I personally put RHB Asian Income as part of the Equity allocation. It is just my risk preference. Since its volatility factor aka std-dev is around 5.XX%, you may consider this as FI portion if your risk tolerance is on the high side.

Xuzen

Now everyone's writing also suxs... everyday keep typing on the keyboard aka keyboard warrior only. How to have good hand-writing?

Oh is a nurse. Howdy Ma'am

Seeing you took my breathe away, may I request a mouth to mouth pls?

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I said US exposure. And both Manulife US equity & TA Global Tech fits the bill from a number perspective. I may choose either. I put TA Tech Global not because I am in favour of the tech sector; I choose TA tech because of its US exposure at 76%.

Xuzen

No funds that do this in the local scene.

Do check out Al-Aq'ar Islamic REIT, IHH, Caring individual stock if you want to exposed yourself to Hospital & Pharmacy sector.

Xuzen

7% in their latest FFS. Apple is in their top ten holding. Let's assume Apple price drop 25%, then you would expect TAGTF to drop 0.07 x 0.25 = 1.75%.

Xuzen

He he he... long time as in more than six years never touch stock market liao. New counter like Stemlife not in my mind.

Xuzen

Algozen™ Crystal-Ball Fund monthly report:

Due to some sh1t head local asset management company for no reason sell down on certain KLCI Small Cap counter, my beloved darling star ESISC ROI dropped from 4% in a month

This is counter-balanced by a positive growth from

I) Libra Asnita Bond +ve 1%

II) TAGTF +ve 2%

III) India +ve 0.75%

IV) Manulife US -ve 2%

V) RHB Asian Income -ve 1.5%

Total portfolio = neither gain nor loss, it moved sideways.

Xuzen

This post has been edited by xuzen: Sep 1 2016, 12:24 PM

Fake! Fake! Fake!

I have seen Lee Sook Yee in person before. She is shall we say more mature.

Xuzen

I have been skimming the profit from India and TAGTF into RHB Asian Income. This means I leave the capital there to generate the ROI. The profit move to a less volatile UTF to preserve the profit.

With regards to the point when to buy and when to sell; the most logical answer would be Buy when you have the extra money, don't time the market. Sell when you need to use the cash, again don't let the market dictate your action.

Xuzen

This post has been edited by xuzen: Sep 3 2016, 09:51 AM

I value my privacy, in FB cannot tokok. Here can chillax and tokok.