QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Apr 17 2014, 12:52 PM)
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.
occasionally silent reader
from cursing to topping up PGSF. I saw them.
human greedy nature.

All funds are already green, in fact KAF has most 'green' in my portfolio.
AND i don't know how its like for this coming market crash. Totally new to investment,never experience any.
I only remembered *2002 was terrible that my parents took my pocket money savings to pay off the losses.
This post has been edited by @secret@: Apr 17 2014, 01:14 PM