Since the ringgit is marginally stronger these 2 days, is it a good time to buy foreign equity funds like ponzi2.0 and GTF? Or maybe even asian total return?

In volatile markets like this, if you do lumpsum investments, it's better to catch the market when it's lower than when there is a sales charge discount right? usually when market is down, it's more than 1% 

is RM strengthening good for local share market?

I cant wait..but have a feeling this is temporary..

Nice increase in portfolio value these 2 days..  Hehe..

Anybody going to the Smart Invest fair at MidV staring tomorrow?

Question: when you guys report the IRR or ROI is it in net terms meaning already deducted the SC?

Just realized even if you have too much cash on hand, you are also stressed about it. no money also stress. apa lah!

Implications to local UTs?
Malaysia will use its state funds to put a floor under the country's battered stock market, though currency intervention and interest rate hikes are ruled out as tools to keep sharp falls in the ringgit in check, its deputy finance minister said.
"Every year these (domestic) pension funds are getting new funds almost close to 40-50 billion ringgit ($9.7-12.0 billion), so I think there is enough for them to continue buying while waiting for external factors to improve,"
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...ocks/?style=biz

why tis time...no shout of "cronies bail out" or things like that?

Recommend to use Bloomberg as an alternative to track NAV. So much faster. Can key in amount of units and price bought too.