QUOTE(aspartame @ Nov 30 2016, 11:29 AM)
So, with 70% still in RM and 30% overseas, I am curious whether you hope RM strengthen or weaken?

Do you hope for RM to strengthen to convert more but your existing foreign portfolio paper gains shrink in RM terms OR you prefer RM to weaken further and never look back so that your 30% foreign investment will have substantial paper gain and possibly permanent forex gain if RM never appreciate again?

I don't know what is the % I have overseas, I never counted,... and the figures are very dynamic, money comes in here, then goes out there, etc,... For myself, I am now hoping for the RM to strengthen, so that it will give me a chance to exit. I continue to earn the RM, and since I have no more instalments to pay in the country, I will convert whatever that I can into foreign currencies in order to plough them into investments, and buying hard properties.
I am not thinking of bringing back my foreign currencies, such funds are to be parked in the respective countries for me to use. What I have to chase in my investments is : To earn FASTER than the inflation rate of the country that I invest into.
By the way, just like limeuu, I have also 'parked' my family overseas, and my children, though young... are already studying in one of the foreign countries in which I have investments in.
I won't be making foreign currencies yet with 'those investments'. I'll have to continue making/earning foreign currencies using their instruments. I take this as an event in life, the ablity to continue life in a foreign country WITH the family ! Investment income supporting my family is, I believe, put to very good use here.