This maybe one of the hardest question to answer to my mind so don't feel bad if you don't get it spot on, if you cash in your chips in a certain investment it will almost certainly go up, if you stick with it you will almost certainly sedition go down, could taking half be the answer?
Some said 'run your winners and cut your losers'.
While others said 'it's never a bad time to take profits'.

There is no correct time to take profits unless you are the only person in the world who can accurately time the markets, but profit, once taken, becomes real profit, in your hand.
If you think the euphoria will continue and markets will rise further next week and beyond, stay put and enjoy it: if not, consider taking some profits, to enjoy, or re-invest at a better time.

There is no right or wrong answers…it is just yours and other individuals.
Hope this helps.

(got these from the web...I cannot write that logical sense)

You mean to say Public China Select Fund (PCSF)?       

Get out, get out, while you still can.

Xuzen

Wow... which asset management? Can get me in also?

Me

what is the mutual objectives?
make money, finding the potential best and at lower volatility in funds investment?

yes most probably distribution time....

in Sept 2014 till May 2015...China funds made a GOOD uptrend before it corrected......
there are many reasons given for the correction during that time.

now ...some China funds NAV are higher than the May 2015 Navs.

...has the reasons changed from the last time before the collapsed 

correction. maximizing potential of returns would be making sure most of the funds aren't correlated. why buy the same funds when you should be investing in other funds.

No, you aren't correcting anything when you don't even understand the point.

Aren't correlated means if one up, the other down, and vice versa.

Therefore, you are just averaging, not maximizing.

I agree with Howszat in principal.

to me that way is more for minimising the risk rather than for maximising returns.

buying only "uncorelated" UTs hoping to maximise return is like hoping something like the KLSE
of the 90s to come back again........any share and every share you buy also you will make money......
........... i wonder when is that going to happen again.

you must hope  every sector,every country all going up at the same time in tandem..

you cant have the cake and eat it too....
you cant have 1% risk wanting to gain 30% return, metaphorically speaking....

no need to sit course bro just read version 1 to 15 fundsupermart. a hahahahahahahaha

Friend Azam,

So you are taking CFA, the undisputed gold standard education for financial analysis. This program is only available as post-graduate and is akin to taking a Masters in Finance.

Do it well my friend, pay heed to your lecturer. Learn well, for in future who knows you might end up on the BUY side of things, as a Fund Manager.

Who knows, perhaps in future, I could be participating as unit holder in the fund that you manage or I would be telling my friends and relative to participate as a unit-holder in the fund you are managing.

Manage well the money that belongs to your client, you have a high responsibility to shoulder.

There will be unit-holders that will need the money to fund their kids' education, some will need the money to pay their medical bills, some to provide for during their retirement period, some need the money to go Little Saigon Jalan Alor to meet up with Viet-Mois friends.

Xuzen

Hi, I just join fundsupermart doing DIY on UTs.
I have make a purchase and the system show transaction date is 29 Sep.
So, my purchase NAV is based on 29 Sep or T+1 (30 Sep) or ??

Can sifu advise ?

Why ? A forum is the right place where people can discuss and argue. Why are we afraid of arguments and differences ? It's only bad if people don't argue and don't discuss but focussing only personal insults.

Sifus..I bought my funds solely depends on the FSM recommended funds sheet.

Whichever funds have higher return, i buy. Is it weird?

trying to learn the trade from this forum..