adding fuel to fire:
aiya - both does't beat my flexi-mortgage's % & flexibility
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CMF no PIDM

 

Most of my Malaysia funds turun... but then compensated by asia ex japan..

Most of the funds are priced quite high now, dare not enter yet..

http://cforum.cari.com.my/forum.php?mod=re...0&pid=129195510

The FSM rep posted the small cap funds with high exposure to the counter. Just bear in mind it may be different now

Can't believe Fundsupermart has an insurance arm now, who is going to assist us with the claims in the event of misfortune hmm

This is your assumption based on personal bias. The only way to show you is to throw these numbers into Algozen™ and let the numbers speak for itself. But not tonight, I have a date with "Don't Let China Win"

Xuzen

I thought the topic of risk return ratio/relationship is more relevant with what happened in the malaysia small cap market in the past week

It's quite clear that the Eastspring funds despite having as much exposure to United U-Li was hit less badly than the RHB funds. Doesn't that demonstrate that EI is a better fund manager, at least in this particular segment. So when we want to pick 1 fund in this segment, should go for EI instead of RHB

I think RHB has some pretty solid funds too, maybe just not in this segment

One fund manager ask me to enter RHB Asian Income Fund. It seems to be already on the high side. Is it going to come down anytime soon ?

Not exactly MY small cap la.... Only hold 35% MY equities

While you were away I was the only one singing praises for ponzi 1.0. Everyone seem to have abandoned ship on this. Its 2015 performance was not that great... but 2016, definitely above most of the asiapac funds. So are you topping up?

High side can goes higher n vice versa

My RHB Small Cap Opportunity Unit Trust took a nose dive from +19% last week to now +7%. What happened?

Not a subscriber, can't read full story.

The title says Hong Kong stocks look very cheap, but the first paragraph says HSI is up 14% since Brexit.
Contradiction 

I'll ponder on it. Since my small cap is enough Malaysian exposure for my taste. Since brexit I consolidated my portfolio and narrowed down to just 4 funds from the 7 I had. Now I'm clueless if I wanna expand my repertoire or just dca.

Current funds in hand

Rhb Asian fund
Rhb total return fund
Man India
East small cap.

Yeah I know. No funds touching the west. Maybe I'll take TA US