Huhuhu... Lucky I do no need to liquidate at this time. Let it be on autopilot.

the funds performance is worse than KLCI

well... then switching to bond fund should in a way... getting away from down market (if you believe it is down market and no hope of rebound soon) and avoid future sales charge AGAIN?

Crap...kgf keeps dropping i keep topping up...if really no rebound i think i mati sudah...come on KGF

Dave...u forgot Affin Hwang Select Opportunity Fund

Fund Name	Total Returns	3 yr Annualised Volatility	Min NAV	Max NAV	Current NAV
FBM KLCI	-5.63%	6.63	1732.9900	1855.6400	1732.9900
Affin Hwang Select Opportunity Fund	-3.66%	8.49	0.9096	0.9745	0.9363

Affin Hwang Select Opportunity Fund does better than the rest but its NAV is not updated to December 11th

This post has been edited by David83: Dec 12 2014, 11:11 PM

http://www.affinhwangam.com/investment-sol...ce#.VIsFl3sSCx8

AMB Dividen Trust also not bad

FSM website didn't pull that NAV when plotting the chart. It's not my fault.

both funds allow up to 30% invested offshore

this helps when the fund manager feels that KLSE is overvalued

Whereas your other jaguh kampung funds die die also must remain invested in Bolehland

Switching INTRA, ie same Fund House, to bond, or cash fund, or any lower volatility fund, will enable you to INTRA switch back to equity funds with no sales charge in future.

Unless, as I mentioned, the same Fund House does not have an option you are comfortable with, meaning you then choose CMF. And pay the sales charge AGAIN when you buy the same equity funds.

All bolehland funds under my portfolio are under water.

Kenanga Growth Fund -3.50
Kenanga OnePRS Growth Fund -5.69
Eastspring Investments Equity Income Fund -7.68

That's why I never like bolehland fund.

Then, why u buy?!

Even Lee Sook Yee's fanboy xuzen also cursing now
though I felt that he's just being sarcastic

Seems like everybody has high confidence on Ms Lee or Mr Chan.

I checked Lee Sook Yee fund holding by looking at its 31/10/2014 Fund Fact Sheet and the fund has cash holding of around 23%, which is high for an equity fund. At the bottom of the page, at the fund manager commentary section, it says that the fund manager strategy is to buy on dips and on weakness opportunity.

Hence, with a 23% cash holding, the fund has ample opportunity to do just that. Contrast that with Chen Fan Fai's fund, they are holding cash around 18%.

Also, note that the 3-year average Standard Deviation of Lee Sook Yee fund is 8.9%, which is classify as moderate.

I believe, this fund will bounce back when market recovers.

Xuzen

p/s note that cash or more correctly termed money market fund gives around 3.3 to 3.4% p.a. nowadays. So, 25% x 3.4% = 0.85% is already a given risk free gain in the fund at this moment in time.



This post has been edited by xuzen: Dec 13 2014, 10:37 AM

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KLCI threatening to drop below 1700 points

Lee Sook Yee and Chen Fan Fai fans...get ready your ammo

I'm ready to utilise the last day promotion of 0.8% SC.

hold on...hold on...see how KLCI fare on 2:59PM...

pinky what you tink of CHINA fund now?


now exchange rate rm1=Yuan1.77 all time 10 year low.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=MYR&to=CNY&view=10Y

https://www.google.com.hk/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=k0C...to+chinese+yuan

sumore ABE win election...he will use ask spam their retirement fund to invest oversea..i guess will be China or taiwan

view from Mr Wong Sui Jau
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