Am I the only one feeling that under RHB-OSK, Global Equity Yield Fund have gone worse compared to when it's under OSK-UOB?

Ignore the troll.

eunittrust is under Phillip Capital
FSM is under OSK which means its under RHB

Anyone can tell who is bigger.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 12 2014, 07:58 PM

why still bother? switch out la!

or...just came home...from...

Update RHB-OSK GEYF NAV for 15-Apr...huge jump

Unker Looi...why u so anal

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/stop-sabo...ents-2014-04-14

Be prepared to live with some bad returns — for a time

Ask those of us who invested in Pacific Global Stars Fund.

Before most of us invested in it, it used to be a star (that was downturn time, PGSF did well bcos the Fund Manager raised cash position at the right timing).

Then we jump in...boom time esp for Developed Markets. PGSF lagged severely because it underweighted Developed Markets ("DM").

Then there was a period when we all cursed and swore at it.

Now I believe most of us made (small) money with it and glad that we held on, if we had switched to the performing DM-overweight funds when PGSF lagged, we could have ended up worse.

DM has been solid lately, while Asia ex Japan kept see sawing sideways. When Asia picks up pace, PGSF will be a star again.

P.S. - I'm most clear-headed when I'm drunk. LOL

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 17 2014, 12:54 PM

Must be investing with margin account.

NEVER invest with borrowed money, my opinion.

Oops, here comes Mr Direct Access

Yeah if you're quite sure and/or your investment is quite secure, by all means go leveraged.

E.g. housing loan 4% EFFECTIVE RATE, REIT dividend yield 6%

But if leverage to gamble trade highly speculative counters...hell no

OMG

I totally cannot brain a word being written there

And we still do

No need.

Switched some from AmDynamite Bond to EI GEMF, Pacific GSF and OSK-UOB GEYF. FI 40:60 EQ now

22.5%
17.5% in OSK-UOB Emerging Markets Bond

Both IRR 3%++ now...don't expect any improvement anytime soon

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 21 2014, 08:39 AM

My stocks portfolio already more than double of my UT portfolio...scared over-exposure to Bolehland equities

Plus, the disposed value not even enough to buy one batch of stocks

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 21 2014, 09:19 AM

2013 is the last year for S108 dividends.

Most companies I see already go for single-tier tax-free dividends.

Unless your holdings are significant enough, I don't see the point.

Ponzi Quantum performance has always been solid, why switch out?

+100

Unker Looi is chasing after performance...may end up worse than doing nothing at all