Yes lumpsum   

CIMB Global Titans and Aberdeen Islamic World Equity are both good funds. They are not sector based or country based. These funds will last the distance and perform in the long run. Just hold on to them and be patient.

If you wish to recover faster, then practise DCA or better still, DVA. No more lump sum investing for you OK?

Good luck and don't panic. 

Stocks surge: Nikkei tops 20,000, Europe hits 15-year high
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/s...gh?type=Markets

India no?? 

Hi woonsc, i have 1%sc promo code too and struggling to topup my ponzi2 or jump into cimb greater china.
What's your thought on this? can share?

Im prepared to have 30% of my portfolio in the Greater China region now.

My dilemma now is do I choose a fund that's focused in Hong Kong to take advantage of the H shares or do I choose a fund focused in China?

Wow. I have not seen this thread so active before. It's all about China, China and China.

We shall see what happens in one month's time. The difference between chasing hot funds, market timing and asset allocation.

RHB-OSK Cash Management Fund 2  - yay or nay? if i am to reinvest my money but I am still at the deciding stage.. read through the thing and cant find a catch

but if i am undecided for too long, the amount invested could go up or down as per NAV ?

if I got money put in SSPN, why I need to loan from PTPTN???

defeats the purpose of study loan

yeah.. everything increasing. Feeling the pinch..   

Pre GST, Chatime regular is RM4.90. Pre GST is 6.50 (note this price is they take the opportunity to increase, not yet include GST). If include GST is 6.5 + 6%

me poorfag never set foot on chatime before 

8AM dah wake up

Still got 20 posts to go...

U guys don't so heavy spam lar...

why bond? go all out China+indon+russia ma   

while waiting for "pink" to come in...
may I kay-poh a bit....
check this
1Q 2015 Top and Bottom Fixed Income Funds
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5707

Fixed Income Funds To Consider:

Bonds – Malaysia:AmBond

Bonds – Malaysia:KAF Bond Fund

Bonds – Malaysia (Islamic):AmBon Islam

Bonds – Malaysia (Islamic):Hwang AIIMAN Income Plus

Bonds – Asia excluding Japan:RHB-OSK Asian Total Return Fund

Bonds – Emerging Markets:RHB-OSK Emerging Markets Bond Fund
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=5741

Hi Guys, Want to ask.

When you guys started, do you save up to let's say one big lump sum. Then you split your capital into multiple sectors/regions to build up a portfolio?

What if I don't have that big lump sum yet?

Then, if let's say I'm following monthly top-up. I top-up to different chosen funds each month and rotate?

depends on where the cycles is.....for both methods.