A bit confused with A shares & H shares. Wanna ask...

According to Ponzi 2.0 fund fact sheet, 24.85% of the asset is invested in Hong Kong, and 5.22% in China.

So the China ones are all A shares? H shares are included in HK?



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A Share - Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges

H Share - a company incorporated in the Chinese mainland that is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Takut

Top up india fund. The rest, not touching.

I know this, but you haven't answered my questions.

Previously before the liberalization, China is usually referring to H-shares while Hong Kong is purely HSI.

Now, it's rather confusing and it's up to the FM to make their own definition. LOL

I think la, you are right. Cause basing it on the top holdings listed below in that fund fact sheet... Makes more sense.

the share market is on the downward trends not sure 16th may not the right time to buy yet, although can save some om the sales charges?

The outlook for 2016 is pretty neutral based on the summary of today's seminar.

Bullish market like China and India also cautiously phrased with stocks selection rather than general broad market.

the various differences between the China A, B , and H shares, and red chips.

China A shares are shares of Chinese companies that are listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges which only local Chinese investors may invest in.

China B shares are shares on these markets in which previously only foreign investors may invest in. Now, with the relaxation of regulations, local investors may also invest in these shares.

Finally, there are also H shares which are Chinese companies listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, and

red chips, which are companies with Chinese links listed on the Hang Seng stock market in Hong Kong. Increasingly, the line is being blurred between H shares and red chips.

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/resea...7?articleNo=514

This post has been edited by T231H: Jan 9 2016, 11:54 PM

A quick note for the investors in FSM MY is that China funds on FSM MY platform invest mainly in the China H-Share market.

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...gain-!-6686

looks likely when the RM strengthen....then Titan performance "may not" be so good...

......For 3Q 2015, funds within the top performing list were a mixed bag of equity funds that invest in various markets, with a considerable amount of the listed funds having exposure to developed nations. For some of these funds, the returns arising from the ringgit depreciation, against the currencies of these nations (see Chart 2), outweighed the decline of their holdings’ returns, resulting in these funds delivering positive returns for investors....
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...erformance-6391

They got say anything on Malaysia market and SEA market?

Aiyo.. Long term ma..

Nvm.. Still got one week for you to think if want to top up others..

Yah, you're right. China Mobile (H shares) come under HK.
That means for Ponzi 2.0, A shares are down to 5.22%.



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Did some rebalancing to move more exposure to small caps..

me too...

my current intended portfolio plan for 2016 is now about 90% completed....
once completed will just have to wait to see desired results to materialize....
(wish could see some results in 3 mths )

with constant itchy fingers and with no loyalty of funds in mind, just how to sit back and relax for the time being.....


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even if the results are very much positives.....will it last? do you have the stomach to hold on to it when it falls?....portfolio is best to have diversities...
Tip #3: DIVERSIFY, DIVERSIFY, DIVERSIFY

This is one tip or rule to bear in mind. By diversifying your money into different types of investments, you stand to reduce your portfolio risk as losses from some investments are offset by gains in others. In the long run, this strategy helps to increase your ability to take advantage of market gains.
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...-Jan-2016--6682

Lets see our vision will bear us fruits this year..

No global /developed market fund?

hope for the best....but just becareful...the postponement of the China Share sale ban that should expired on 8 jan 2016 just DELAYED the problems.....

“All the ghosts of 2015 are right back front and centre in 2016,” says Fraser Howie, an expert on the development of China’s capital markets.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e38af180-b4...l#axzz3wnxUSBm3

but if this year it still did not bear fruits, which means "wasted" another year.......IRR diluted by another year AGAIN.... just don't know how to catch up the IRR liao....
100% SC in 2017 perhaps?