Thanks Haha.. even after i know, FM is not liable to the UT..

Thanks For the fast replies, learned something today..
You all are so helpful

Actually Fund Manager already enough.

Like SJ Asset Management and Meridian are all examples.

Trustee follow "almost" blindly, if don't follow later kena ask to resign LOL. Auditors? Setahun sekali... by the time auditors come in, the fund manager already long gone disappear. Only thing left to do is to calculate how much the Fund lost!

Was trolled when i saw this, just sharing


https://www.facebook.com/Politicalgag/photo...?type=1&theater

This post has been edited by woonsc: Jan 7 2015, 07:36 PM

lol petrol cheaper than milo ais

Market Updates & Know-How Workshop In Sabah & Johor Bahru....Date: 24 January 2015 (Saturday)
We believe investors are interested to know about the market outlook for year 2015 before they start investing. Hence, we have decided to conduct a Market Outlook Workshop in Sabah and Johor Bahru. You are cordially invited to join us. Author : Fundsupermart.com
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5408

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jan 8 2015, 09:28 AM

Top Markets 2014: (in SGD terms)
Emerging Markets At The Top & Bottom of the Performance Ladder
While 2013 was the year of the developed markets, 2014 saw more modest (in the case of the US) and muted returns for them, where emerging markets like India and Indonesia were the top performers.

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...ce-Ladder-10009

feed your car Milo ais...car boleh terbang yo

minum milo anda jadi sihat dan kuat

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jan 8 2015, 09:48 AM

Distribution for EI funds are in!

Assuming super paranoia mood.

My 1-month FD giving 3.55% (effective rate about 3.6%) but CMF is already giving 3.71%…

What’s the only reason to NOT move?

PIDM? All hell break loose? Putting too much money with FSM? Laziness?

Which bank 1-M give 3.55%?

haha unless RHB go Bankrupt.

staff benefit from ex company... once i take it out, then the end...

this 3.71% can move up and down without notice wor.....in FD at least you know the expected outcome upon maturity.

Rates volatile lately, I'd rather not lock down my rates in FD now

Keep FD to minimum, CMF at 3.7% now is very attractive

Shane Oliver is saying, BUY on dip!

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/artic...0Jan%202015.pdf

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jan 8 2015, 02:09 PM

2014 Top And Bottom Equity Funds: India And Indonesia Equity Funds Rise On Political Effect

The Russian-Ukraine conflict, US tapering, European Central Bank (ECB) loose monetary policies, global selloff and oil price rout – these are some of the hot headlines that dominated the financial markets in 2014. While there were hiccups throughout 2014, global equity market as a whole managed to deliver decent return for investors, with the MSCI All Country World Index posting a 10.14% return in 2014. Within the developed market space, the US equities continue their strong performance amidst a strengthening economy, delivering a full year return of 20.03% for 2014. On the other hand, equities in both Europe and Japan have spluttered for much of 2014 on slowing global growth, with the former registering a loss of -2.45% and the latter inched marginally by 0.09%.

In the Asia ex-Japan region, political change, structural reforms and pro-growth government policies have contributed significantly to rallies in some of the stock markets such as India (35.60%) and Indonesia (27.97%), resulting in funds invested in these countries delivering outstanding returns in 2014.

The KLCI Index, which tracks the 30 largest companies in Malaysia in term of market capitalisation, saw a fairly flattish performance in the early part of the year, and experienced sharp declines towards the end of 2014 owing to the sharp decline in oil prices, resulting in the KLCI Index recording a loss of -5.66%. Likewise, the small cap segment of the Malaysia equity market was not spared, with the FBM Small Cap Index delivering a loss of -4.20%.

CONCLUSION

Looking ahead, equity markets are expected to fare better due to the continued availability of liquidity in the global market as well as an improving economic environment moving forward. As the Fed is expected to raise interest rates as early as the second half of 2015, we believe that equity markets should continue to perform as the equity asset class tends to perform better in rising yield environment, which tend to represent an environment of improving economic growth.

As part of our continued efforts to urge local investors to venture overseas, we advise local investors to consider exposure to the Asia ex-Japan and Emerging Markets regions as they present more attractive investment opportunities than the Malaysia market with their attractive fundamental valuations. Investors should also consider having a globally-diversified portfolio to tap into opportunities across the globe as well as to achieve diversification purposes.

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5414

yes, use the money whack digi n AFG better

AFG...not attractive to add, but good to hold
Banking...I'm looking at AmBank now

DiGi ar...drop back to around 5.90 baru tell me

Can i ask how do u estimate the growth rates to get that TP?
Still can't get a source to teach me to find the intrinsic value..

I'm all about P/E (compare to a company's peers) and dividend yield