Hey, btw my crystal ball has a name OK!

I christened it Algozen™. It is a combination of algorithm and xuzen, hence Algozen™, get it?

Xuzen

p/s For those newbie, don't read to much into this... the algo thingy is a running joke between me and Pink!

This post has been edited by xuzen: Mar 13 2015, 09:56 AM

angkuh sungguh

tapi aku suka~

Affin Hwang Select Asia (ex Japan) Quantum Fund suddenly drop 1%+
the drop is huge compare other.

Due to huge drop in KLSE last few days

Hwang Select Opportunity also kena quite bad

Launch on Monday, starting on 23rd..

RHB-OSK EUROPEAN SELECT FUND

Anyone looking into this fund?

guess, the higher and faster the climb the harder the fall...
maybe was due to the sudden mkts fall in it fund coverage mkts.

RHB OSK...I got "BAD" experience with them lately....
will try others with more performance records history....

hmm...think abt it...maybe just wholly into CIMB GTF
is it ok just to put a little into RSP?

India parliament passes key Modi reform, opening up insurance sector ......Published on Mar 13, 2015

The upper house of parliament - where Modi and his party allies lack a majority - gave the green light to the Bill, which will hike the insurance sector's foreign direct investment cap to 49 per cent from 26 per cent.
The insurance industry is a key source of funds for industrial projects. The government has been anxious to have more foreign investment in the sector to be able to tap funds for vitally needed projects to overhaul India's creaking infrastructure.

http://www.straitstimes.com/news/asia/sout...sector-20150313

Japanese stocks are on fire. But why?

the Nikkei has outperformed many world markets. The index is up 8.4% this year, while the FTSE has added only 2.4% and the S&P 500 is flat.

The obvious question is ... why?

The stock answer -- a weaker yen -- doesn't apply this year. While the currency's slide has been a major factor in the Nikkei's improved performance since 2012, the yen is flat against the dollar so far in 2015.

Underlying economic strength is out, too. Japan is flirting with a return to deflation and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has struggled to implement crucial structural reforms. After a sales tax hike in April, Japan's economy grew by exactly 0% in 2014.

http://money.cnn.com/2015/03/12/investing/....html?iid=HP_LN

So Europe? India? Or Japan?

ALL IN lo

Putinland

semua kaya raya

me is still bullish China , hopefully have some upward more. my china fund IRR at 26.55% for about 2 years old.

which fund in invest there?

Go FSM Singapore

ya. Fidelity from FSM SG