Go study Post #1 and home page of FSM...at least read "Getting Started" section thoroughly

  u posted at wrong section of lyn.
try posting at
https://forum.lowyat.net/StockExchange

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/artic...MY/Picture2.jpg

???

erm no need stock oso can...just something to earn money...

putting money to Amanah Saham good?? or use the money to invest in funds?? 

See your right hand side...a lot of links...go read everything

if want to earn...try jobstreet...
else try bank's FD
if want to invest.....just beware.
"Possible Outcomes of Investing in the Fund
Investment involves risk. The value of the Fund and its distributions (if any) may rise or fall. These risk factors, among others, may cause you to lose some or all of your investment."

Amanah Saham is also fund....

if want to earn...try jobstreet...
else try bank's FD
if want to invest.....just beware.
"Possible Outcomes of Investing in the Fund
Investment involves risk. The value of the Fund and its distributions (if any) may rise or fall. These risk factors, among others, may cause you to lose some or all of your investment."

you gained the short experience about how yr emotion, greed, joy and curse of making and not making the investment call....

So how is that different from investing directly.

Hello everyone, i'm new in fund investment. I came across this nice forum and was any experts out there have any advice in my portfolio. The following are my portfolio (have invested around 5 months):
1) Kenanga Growth Fund (53%)
2) CIMB Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund (39%)
3) Eastpring Investments Small-Cap (8%)

So far I'm quite pleased with CIMB and KGF fund, though KGF fund can be very volatile ie during times of OnG crash, it went to as low as 0.93 and i missed the chance to top up during that time:(  any advice where i can add in more? I'm looking for aggressive, at least 10% return per annum. would greatly appreciate advice on this. Thanks:)

p/s Why should you listen to me? Coz I am an expert in crystal ball gazing.

Keep #2 and choose either #1 or #3, but not both. Discard the other. I prefer to keep #3.

Add a global fund, e.g. AM Oasis Global Islamic.

Xuzen.

p/s Why should you listen to me? Coz I am an expert in crystal ball gazing.

Sungguh sombong

cicaks 
piap paip better for zzz than beer mar

anyhow - hey, one be thinking..
did U notice that most of the discussion these days are about fund picking / country picking?
VS
a holistic, action-able plan - from how much to invest consistently, monthly/quarterly/etc, DCA or VCA for Core and/or satellite funds DCA/VCA/value/tembak?

At least this is better than the super-duper dry Excel masterclass session we had back then....

Xuzen

Keep #2 and choose either #1 or #3, but not both. Discard the other. I prefer to keep #3.

Xuzen.

p/s Why should you listen to me? Coz I am an expert in crystal ball gazing.

U old bird / lao-jiao expert Excel mar
the rest of us can't even record macros properly leh (speaking for only myself of course )

anyhow, i think the overall process/systemization of plans, triggers, actions is more important than specific fund selection - as long as the funds / stocks selected meet average performance la