http://www.barrons.com/articles/hong-kong-...heap-1471670316
Hong Kong Stocks Look Very Cheap

Ponzi 2.0?

According to this article, if it is accurate, LKS is shifting his money out of CN & HK to UK. Maybe, we should follow this Superman. 

http://www.financetwitter.com/2016/08/losi...the-center.html

Arr Hedge Bee Asset management Some asset management company sold a chuck of it, but due to the illiquid nature of these stock the price came tumbling down. Other asset management companies saw the price came tumbling down, they too panicked and pressed the SELL button together-gether. I sell, you sell, all hell break loose. Pasar malam cheap sale time!

This episode will probably be made into compulsory reading material at the next CFA-BOK.     

Xuzen

Bullshit. As if hillary will be any different. Remember thump is a businessman and no doubt he has failed but he is still standing. Hillary on the other hand is a common politician

I like this

Anyways, UTs are not to be assessed on a 1 or even 2 years term. I've been investing in UTs since 2008. If u recall what happened during 2008-2010, u would be able to guess that my initial years were disastrous...

But years on, even after taking into account the losses during then, my investments in UTs yielded me an annualised return of 6.5%. Matching EPF, that's my targeted return for a rather passive investment.

Is it possible that TA Global Tech NAV might rise next month due to Apple which is it's top ten holdings is launching iphone 7? or it really dont affect much  

Droplet of water to them. 

Just check..
Apple inc have around USD 231bil in cash reserve..

Crystal ball said no Bolehland right?

hey guys, 2 questions
1. how do i actually calculate my actual gains on FSM?
my current understanding is, sales charge (2% or promo rate) is net off at the point of purchase, subsequent to that, the annual management charge is already net off from the NAV daily. So is the gain i see under my fund performance the net gain i will get? 

2. how to read the % return on the NAV
on the table with 1 week, 1 month, 3 months etc, in simple terms, does it mean, if i bought on 1st Sept, and as at 30 Sept, the 1 month NAV returns shows 5%, that's the gain i will get, if i have invested on the 1st? and is that gain a gross or net gain?

thanks for your enlightenment before hand

Guys, wouldn't it be cool if we have a Fundsupermart Facebook Group as well  :thumbsup: