Particularly RHB Asian Total Return? But this fund, the main contributor is forex, not sure how sustainable is the returns. It is after all a bond fund

I also have RHB Asian Income which I liked, it's slow and steady, don't go as high as Ponzi previously, but when it falls, it's not as painful

That's why now have to pull handbrake lor

But I'm not into single country funds, and not into MY, and developed markets so ex jor, that's why that time keep pouring into asia lor

Boss, how to calculate correlation between funds?

If ASG is a indication of the actual performance of ASM, ASW etc, you still want to think ASM and the likes are FD on steroids?!!!



But I'm supposed to stop myself from commenting anymore about this matter

The point I'm trying to make, which you keep missing, is relevant to this thread

Based on ASG Oct 2015 factsheet, the 1 year return is -5.58%; 3 years annualised return is 2.42%

Contrast this with what you can buy on FSM
Kenanga growth fund
1year - 7.81%
3 years annualised - 19.0%

Eastspring Small-cap
1year - 7.14%
3 years annualised - 33.7%

How does this contrast with the dividends paid out by the fixed price funds?
As1M - 6.4%
ASW - 6.4%

So... tell me again, what is making ASx more attractive than to invest on other equity funds? The only thing I can think of is, the 'perceived no loss' situation... which I don't want to go into yet another time

anyway, cut loss is what I would advise anyone in your situation to do instead of holding on for another 3 years to earn the measly 2.42% and lose out of the 33.7% you could have made

As to your question on why no good still sold out?
Simple - People's aversion to losses and not realise that although on the face it's not losing money, you are losing money is so many ways... Do we have to be those people?

This post has been edited by dasecret: Dec 7 2015, 11:40 AM

I'm telling myself this is the last time I'm responding to you... while I imagine boss pinky is grinning reading this

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...formed=topFunds

So... for consistent returns, if you are in it for long term, which is the case for most ppl putting money in ASx, look at 10 year annualised returns. The top 5 funds yield consistently, over the past 10 years, >15% returns....

And you still want to ask where to find?

ASx is not capital guaranteed, never was, never will be (i think)
One just need to close eye when the market is down momentarily.... and enjoy way higher returns than FDs and ASx

Or, like me, even more risk adverse... pair the malaysia equity fund with asia pac and developed market funds and also some bond funds... get IRR of 8% and sleep way better at night than to think about what is the total market value of the ASx funds

wished I know this earlier though

Paiseh with my accounting background only fully understand this after so many years

Yes, based on their way of calculation... something like lowest balance of the months * monthly interest.... I know cos I still get a bit after I withdraw but did not close the account

Well.... only if you are bumiputra and is entitled to buy ASB

If you are non-bumi, the quota is almost always full, means when you sell, immediately got people queue to take your units. And these people aren't releasing their units. If you read their annual report, you would be amazed at how many ppl owns 50,000 - 500,000 units and >500,000 units... they own 70% of the fund which is around RM14b for 1 selected fund

Your fav small cap fund baru RM209million
KGF pulak RM558million

Thanks boss! Just signed up

Hmm... GTF fell to 0.8315 on 4 Dec...

Should I be glad that I topped up on 4 Dec for 1 account or kicking myself for not doing it for the other 2 account?

This is never ending is it

before the sifu say anything.... yayaya... no point trying to catch the lowest

Thanks sifu

So I did look at the correlation between the funds I have, funny enough ponzi 2.0 has high correlation with even asian and malaysia bond funds

I supposed that's why boss is not into bonds

Asia equities are freefalling again... so tempting

Ya... I've kinda abandoned aberdeen... my IRR is still 8.1%, but I've not topped up at all in 2015 due to its lacklustre performance

Thank you for highlighting this... really good stuff

Which is exactly what happened to GEYF
My remaining GEYF now has IRR 11.4%

And you guys ask why I hold so many funds

do your usual ninja trick lor boss... intra switch after buying

Sifu has taught me well

Sigh, I topped up a few times over the last 3 weeks... it still keep going lower... heart not so steady jor. Dunno to go or not to go

Ok, made up my mind, will let the RSP to run as usual, but won't top up for now.... Ponzi 2.0 is under water jor but holding a lot better than AmAsia Pacific Income.... curse that fund