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This post has been edited by ohcipala: Mar 1 2016, 08:52 PM

Can always go to the respective fund page to check their 3 years volatility. It's almost at the end of the page.

Alternatively, you can check from here too.

Anyway,
EIBF: 4.12
AMBITF: 3.28
RHBIBF: 2.2

yeah...i just noted in the charting tool. thanks Ochipala

i think I will go for EIBF.

This post has been edited by prince_mk98: Mar 1 2016, 09:00 PM

Forgot to mention: The higher the number, the more volatile it is.

Portfolio update as of February 29th, 2016:

Fund Name	ROI	IRR
Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund - Class A	22.2	6.6
Affin Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Quantum Fund	10.3	6.1
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund	4.8	1.6
CIMB-Principal Global Titans Fund	12.4	4.6
Eastspring Investments Asia Pacific Ex-Japan Target Return Fund	-5.3	-4
Kenanga Asia Pacific Total Return Fund	-9.5	-10.7
Affin Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Opportunity Fund	-6.9	-8.1
RHB-OSK China-India Dynamic Growth Fund	-18.2	-20.4

Portfolio ROI: 0.4%, IRR: 0.1%

mine is still not finalised due to 1 China fund
expected to be about ROI 5.33, IRR 1.9

This post has been edited by yklooi: Mar 1 2016, 09:52 PM


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I hope not so soon la... lazy to update my excel sheet when comes to dividend

I have removed all PRS funds into another table for better visibility.

FSM Fund Choice: TA European Equity Fund [March 2016]

CONCLUSION:

Further easing by ECB could be a plus to the region’s economy as well as the European equities. Valuation has also become relatively more attractive at this juncture with the drawdown of the prices of European equities. While corporate earnings have been revised downward by analysts, we believe that the bearish sentiments may have overshoot and a possible upward revision to earnings is not to be ruled out. Should the earnings re-rating occurs, it will potentially lend support to the European equity market, providing a push for them to climb higher.

Given the volatile swings in the market in recent times, we believe that the TA European Equity Fund, being a fund of funds, could provide the necessary diversification and stability given its investments spreading across asset classes, market capitalizations as well as a broad range of investment strategies and fund managers. As such, investors who are interested in gaining exposure to the European equity market can consider investing in the TA European Equity Fund.

URL: http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...arch-2016--6840

My bias view is still no change: Libra Asnita Bond.

Bond a) 1 year return is due to a one-off extraordinary gain from a defaulted bond recovery. This type of event happen rarely and is unlikely to be repeated.

Bond b) Can be considered. But take note that its volatility is double that of Asnita. If you can tolerate its swing, then go ahead.

Bond c) Its volatility is around 7.8% (check out its FFS). With this type of volatility better go for dividend type equity fund... their volatility is roughly the same but return is higher.

Xuzen

AMB Income trust has 1 advantage. 0% sales charge

I thought all bond funds on FSM has 0% SC?

I wud choose c

Is c a better option than amanah saham wawasan n so on

Is c a better option than amanah saham wawasan n so on

Yes n no
If your risk tolerance is low, wud advise to split 50:50 into Asx n AMB ITF

yes you are right

but in terms of volatility, it is among the highest. almost like equity

Am I the only one having problem logging in to the fsm app on mobile devices

from the past few posts.....there is an interest on AMB ITF....
forummer Lukenn did make a note about this fund....
see page 36
post 701, 711, 716

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3805145/+700

If I can recall, u have too; right?