How cheap is cheap is the key question. 

digi digi digi 

Consult Algozenxuzen's balls™

Hehe that's indeed a good measure. But honestly speaking I am not looking forward to it. 

Only if you are ready to hold for a year or longer.

I'm wary of Msian market for the longest time, so my funds are mostly non-local. I do have small amounts in KGF and MY Focus. Question is, should I switch them to asia pac funds before the crash? 

Topped up Ponzi 2.0

Aladdin min top up needs RM 500

No need to wait for FSM lah... Ask Pink Spider to recommend 

lol now u got the balls 

I think the members here have no mood to talk already. The markets are bleeding. My YTD also fell to 4.35%.

Noob question, when you pay for your unit trusts for FSM SG, does it mean you pay in RM and it is converted to SGD? In other words, we will also suffer from the weaker ringgit when buying unit trusts priced in SGD?

Provided we have the right mindset.....buy low and sell high. Not everyone has the stomach for it, to continue buying when the sky seems to be falling. 

Will top up CIMB GTF 

50% means what?

What is the translated amount?

worth it?

SSE Comp closed nearly 4% lower and HSI closed nearly 2% lower.

You people ar.... cannot tahan liao.... you think UT is like contra-play or day trading meh?

My most recent input data was based on info supplied to me as of 30/4/2015 and fresh data come to me only once a mth. My next set of data will be as of 31/5/2015 lar. Don't treat UT like contra or day trading play can or not!

UT is for mid to long term!   

Xuzen

Don’t just do something; sit there.

Turning action into inaction isn’t typical investment advice. But as columnist Jeff Reeves notes in his contribution to our “Fixing the Markets” series, individual investors would do well to trade less. This is one of the few ways the little guy can swim in this riptide of a stock market.

Savvy, rapidly acting traders are only too happy to buy and sell against anyone who believes Mr. Market is their friend. But Mr. Market doesn’t know you exist. He doesn’t care if you buy or sell; nor does he care if you get your ideal price. What Mr. Market does is give everyone the opportunity to buy and sell at their ideal price. You just have to be patient enough to take it.
— Jonathan Burton