they don't publish it...at times they publish the top 10 holdings...what ever they publish maybe past history...the FM can change that anytime their data and at times geopolitical circumstances call for it.

just like their % of holdings in each countries/sectors/regions....

U buy a market that offers growth potential and/or trading at below "real"/intrinsic value

What is Risk in Investing?
The attached note takes a look at what risk is when it comes to investing. 

Wrapping up
The bottom line is that risk can mean different things – volatility, the risk of capital loss, the risk of not having enough income from your investment and the risk of not having enough in retirement.
Each of these risks can be of greater or lesser importance depending on your stage in life, how much capital you have and your tolerance for risk. 
What’s more risk is perverse. The risk of capital loss is often highest when you think it is low (ie after good times) and lowest when you think it is high (ie after a bad patch).
Trying to get a handle on this is critical to being a successful investor.
Dr Shane Oliver
Head of Investment Strategy and Chief Economist
AMP Capital
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5688

SENSEX is slightly up today. But i dont think it can sustain. I expect Manulife India Equity will go down further before the end of the week.

Fellas, the allocation in my FSM portfolio is in order already with the desired percentages in bonds and equities. To look beyond unit trust, are dividend-stocks considered fixed income or equity?

My "layman" assessment of the current world markets based on my own portfolio. Don't ask me about the fundamental analysis or the technical analysis. That I leave it to the sifus.

(1)  Japan - can still go in. Market is picking up.
(2)  China - getting dangerous. Hang Seng breached 28,000 points already for the first time in 7 years.
(3)  Malaysia - the market is at its peak and moving sideways. Waiting for change of PM.
(4)  Europe - can come in but don't expect to make fast money.
(5)  India    - I have no idea
(6)  US      - why not? Still the biggest market in the world. Buy something to keep-lah.
(7)  Commodities and precious metals - I won't wish it on my worst enemy. I am still stranded at sea for my AmPrecious Metals with no sight of the shore.
(8)  REIT  -  Mediocre return and a risk rating of 10? No thanks. I just switched out from AmReit. No more REIT for the time being.

End of report.   

Can go look for job with Ms Lee Sook Yee lah you guys...

nexona88 u are officially invited to take over the TS-ship of this thread

I cannot follow up already...