cool.. Kidsave has been bad for a long time. it used to belong to OSK, then it was sold to RHB..

Esther is referring to Affin Hwang Select Bond Fund, the name is actually referring to the fund manager that quite some people "fall in love" with her

If you read the previous replies, you will know who is she, or I will allow any fans to explain

finally out of smart treasure. boy that ride was not fun.

Affin Hwang funds a were opened up to us at zero charge just recently back then the only way to get these funds were to buy them through Affin hwang at an agent's charge. of course by comparison Esther knocks out Anita by a long run or the other Malaysian bond funds. so naturally I took the chance to move move Malaysian bonds to Asia Pac ex Japan.

reasoning.

this will be one of many fed hikes and I do not think Malaysian bond funds will be safe from each impact thereby I am just wasting my time investing in something that drops then goes up while those monies should be used to buy better ingredients

I just sold off the remaining 1/2 of my Libra Asnita Bond Fund. I will redeploy the proceeds of sale later into my 4 new equity funds.

Libra, I will be back for you next year!!!

I also topped up the RHB Small Cap Opportunity Fund which has been bleeding non stop.

+1

what funds are you looking in now. let's see if it matches mine

Malaysia 2017 Outlook

Will be heading into 2017 with this allocation:

Ponzi 2.0 (25%)
Amasia Reits (15%)
KGF (10%)
EISC (10%)
CIMB Titans (20%)
AH Select Bond (20%)

yes I agree with this. I been reading up on the future of Malaysia in 2017 through the eyes of a stock investor and many analysts say in banking and service industry along with development will play a vital role for our country come next year.

so instead of investing through UT in Malaysia I pinpoint the exact industries via stocks.

Short & nice......
I liked it
Wanna cut 1- 2% off each fund and go into 5% each on india & ta global tech? For commandoes. 💪

btdt already lol

i just switched out as well.
Suffering loss but since I just invested a small amount, it does not hurt that bad

Sifus,
When u guys talk about Am REIT, which one u r referring to?

AmAsia Pacific REITS- class B MYR
or
AmAsia Pacific REITS Plus?

I read the fund factsheet. It seems that the latter is the continuation of the AmAsia Pacific REIT and it may invest in the listed equities in real estate sector..

What does that mean actually?

AmAsia Pacific REITS- class B MYR

Good mnemonic!

If u like it big...


If u like it small and compact...

nothing like a woman who knows how to run my money!

India could be part of my future plan at 5% allocation. Will watch and observe first. Prefer to keep it short and simple

Perhaps you are right!

What's btdt?

I like BIG stuffs.

This post has been edited by xuzen: Dec 16 2016, 03:51 PM