what is your total % of exposure in M'sia?
what is the % of breakdown of country/region of exposure per your portfolio?

increase your Global & developed mkts...seems very low
reduce your MY allocation when got chance.....

Well Played..

Need reduce MY allocation bro

increase your Global & developed mkts...seems very low
reduce your MY allocation when got chance.....

looks like that is the situation, by looking at the performance past few days after china cut rate

juz ride the wave while u can 

The more assured way is by maybank2u transfer if you hav one .. then email d payment receipt to Fsm before 3pm for d same date nav ... this is to avoid fpx error sometimes ... waited for fpx failed transaction reversion once ... only to get back after a week ... jus imagine if that's like 10k or more...
BTW glad to see fpx includes UOB online Nw

Topup Ponzi 2.0, Aladdin and Evergreen again after seeing Madey photos at Bersih.

They will send you email about transaction success or failed once you completed fpx payment.

Reading through all the posts i am still not sure what to do at current economy..i have significant exposure in malaysia through kenanga growth fund..
i was thinking to top up malaysia some more but the specialist in fundsupermart advised against as my malaysia exposre already veey high..should i just sit through all these..lost quite a lot on paper in last 2 weeks

Well, what a week that was. The Dow Jones – a narrow and pointless index if there ever was one – tumbled to an 18-month low only to regain much of its losses towards the end of the week. Meanwhile the tech-heavy Nasdaq index was heading back towards positive territory for the year.
But if you had tuned into any financial TV broadcast a couple of days before, you would have been forgiven for thinking the apocalypse had arrived.
So in short we were doomed on  Tuesday, but everything was just hunky dory by Friday.

What will investors learn from it? If history is any indicator, virtually nothing.


What people refuse to accept is that all investors – from people with PhDs in finance commanding huge salaries at investment banks, all the way down to ordinary people playing with their little portfolios at home – are gambling. Perhaps it isn’t gambling in the same way that hanging around all day at the track trying to pick a winning horse is, but it is wagering all the same. Investing money in a company is a bet that it will perform as or better than expected – how exactly is that not a gamble?

Investors can't go blaming China if they blow it all betting with bulls
http://www.msn.com/en-my/money/topstories/...ocid=spartandhp

me a gambler? still in denial mode? 

What do you actually meant by top-up? Top up to what level, do you have a target? Do you follow DCA, VCA, CDI or any other method?

- Do you top up so that value would be equal to your cost?
- Do you top up so that value would be equal to previous high?
- Do you top up so that value would be equal to target value?
- Do you buy more at arbitrary amount because of the market drop and you have extra cash to invest?
- etc.

Just curious as many here talk about top-up.

no body knows. I'm abit fearful. especially for malaysia

http://www.theguardian.com/business/blog/l...y-business-live