Jul 3 2015, 04:17 PM
wah so fash change to new Version
for personal reference
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Ponzi 1.0 ---> Affin Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Quantum Fund
Ponzi 2.0 ---> CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
Evergreen Fund ---> Kenanga Growth Fund
Aladdin Fund ---> Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund
p/s: Reason for nickname Ponzi Because of its impressive return in short term (historical)
How do I know which Unit Trust to buy?
Before you jump in, there are several things which you need to find out about yourself. Your risk tolerance, investment goals, time horizon and so on. Go to FSM Getting Started section to find out more. After doing that, you should find the fund whose investment objectives match your own. Make use of FSM Fund Selector and read our fact sheets to compare and contrast the unit trusts available. You may also read FSM Funds' recommendations. Soon you will find one which you are comfortable with. Start with that first. As you gain more confidence and understanding of unit trusts, you may then invests more.
What is risk in investing?
The bottom line is that risk can mean different things – volatility, the risk of capital loss, the risk of not having enough income from your investment and the risk of not having enough in retirement. Each of these risks can be of greater or lesser importance depending on your stage in life, how much capital you have and your tolerance for risk. What’s more risk is perverse. The risk of capital loss is often highest when you think it is low (ie after good times) and lowest when you think it is high (ie after a bad patch).
Maximise Returns while Minimising Risk with a Core and Supplementary Portfolio
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...pl?articleNo=59
Ponzi 2.0 ---> CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
Evergreen Fund ---> Kenanga Growth Fund
Aladdin Fund ---> Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund
p/s: Reason for nickname Ponzi Because of its impressive return in short term (historical)
How do I know which Unit Trust to buy?
Before you jump in, there are several things which you need to find out about yourself. Your risk tolerance, investment goals, time horizon and so on. Go to FSM Getting Started section to find out more. After doing that, you should find the fund whose investment objectives match your own. Make use of FSM Fund Selector and read our fact sheets to compare and contrast the unit trusts available. You may also read FSM Funds' recommendations. Soon you will find one which you are comfortable with. Start with that first. As you gain more confidence and understanding of unit trusts, you may then invests more.
What is risk in investing?
The bottom line is that risk can mean different things – volatility, the risk of capital loss, the risk of not having enough income from your investment and the risk of not having enough in retirement. Each of these risks can be of greater or lesser importance depending on your stage in life, how much capital you have and your tolerance for risk. What’s more risk is perverse. The risk of capital loss is often highest when you think it is low (ie after good times) and lowest when you think it is high (ie after a bad patch).
Maximise Returns while Minimising Risk with a Core and Supplementary Portfolio
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...pl?articleNo=59
This post has been edited by nexona88: Jul 15 2015, 06:27 PM
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