Mine is 12.7%

Ponzi 2.0 is a must so that you can have Asia ex Japan exposure.

AmBRIC will grant you exposure to India, China and Russia which could be redundant to Manulife India Equity Fund.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 15 2015, 03:12 PM

Ponzi 1.0 is Asia ex Japan small to mid-cap with exposure in Malaysia up to 30%

Use Bloomberg app?

China Stocks Fall as Small-Caps Tumble After Data; H Shares Gain

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.2 percent to 4,084.16 at the close, its biggest drop in six weeks. The index jumped 73 percent in the past six months, the most among 92 benchmark indexes globally. Premier Li Keqiang’s government has already relaxed home-purchasing rules, cut interest rates twice and reduced the reserves banks must set aside to bolster the world’s second-largest economy.

URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...ic-data-release

Equities Weekly: Chinese And Hong Kong Equities Surged! [10 Apr 15]

Global equity markets rallied over the week ended 10 April 2015, with the MSCI AC World index increasing by 3.07%. The developed markets of the US and Europe saw gains in their benchmark equity indexes of 1.87% and 1.23% respectively over the week, while Japanese equities (represented by the Nikkei 225 index) saw a 2.56% increase over the week.

Emerging and Asian markets on aggregate outperformed their developed counterparts, with the MSCI Emerging Markets index and the MSCI Asia ex Japan index rallying by 5.23% and 5.90% respectively over the week. They were mainly boosted by the surge in Chinese equities (the HSML 100 index surged 9.45% while the Hang Seng index rallied by 8.12%) over the week, as various measures implemented recently in mainland China helped alleviate investors' concern over local debts, declining property prices and bad debts in Chinese banks. South Korea, as represented by the KOSPI Index, posted a gain of 2.55% while Taiwan, as represented by the TWSE Index, registered a slight loss of -0.28% over the week. Meanwhile over in Southeast Asia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore recorded gains of 1.69%, 0.53% and 0.01% respectively.

Over in other emerging markets, Indian equities continued their upward climb, with the Sensex index increasing 2.19% over the week. Russian equities also surged, with the RTSI$ index rallying by 8.66% over the week. Energy prices, represented by the WTI crude oil price, climbed above USD 50 per barrel, closing at USD 51.64 per barrel when the week ended.

[All returns in MYR terms unless otherwise stated]

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5740

Up down up down for the day

If HSI closed, it should closed 0.21% higher.

The policy maker wanted to reshape the economy to domestic consumption driven but they can't afford too much of "slowness" in the growth.

Europe shares at 14-year high on generous central banks

European shares hit a 14-year high on Wednesday before a meeting at which the European Central Bank is expected to affirm its loose policy stance, as weak data from China raised prospects of monetary easing there too.

URL: http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/e...s-central-banks

CMF is a money market fund. Rate won't fluctuate as violently as China funds. LOL

My UT < RM 50k

So did you buy any?

European opens in RED due to Greece concern.

Sensex shot up 2.71%

Shanghai market also up >2%

Korea is considered as emerging market.

You need to find Asia ex Japan, Emerging Market or Greater China fund.

18% exposure and feeding into Schroder International Selection Fund Emerging Markets

Sorry, I made a mistake. That was SSE Composite Index.

Guess I better call it a day and rest early. LOL

Please ... it's a nickname because of its consistent stable performer.

Manulife INDIA EQUITY FUND should be really a ponzi fund since it 1 year ROI is > 50%

2 year also not bad, > 80%; annualized ROI > 30%

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 16 2015, 09:00 PM

I understood your feeling.

Well RHB-OSK BIG CAP CHINA ENTERPRISE FUND also impressive:

1 year: > 50%
2 year: > 70%, annualized ROI: > 30%