1. Cash hoard
2. It's invested in ASEAN+HK, zero in Korea, Australia, Taiwan etc

Really think ponzi will go back up ah...since 1 month ago in the red only haih...

Really think ponzi will go back up ah...since 1 month ago in the red only haih...

Jerry,

You need to be clear of what you want to do with your money. You also need to seperate your savings into seperate accounts/entity and for specific purpose.

Money you put into PRS, you need to be clear that it is strictly meant for retirement and you should not think of it as as your marriage fund, or holiday fund etc etc.

Don't co-mingle the funds around. You need to be strict & be discipline.

Xuzen

everytime one made a bad financial investment, dun fret too much....cos BIG guys did that too.
Bad Bets by Financial Pros
Many Unhappy Returns
Even the best financial minds can make foolish mistakes. Bloomberg.com asked celebrated economists, wealth managers and personal finance gurus: What’s one of the worst mistakes you’ve made with your own money?
http://www.bloomberg.com/money-gallery/201...cial-pros-.html

but just DON"T make too many lor.

Based on current market scenario, are u actually comfortable to increase your UT equity exposure?

I think my risk appetite limits me to EQ 60:40 FI.

But I'm comfortable buying more KLSE stocks to hold, cos as long as I don't sell, any "paper losses" won't be realised, I just hold and keep receive the cash dividends. Just treat as a very long term FD, just a matter of time before the dividends cover/offset the price losses.

Whereas if buy into UTs, if the fund manager disposes off the loss-making positions, the paper losses would be realised and hit my portfolio value.

ayam malaysian

Fund Name | XIRR % | Portfolio %

As of 13 Nov:

AmDynamic Bond | 4.76 | 69.97
Hong Leong Global Bond Fund | 5.55 | 2.18
Hwang Select Dividend Fund | 8.07 | 12.36
OSK-UOB Emerging Opportunity Fund | 16.45 | 6.05
Eastspring Global Emerging Market Fund | 22.58 | 3.36
Hwang Asia Quantum Fund | 20.02 | 6.08
As of 13 June:

AmDynamic Bond | 7.81 | 66.12
Hong Leong Global Bond Fund | 6.73 | 2.05
Hwang Select Dividend Fund | 11.68 | 9.43
Public Focus Select Fund | 26.13 | 11.74
AmGlobal Emerging Market Fund | -7.54 | 2.96
OSK-UOB Emerging Opportunities | 92.6 | 3.92
Hwang Asia Quantum Fund | 73.42 | 3.79

I think he meant the XIRR dropped 50%, not the fund dropped 50%...

A forumer did some analysis and comparison on this matter. In long term, the platform fee will be relatively significant.

All fees will be mentioned upfront in the respective fund info page. No hidden fee or charges otherwise stated.

ponzi had been subpar lately, yesterday asia market so power, but the NAV dropped.. so as HSAO ><

Balanced fund anybody?

Should I Consider Balanced Funds?

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4080

Soon add HSAO into the list huh? Haha!

I think I'll leave mine just where it is. Did think of switching out. Later like PGSF performance pattern, and Hwang fund will always fly

Yes, Everton vs Liverpool tonight

 
Kenanga Growth Fund.... M'sia Equities fund...FSM Risk Rating 8, 3 yr Fund Volatitly by Lipper is 9.9
RHB Global Fortune Fund...Global Equities fund...FSM Risk Rating 7, 3 yr Fund Volatility by Lipper is 9.4

No changes, just like old times.

Only CASH purchases of CMF will have 1 day lag if pay by FPX.

Me too, autopilot mode now. Not topping up.

I don't know where to put this and I do not wish to create a new thread so here goes:

I received something interesting from my CFP alumni newsletter. It seems that Sec-Com will allow M'sians to buy SG and Thailand unit trust directly as early as Qtr-1/Y-2014. I forsee they may expand this to other ASEAN countries, such as Indonesia and Phillipines. But forget all those, having access to SG alone will open up our choice to almost 2,000 new off-shore funds without going through middlemen.

It is existing times indeed.

Xuzen

Wah me suffer heavy losses in HWang Select Asia ex jap quantum fund, lost RM1300+ just like that.......why the price dropped so much one day?

Hwang funds factsheets as at 30 Nov 2013
http://www.hwangim.com/fund-managers-views...ls#.UqqS_NIW3QR