QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Jan 8 2018, 11:52 AM)
What is your opinion on those who dont go into Forex? Should they convert right now into USD because of the weak USD and put it into FDs or savings to anticipate the appreciation of the USD later?
Forex trading is very risky (buy low sell high and make money trading it). So it depends on individual risk appetite. I am not into forex trading itself, but investment denominated in forex, like foreign market shares, bank instruments, property...USD FD pays peanut, could be negative return at the end of the day.
To me, those who still don't go into investment in foreign market should start ASAP. 100% in Malaysia in RM terms is not a good balanced portfolio.
Should diversify the risk. To me, 20%-50% of total portfolio should be in forex denominated investment (if the intention is staying long term in Malaysia)
It is a long term portfolio re-balancing. Maybe all income from now on should be converted and invested into forex investment to achieve that %. So, in 10 years time, there is a sizeable forex investment as part of the total portfolio.
Jan 8 2018, 02:37 PM

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