"I" would go with my self imposed guidance......
if
3 yrs annualised volatility <5 (approximates allocation 25%)
3 yrs annualised volatility 5~10 (approximates allocation 20%)
3 yrs annualised volatility 10~12.5 (approximates allocation 15%)
3 yrs annualised volatility 12.5~15 (approximates allocation 10%)
3 yrs annualised volatility > 15 (approximates allocation 5%)

therefore "I" would allocate the allocation as ....

Libra Asnita Bond..........3 yrs annualised volatility 1.06 ...... (25%)
TA Global Technology Fund.........3 yrs annualised volatility 11.52 ...... (15%)
Eastspring Investments Small-Cap Fund..........3 yrs annualised volatility 13.54 ...... (10%)
RHB Asian Income Fund......3 yrs annualised volatility 5.85 ....(20%)
CIMB-P Greater China Equity............3 yrs annualised volatility 15.03 .....(5%)
CIMB-P Asia Pac (ponzi 2.0)..........3 yrs annualised volatility 9.6 ......(20%)
Manulife India.........3 yrs annualised volatility 16.38 ......(5 %)

just a note:
"I" may not have the same risk appetite as yours,...so the fund selection and allocation maybe different.
"I" want my portfolio to be able to stay intact when the little storm comes...
these 3 yrs annualised volatility % would have to be updated from time to time
overlapped funds coverage may create havoc to the allocation too...

"I" now want to go sleep....

Hi, thanks for your advise.

The portfolio suggested is great to reassure on what i had in mind.
To minimize single-country focused funds while having a diversified asian fund.

However, RHB AIF that have is showing RED only. i guess i just have to stick with it.

Also, having saying to update allocation %, i am looking into doing DCA every quarterly by topping up. Is that advisable?

TQ sifus

May I know how long you have been having RHB AIF ? Was it lump sum invested ?

Hold and look for opportunity to topup when chances present themselves like now still topping up KGF and eastspring (haven't topup yet but already allocated some funds for that purpose)

KGF and Eastspring small cap not on promo, better to go for funds on promo ?

No promo but I have allocated some money for them (eGIA-i).
Best topup is RHB AIF (some may not agree, some may - up to individual to decide) But since I don't have that, will topup other funds.

When don't drop much, just topup minimum/hold.
When drop drastically, bomb one shot. Regardless who win US election, something will drop . Promo is still valid until 10/11. Still got time.

You seem very sure of US drop. So how to make money from the predicted drop ? Top up or run away ?

Just curious, why is there no love for indonesia fund?

If you look at only one year data, Indonesia centric fund looks good. But previously I have written at length about my experience of using only one year data to make judgement and it went disastrous (cue: China specific fund).

However, if you look at three year average data, Indonesia risk to reward ratio suxs big time.

The only country specific fund that has very good three years risk to reward ratio at the moment is India fund.

Xuzen

"short term love" ok la?

Do you feel lucky punk?, Well do ya?

On another note, AMAsia Reits seems to be going south, and I wonder why? Could it be a because MYR semakin kuat?

Something about HK and Singapore property market negative news for the past 1 month +?

On another note, AMAsia Reits seems to be going south, and I wonder why? Could it be a because MYR semakin kuat?

May I know how long you have been having RHB AIF ? Was it lump sum invested ?

Mine is in red too. Went in mid of Aug.

REITs normal return is generally single digit. The last 12 months is simply extraordinary. I didn't think it's reasonable to expect double digit in mid-long term basis

Rebalance from where to where?