Too much QE?

which fund?

I need to open my file first..

Then will know which to top up based on the worst performing one recently..

I wud choose Ponzi 2

Dun forget to share which fund ya...

Okok.. Lets see today how Asia will fair..

I would suggest......(phrase taken from article)
"Investing always carries an element of risk. It is paramount to always keep tabs on your life’s circumstances and finances to evaluate the amount of risk you can take before committing to an investment".

try understand your true self and the risk involved first, only then decide.
your questions and the answers that you seek maybe different between investors.
try reading this first while waiting for more responses....

Keep Your Risks In Check
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...-Apr-2012--2266

2 Things You Should Know about Risk before Investing
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...gust-2014--4888

Determining Your Risk Level
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/schoo...g.svdo?PageID=3

Picking the Right Unit Trust
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/schoo...g.svdo?PageID=4

BTW,....(as for me) I would not want to touch EPF for investment. I find that my risk appetite, risk reward seeking does not warrant me to try to seek the possible few % better ROI from the 5.5%....(but others would)

with 15% in Bolehland and 14% in Greater China.....not a good news to read the 1st thing in the morning ....
No rebound seen next year in weak Malaysian exports to China
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...drag/?style=biz

I agree with you. For investors in their 40's and older with family commitments, I think it is totally unsuitable to use EPF money to invest in unit trusts.

The reason some people withdraw money from EPF is because they are worried the government will go bankrupt.

+1
get that money out bit by bit...they dnt really care got profit or not

I have a referral credit expiring on 8 Dec... what should I top up? GTF? Think I'll stop topping up ponzi 2.0 for now... Asia market is going no where

just hope this might gives you some encouragement......
........... while investors into Asian markets might be feeling blue this year, have faith! Markets will not always stay down forever. And times like that when viewed in the lens of history may prove to have been good opportunities for buying in.

Patience is needed right now from investors who are already invested into Asian markets. Historically, being invested into Asian markets are their current valuations have always delivered good returns over the next two to three years. Volatility can be very much expected though, especially given that western market valuations are higher at this stage.

Just a reminder as well, as we near the end of the year, it is a good time to look at your portfolios to rebalance them and make sure they are well diversified.

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/resea...SJBlog_20151202

agreed better to keep in EPF.

why needed to worry about EPF. there's law for

planning to bukak FSM account next week.. siapa nak jadi referer ?


JAIDK23 come come, gimme your ID. =P

This post has been edited by melz84: Dec 4 2015, 01:15 PM

I guess top up anything that is the most red in your portfolio will be ok..

OK... I am counting on this write up.. stay invested in Asia!!!

pm-ed

thanks bro =)

But my most red fund is a lousy fund that I want to sell when the asia market recovers. the second most red fund is ponzi 2.0 lor