Can you verify it?
I never reinvest on my invested fund, all either getting cheque or bank into account for the distribution.

About the reinvest price, this is my relative telling me one.

yep confirmed, reinvested at NAV price. It is done recently on my funds which declared distributions.

Thanks for the clarification, KingRichard, lifeless-creature.

how come you call him that?

Opps, sorry, should be KingRichard and lifeless_creature.(the other forumer)

How you know? You calculated yourself? Or the statement did show it?

This post has been edited by David83: Jun 16 2007, 10:00 PM

I've the statement with me. Additionally, we can always refer to the prospectus, for example, there is info regarding this in page 13 of the Public's China fund prospectus.

I see. I haven't got my latest statement yet from my agent. I didn't really read the annual report and prospectus.

Seems like nobody is interesting in Euro Pacify Fund
From what i know, the other investment company in singapore is promoting similiar fund now.

Perhaps can take a look

http://www.aberdeen-asset.com/pdfupload.ns...pdf?OpenElement
http://www.aberdeen-asset.com/pdfupload.ns...pdf?OpenElement

anyway like other comment, PB may underperform in foreign market..

yes i do agree they may underperform in foreign market but i do see a huge potential in European market

so...are you going to buy Euro Pacify Fund?

yes why not?

So, you're now focusing on Euro Fund instead of the China Fund.

I also focusing on Euro Fund
but bought from Singapore Investment company.

Not sure if this been discussed before. Saw the ads at Personal Money.

It's Emerging Asia Fund (CIMB-Principal).
Stated in the ad, can get 18%*.

Anyone know about this and can share the experience?

This post has been edited by EightPhantomz: Jun 19 2007, 09:37 PM

Becareful of this word, it should be 'projected' based on historical performance but doesn't mean future will be the same (might be better or migh be lower or even without) especially newbie in investment can be misled with this wording.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Jun 20 2007, 01:13 PM

Before investing, try to understand the objective and the strategy of the fund. This fund may not be your cup of tea if you are the conservative type of investor as it is a high risk fund.

I see. I'll look up for more infos on the things mentioned. Thanks a bunch!

Hi,

Whats the requirement for investing in these Singapore Investment company like Aberdeen. Can help explain.

Thanks

You can open an account on below websites

http://www.dollarDEX.com
http://www.fundsupermart.com

and they do accept cheque and credit card and so on...