cybermaster......just for your info....Manulife India EQ is slowly climbing up ....


link to v10 ...
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3565625/+2500#entry75216007

This post has been edited by T231H: Jul 3 2015, 03:15 PM

him?



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take your time (but not too long a time) to study...
in the meantime read page 1, post 12....
for some extra tips....

Really because of him-meh? M'sia just -1.x%....
he can affect HK mkt (-4.X%), Korea (-2.X%), Nikkei (-2.x%) too?

I think more to this as spelled out in
post # 812
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3461956/+800#entry75258508

index wise is about > 25% "cheaper" than early June....
will it hold or continue to drop?

Thanks for the reminder of this tactics....

this 3.5% fluctuate...(just a bits)
yes you can withdraw anytime but has transaction period is of a few days....not like ATM where you can get monies out on the spot.
as for this..." how much do you guys normally purchase for any UT"....it depends some just a hundred (or minimum allowed) and some a hundred thousand...it depends...

This post has been edited by T231H: Jul 6 2015, 08:33 PM

not sure what do you mean by a "good" PRS fund?
here is a blog that did some compilation till 6 May 2015...
hope it helps
http://invest-made-easy.blogspot.com/2015/...of-6th-may.html

“Keeping cash when the equity market is at the extreme low is not a good alternative, as chances of equities outperforming cash improve significantly.” – Dr. Tan Chong Koay
“As a value investor, you should not buy a share just because it has dropped more than 80%. You will only buy because the share meets your investment criteria and it is undervalued.” – Dr. Tan Chong Koay

Need to be fairly clear on this too.
the unit trust managers that managed the funds maybe mandated to buy "only" the stocks in that sector/country EVENthough the price are not undervalued....

Meltdown In China-Town?
Chinese H Shares Remain A Buy!

While sentiment has changed (from optimism to panic), fundamentals have not swung and changed as much. We advise investors not to read too heavily into the headlines, and to take a step back and look at the market from a wider perspective and with the long-term investment horizon in mind. The -20% correction has only made the offshore Chinese equity market cheaper by sporting more attractive valuations than before.

In the near term, and certainly over the next few days or weeks, volatility is still expected to remain high. However, history has taught us that the best time to buy is when fear and panic grips markets while fundamentals remain stable – with panic and fear clearly evident and in abundant supply right now coupled with the investment thesis for Chinese equities remaining unchanged, the current correction in Chinese equities could prove to be an opportunity for those who dare!
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/artic...ina-Town--10547

This post has been edited by T231H: Jul 8 2015, 06:34 PM

but some may just be greatful that they did not have to see their holdings continued to drop.....

want some good news????
as of now most European mkts are GREEN, GREEN....

cmf2 cover back your lost?
how-ah?

in "normal" time and in 'normal" market these 10 actions would definitely rocket the market.....
China is taking 10 huge actions to save its stock market
http://money.cnn.com/2015/07/08/investing/...tion/index.html

is now "normal" time and "normal" market?

then post # 254 does not seems to apply as past, present and future are also "normal" because it is fluctuating.

with this "Malaysian audit finds 'nothing suspicious' in 1MDB accounts"
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asia/61838...n-1mdb-accounts

M'sia Eq and Currencies....can see a modest recovery soon?

China: Look for long-term investment themes amid short-term turmoil...Author : JPMorgan Funds (Asia) Limited
In Brief
•A-shares have gone through a rally since the beginning of the year, driven by momentum and liquidity.
•The latest sharp market correction has triggered a series of measures from the government to stabilize the sell-off but the market has not reacted positively.
•However, the slump is not all bad news as valuations have now corrected. We maintain our conviction on China’s long term development.

http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...articleNo=10040

Fidelity Joins Goldman Saying Buy China Stocks After Market Rout

Fidelity Investments, which oversees the largest China funds outside of the mainland, is joining Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in saying that Chinese stocks are a buy following the worst selloff in two decades.

“As far as the fundamentals are concerned, we are actually quite confident,” Robert Bao, a Hong Kong-based money manager at Fidelity, which oversees more than $2 trillion globally, said in a telephone interview. “We are fully invested.”

Fidelity is echoing the bullish call from Goldman Sachs, saying the four-week rout that wiped out almost $4 trillion in market valuation has limited impact on earnings and economic growth. Government efforts to stabilize the market will keep the rout from spilling over to the broader financial system, Bao said.

“You can debate all day long should they have done this or that, but as an equity investor, it’s good to have the government on your side,” he said.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...ter-market-rout