my RHB GEYF is not much better also....-6%, CIMB GTF -3%

Unker Looi punya portfolio macam tak pernah see black since inception

HAQF also wiped off 7% of ROI.

IRR below 5% now!

My CIMB GTF is -2%.

But this fund doesn't really perform well. It's within range for the whole February 2014 till now:

CIMB-Principal Global Titans Fund

-0.5

-1.5

-1.8

-0.4

1.2

-0.5

-1.0

0.8

I think the graphic card of my pc is spoilt....cannot show green fonts...only display "RED".
anyway...you are right...my CIMB GTF since January...never see + 1%, GEYF since April NEVER see +.....
whole portfolio ROI since May 2013 is at 2.8% last checked 30 Sept......"yes, yes, yes" many would say...Ha-Ha-...worst than FD rate.

My portfolio return is 4.66% as of today with IRR stands below 3% (2.68%).

FD lovers will be laughing my ass off!

This post has been edited by David83: Oct 10 2014, 07:21 PM

Luckily mine overall IRR still...

...matches FD rate

Going to update my file later, lets see how much irr i got left..

Stay cool everyone

Some compulsive gambling pussehcat is obsessed with me...god, please help me

my boat is sinking, not a good time to join in i guess? but a good time to average down?

if you trust FSM......
3 Things to Buy in The Current Market Correction

In this article, we suggest three markets for investors to buy in the current correction in the stock market. iFAST Research Team. October 7, 2014

The old adage “Fortune favours the prepared mind” is true in the markets and in investing. Investment opportunities come and go from time to time, and only those who are prepared will be able to take advantage and seize those opportunities.

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...Correction-9810

Similar to what you believes "The world belong to those who see its potential".

I do believe the China & HK part.
Been looking into CPGCEF for awhile.

This post has been edited by zDarkForceSz: Oct 12 2014, 01:31 PM

Thanks for the heads up bro. I will read through that article.

I am planning to keep the fund until my retirement age since I am not contributing to EPF nowadays.

Regards

just be carefulllllllll....

One of the Three Misunderstandings Equity Investors Commonly Have About Funds
In this article, we are going to explain one of the three misunderstandings about funds commonly found among investors.
Author : Fundsupermart.com

Funds must be held for long?

Funds are mid- to long-term investment instruments relative to short-term speculation. The only difference is duration. Short-term investors profit from accurately determining the volatility of short-term market conditions and capturing the opportunity to buy and sell. In the contrary, long-term investors can afford to wait longer and not be influenced by short-term volatility. However, it does not mean investors can enter the market randomly. Some people, in fact, mistake long-term investment as long-term holding and believe they only need to buy and hold funds with outstanding track history selected from markets or sectors they favour.

Like stocks, funds require regular analysis of performance and various factors. It does not mean one has to hold a fund forever; investors can switch it with another fund whenever they deem necessary. In the event of conditions affecting a fund’s performance such as inadequate resilience, poor performance in down markets, underperforming returns in up markets and changes in management, etc., investors can consider switching the fund. Investors should also note other crucial factors contributing to mid- and long-term returns like stability, volatility and extensiveness.

http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...?articleNo=8737

Understood bro, what i meant is whatever "money" I have contributed to these "funds", I would not withdraw out for any purpose and it would only retain as my retirement portfolio. I do plan to do switching whenever possible.

Just curious bro, are you working with FSM or?

I can never understand switching.. markets here as a whole pretty much follow one another, it's just a matter of degree. in 1997 pretty much every fund in the country lost money. After that pretty much every fund in the world made it back. What is the point of switching when every market is the same? pick like 20 UTs.. and you can see the that chart is pretty much the same lol


This post has been edited by wodenus: Oct 12 2014, 03:54 PM

happens to surf and noticed these...

Not all funds are created equal...so are its returns.

This post has been edited by yklooi: Oct 12 2014, 04:32 PM


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HIGH FUND PRICE & UNIT SPLITS
THE MISCONCEPTIONS
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...onceptions-1077