Zeti == Yellen

Both of them need to hear their boss!

Sell off CIMB GTF?

Ponzi 2.0 fund size exceeds RM 2 billion: 2.24 billion

URL: http://www.cimb-principal.com.my/fund_pdf/...und_MYR_FFS.pdf

Hong Kong and China makes up to 35.3% of exposure and still no Bolehland. Thailand and Philippines adds up to be around 7%.

I have RHB-OSK China-India Dynamic Fund with me which I bought last week. I don't want to scare you buy my current loss for this fund is -6.7%. So judge yourself.

By the way for side note, HSI up 2.79% and SSE up 1.82% today.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 21 2015, 04:34 PM

Backing on the forex gain with strong USD, maybe can still keep but bear in mind that CIMB GTF is heavy in US region.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 21 2015, 04:50 PM

Seem like you're putting blame on me.

Let's take a real example and see how you react if you were in this case:

If you bought RHB-OSK Gold and General Fund and has been consistently in losses for years, what will you do?

What I'm citing is for certain people, it has reached their investment return goal and would like re-balance the portfolio.

Some would like to take profit and switch more conservative fund.

There's no right or wrong.

Reducing fund size won't affect a fund manager performance. If he or she is capable, then he can re-adapt with it.

Another investor trapped like me.

The question: Can you endure?

India most recent inflation data shows there's room for further easing.

Make your own call ...

Different team will handle different region to gather respective intel.

Australia and Singapore are considered as high dividend or high yield investment region.

Why you need so many funds? If you already have Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund and CIMB GTF, Europe has been sufficiently covered.

No. He's a VIP at Hwang IM.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 21 2015, 07:48 PM

You got TA fund in your portfolio now?

If you have HSAO in your portfolio, the new Hwang Dividend is quite redundant.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 21 2015, 08:16 PM

Still lose to Kenanga Asia Pacific Total Return Fund

Why evergreen? Any definition?

Like that PM has more evergreen funds especially for those super duper old local based funds.

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 21 2015, 10:30 PM

How sure are you? Go pull the fund fact sheet for PITTIKAL, PSF and PRSF.

Far East concentrates at Greater China region.

Late to the China Rally, Some Investors See Hong Kong as Way In

What’s more appealing to global money managers than tapping into China’s world-beating stock rally? Doing it on the cheap.

With surging local demand for Chinese equities sending the Shanghai Composite Index up 108 percent in the past year, mainland shares of dual-listed companies now trade at a 28 percent premium relative to their Hong Kong counterparts, known as H shares.

Foreign investors have caught on, pulling more than $8 billion from exchange-traded funds that track mainland stocks this year while pouring about $4 billion into ETFs that own Chinese companies traded in Hong Kong. With Beijing expanding the types of domestic mutual funds eligible to buy Hong Kong-listed securities and making it easier for traders to wager on declines in mainland shares, the valuation gap should narrow, according to Wells Fargo & Co.’s Derrick Irwin.

URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...-kong-as-way-in

Just like it to grow like those threads at MH370/17 section.

So far, my PM thread still growing ...