QUOTE(hyelbaine @ Aug 27 2014, 08:09 AM)
True. Most bumi's are pretty risk averse and are very "herd-mentality" like when it comes to money. One of the many reasons why they fall so easily for MLM scams
It's getting very top'ish if you ask me. Many continue saying that P/E ratios are still nowhere near the 97/98 levels but given where the local bourse is just 6 months ago to where it is now, looking at the economic indicators where growth/expansion isn't equally distributed, I'm worried. Then again that's just me
Years like this shows that UT will struggle to beat yields of those trading individually but that's a whole other discussion to get into. You'd probably get better yields from an index-tracking fund rather than a growth fund
about the MLM thingy, not only bumi but almost everyone falls for it if the MLM person get the right strategy It's getting very top'ish if you ask me. Many continue saying that P/E ratios are still nowhere near the 97/98 levels but given where the local bourse is just 6 months ago to where it is now, looking at the economic indicators where growth/expansion isn't equally distributed, I'm worried. Then again that's just me
Years like this shows that UT will struggle to beat yields of those trading individually but that's a whole other discussion to get into. You'd probably get better yields from an index-tracking fund rather than a growth fund
KLCI is getting too expensive if u ask me. If I remember correctly, our market is among the top most expensive in the region with minimal growth prospects. The only good thing about our market is we got strong gomen-link funds to "support" unlike others countries fund. Ours local funds are very2 active doing transaction on daily basis.
One thing I observed, they heavily invested into the top 30 index link counters
Aug 27 2014, 05:05 PM

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