So what's the conclusion?
Let me try 😅
1. Consolidate the Malaysian equity funds? I'd drop shariah aggressive, too volatile
2. Move some to bond funds?
3. Put more in Asia pac funds 😈

My portfolio slowy inching up and up.. but still have not recover the drop from Jan/Feb!

good for you
btw,..how much % has in gone up since 29 Jan?

myr strengthening, danger of forex losses?

Didnt track till so detail bro...

Yes. Biggest risk at the moment would be RHB Asian total return fund cos it's a bond fund. Doesn't follow stock market rally that's happening at the moment

For the equity funds, if you entered early this year, maybe not as bad, since you would gain from the market rally
But if you bought at the highest point last year .... 😓

RHB ATR

How RHB Bond Fund compare to amdynamic bond fund?

Unkown to what you really wanted
to compare.........simply hentam.
Use the fsm fund selector tool to check them Out.....
Or use their respective fund fact sheets to compare
Or if want more details...check their annual reports to compare

This post has been edited by T231H: Mar 6 2016, 08:49 PM

well said FSM gave the tool for "show"?

for those that are still heavy in M'sia......
time to rethink or sit tight to expects a slower ROI and a more diluted IRR........
A slowing Malaysian economy
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...lowing-economy/

lukenn Msia slow, don't buy foreign funds.... how ler? Keep all money in MMF?

Time to PANIC


Sell everything and go on holiday

Foreign buyers are coming back.
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-ended-march-4/

Time to Invest !!!

Cancel holiday and buy high risk, small cap equity funds !!

As Benjamin Graham once pointed out, “In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine”. Price movements in the equity markets tend to be noisy in the short term, acting like a barometer of investor sentiment and reflecting investors’ current “false perception” of the market situation. One common pitfall that investors make is that they often gather “intelligence” from the market fluctuations and refer to it to tell them what to do with their investments.

Instead of doing so, investors should utilise market fundamentals as a basis for their investment decisions. Over the long term, the financial market will tend to mirror the underlying fundamentals of the economic situation.

How You Can Peek On The Future Economic Condition Of A Market?

http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...-Mar-2016--6861

The two star articles are posted on the same day i.e., Monday, 7th March 2016.

Two articles with two conflicting "information". One says M'sia economy is slowing down = an ominous news indeed.

The other says foreign funds are coming in.... contradicting the other article.

As a lay / retail - investor; I too would be confused with these contradicting news.

So how?

Luckily I got Algozen™ as a compass for me... and it says buy Malaysia exposed UT two weeks ago and it tells me the most optimum exposure is at 25 to 35% based on the risk - adjusted performance.

Xuzen

This post has been edited by xuzen: Mar 7 2016, 11:09 AM

One is so-so, the other is so-lousy!

Will buy into either? NO!

Xuzen

p/s AmDynamic was a darling FI UT three to four years ago. Now is

This post has been edited by xuzen: Mar 7 2016, 11:10 AM

Bursa KLCI have broke 1,700 level