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wilc89
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 Dec 8 2014, 11:15 PM
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hello sifus! I am relatively new to mutual funds. I have bought public mutual strategic smallcap fund but the service charge is so expensive so I have decided to dive into FSM. I have just got my account approved this evening. I would like to obtain some suggestions from sifus on the funds I have intended to invest in so far:
1. Kenanga Growth Fund
2. Eastspring Investments My Focus Fund
3. CIMB Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
4. Arbedeen Islamic World Equity Fund
The investment specialist in FSM have also advised me to invest in some bonds, but ringgit have been depreciated these few days. Is it worth investing or is it better to park into CMF instead? He has suggested me to invest in AMB Dana Arif Class A and AmConservative/ RHB-OSK Asian Total Refund.
Thank you all sifus for the advice in advance!
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wilc89
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Dec 9 2014, 11:37 AM
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Hi Pinkspider, Thank you for your reply! I will have a look on these funds you have recommended. The investment specialist in FSM have also advised me to invest in some bonds, but ringgit have been depreciated these few days. Is it worth investing or is it better to park into CMF instead? He has suggested me to invest in AMB Dana Arif Class A and AmConservative/ RHB-OSK Asian Total Refund. What is your opinion on this? Cheers, Wilson QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Dec 9 2014, 09:34 AM) Get a small/mid cap fund too Affin Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum RHB-OSK Emerging Opportunity And...Aberdeen Islamic World Equity is Shariah-compliant, cannot invest in global banks, tobacco companies, gaming companies, breweries etc, u might wanna consider CIMB Global Titans too |
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wilc89
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Dec 9 2014, 12:20 PM
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Thank you for your kind advice pinkspider! Waht is ponzi 2.0 btw? QUOTE(dasecret @ Dec 9 2014, 11:57 AM) Contemplating to switch the underperforming AM AsiaPac Income to Ponzi 1.0 or Ponzi 2.0 Chief, what's your take?  |
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wilc89
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Dec 9 2014, 03:33 PM
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Thanks for your opinion yklooi! Yea I have emergency fund, insurance and basic requirement covered, so all good for investment with excess money haha. I always hold ' hope for the best, plan for the worst' as my motto, my emotional would not fluctuate like Malaysia market haha.  QUOTE(yklooi @ Dec 9 2014, 07:37 AM)  ...quite a solid portfolio you got there...play with % of allocation....try not to be TOO heavy on one side. while waiting for sifus to reply.....I hope you did have some basic requirement covered..... examples....pooled enough emergency fund? insurance? bought most of the high valued things you needed (and not going to buy again in the next few years with the invested monies) read some about your risk profile, have not a too high expectation of the returns etc, etc... |
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wilc89
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Dec 9 2014, 04:01 PM
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Ahahaha need to play safe first. Still don't have much capital to venture new products. Will explore new stuffs after saving enough for it!  QUOTE(yklooi @ Dec 9 2014, 03:56 PM) good, nice to hear that....  seems like most of your intended funds selected for your portfolio are funds from the "FSM Recommended Portfolios" . Great minds think alike?  |
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