Where's the link? From FSM?

Guys, I'm new here so need your help on this question that bothers me quite some time.

Usually how many percentage of your income will be in your unit trust investment a year??

anyone use morningstar rating as their guideline,
this is link for PGSF
http://my.morningstar.com/ap/quicktake/ove...ceId=0P00008MGQ

No specific right answer and very subjective since it depends on your affordability.

Yeah. You can check it in FSM.

But September is a little bit outdated right? I was hoping to get the October report.

Thanks, David.

I guess the younger an investor, the more risk/investment they should take.

Well, that supposed to be true but emotion will play another part when fund is not performing unless you let it auto-pilot itself.

I see. I usually let it auto-pilot, but recently read about rebalancing.
It's a harder art to master.

Yes, I've no social life

No hard and fast rule here.

Ppl with more disposable income will afford to invest more, and vice versa,

If u INSIST on a hard and fast rule, here goes:

Match your EPF contribution every month, i.e. 23% of your GROSS INCOME

Hello...annual report will have to be audited...to be able to come out 2 months after year-end is already quite fast.

Btw, OSK-UOB funds still have Sep-13 fact sheets only...October fact sheets many also haven't publish.

I'm aware of annual report needs to be audited.

But I'm referring monthly report if there's any. This kind of report also needs to be audited too?

Sorry brother, I'm not from this industry. Pardon for my ignorance.

Fact sheets are not audited. From my experience they (fund houses) typically publish it near the end of the subsequent month.

Audited accounts can take UP TO 6 MONTHS to be finalised u know

Eh, don't compare fund management companies/normal companies with funds. Funds don't need such a long period.

This post has been edited by TakoC: Nov 23 2013, 05:49 PM

When the sun sets, that's when u have life right?