Senang je

Sell CMF, transfer back to your bank account

Then buy in...CASH BUY liao lor!

email says cash. CMF or EPF. so shouldn't be an issue. but i'm still seeing 2%...

my previous investments of the top performing funds doesnt give me good return. just barely breakeven after 4months.

now im thinking of buying those worst performing funds recently with upside potential.
Any recommended funds to make full use of the 0.8% promo?

Thanks.

PS/Preferably funds outside malaysia as im heavily concentrated here locally.

too excited until you forgot cutoff? 

your Eastspring GEM still in red?

The Most-Promising Emerging and Frontier Markets, Ranked

South Korea, China and the Gulf Nations lead our annual ranking of developing markets -- amid a rout that has hit two of the BRIC countries.

Even with major nations like Russia and Brazil hobbled by low commodities prices, scandal and sanctions, Mobius concludes, growth rates -- and share prices -- in developing markets will outpace those in the U.S., Europe and Japan in 2015.

look at the lists...
India is ranked?...  
Malaysia is ranked?...   KGF/EIMYFocus   

CIMB GTF? 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...merging-markets

You're pretty covered as per FSM guidelines: Developed markets + Asia ex Japan

When is the FED expected interest rate rise?.....Sept?

Anyone had this?

CIMB-Principal ASEAN Equity Fund

for those that are HEAVY and a firm believers in M'sia Equities.
Malaysia One of the Fastest Growing Economies in 2014

In a slew of GDP growth figure releases, Malaysia surprised markets by announcing that its domestic economy grew by 5.8% year-on-year in 4Q 2014, exceeding consensus estimates of a 5% year-on-year increase and placing Malaysia as one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

In comparison, India grew 7.5% year-on-year in 4Q 2014, to overtake China’s 7.3% year-on-year growth during the same period. On the other hand, our neighbours Indonesia and Singapore grew by 5.0% and 1.5% respectively.

......Investors who would like to benefit from the continued growth in Malaysia can bank on the expertise of our Malaysian funds such as  Kenanga Growth Fund, Eastspring Investments Equity Income Fund and  Affin Hwang AIIMAN Growth Fund.
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5540

well, available on eUnittrustdotcomdotmy. i fancy their fund allocation. not too heavy in bolehland. so so.. but SG? erghhh..

just noticed the Affinhwang Select Opportunity fund factsheet from hwang website.
as at 31 January 2015....
see attached...the country allocation has NO Malaysia, but the top holding has M'sia Equities...
wondering why?
other funds got similar problem?

Aberdeen's main focus is US and Europe which is shaky at the moment compared to Asia. Would this be a good time to go in especially for Europe?

Im currently invested in the following funds:

1) Kenanga Growth Fund - 60%
2) Eastsprings Small Cap Fund - 20%
3) Manulife India Equity Fund - 20%

Is there any other funds currently doing well which I should invest in?

Yup, that's why im considering Aberdeen Islamic World Equity now. But I have to be extra cautious because im taking funds from ASB to invest in this so if the returns aren't good, then it would be a waste.

ini mcm punya olang pun ada kah