You should ask those who still hold those funds with FSM before it is not available anymore to negotiate with them

They hold more power

Actually if you just look at performance, on 2 or 3 years historical performance actually ATR beats select bond hands down. But ATR is very volatile. I like my FI to behave like FI.

Select bond volatility is really low for an Asian bond fund. Credit to the fella who recommended the fund to me.

RHB Asian Income consider as balanced fund right?
anyone treat it as a fixed income fund coz of its low volatile?

He is talking about Asian Total Return

Let's consider a case with buy/sell...

A & B bought a stock at IPO price of 1.00.
A later sold the stock to C for 1.10.
The stock price dropped to 0.95. Panic of the drop, C 'cut loss' and sold the stock to D.
After the company reported good results, the stock price jumped to 1.20.

A - gain 0.10
B - gain 0.20
C - loss 0.15
D - gain 0.25
overall - gain 0.40

then 1 year later company post losses, price drop to 0.8, how?

Hilary almost wrap up the election. lol

why so much discussion about forex liao

Overall is loss, but it's still not zero sum game. I never said it must be positive.
You google for historic price of Berkshire Hathaway. Don't say every thing which has gone up must come down. Yes, short term, this stock had ups and downs. But long term, it has been all the way up.
(This stock has never had split, so it's easy to see the point.)

Btw, ethical issue not withstanding, I am not against forex trading, so don't be too sensitive. My aunt's husband is a professional commodity trader, and he is very rich.
But, as a part timer and somewhat risk aversive, I will stick to the more passive way.

Gold is another issue...

ask him become your sifu lah. hehe

Go buy direct from Affin-Hwang or thru bank. Affin-Hwang Select Income is a good fund that I would strongly recommend esp if u don't want a too complicated portfolio, it covers Asian bonds and Asian dividend-yielding stocks.

Noted with thanks Xuzen.

Thanks for the heads up. I am not sure how I missed out on Affin Hwang Select Bond fund before.

[edited] Cis. Not available not purchase via FSM!

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Oct 21 2016, 10:57 AM

Affin Hwang Selection Bond Fund appears to be a strong contender to Libra AsnitaBond Fund.

I am just wondering why the performance rating is different between Morningstar & Lipper. For e.g. Libra Asnita Bond Fund has a 3-star rating in Morningstar but 5-star rating in Lipper. Even when we compare 3-years, 5-years & 10-years rating, they are different. Do they use different metrics to compare the performance? Thanks.

Is there any different buy through affin hwang or cimb bank? still kena same 3% charges right?

If u go direct to Affin-Hwang, u COULD get cheaper than 3%.

Eunittrust lar, someone already said it earlier. It's 2% SC.

who going for the FSM lunch on 5 Nov. with Amanah Mutual Bhd.

Isaw the word "non tradeable online" for that fund in eunitrust site....pls check....i might see wrongly

Their web interface is really "chey kai" one ! One has to read it more carefully.

If the fund is listed with a *, then not tradeable online. This Affin one is not listed with a *.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Oct 21 2016, 11:39 AM

Yes...must have used their own parameters/metric....else the users could just use 1 will do