QUOTE(ehwee @ Jan 22 2017, 06:28 PM)
I need some help from you guys about ABERDEEN ISLAMIC ASIA PACIFIC EX JAPAN EQUITY FUND
as there are 2 different type of same aberdeen islamic apac ex-J fund that one has nav price on - CLASS USD and another one with nav price on - CLASS MYR
which one is better in middle period investment of 5-10 yrs?
Actually it depends on the fund's underlying asset currency.
For example ponzi 2.0, which the fund's underlying asset is in USD, when MYR depreciate against USD, the MYR class performance will go bullish and vice versa.
QUOTE(drcumee @ Jan 22 2017, 06:32 PM)
hi to all sifu
first of all i want to say thanks. i have been reading and learning so much. have just started some basic investment in UT via FSM. I got ponzi 2.0. after much reading and pondering. This is the portfolio I have in mind which i would like to execute and would like your kind opinions if I can as I am still very new in this. thank you in advance.
manulife investment us equity fund
KGF
manulife india equity fund
ponzi 2.0 -> i have
cimb principal global titans fund -> i have
libra asnitabond fund -> i have
cimb principal china-india-indonesia equity fund vs cimb greater china equity fund
would really value all opinion, criticisms and suggestions. thank you all!
replace titan -> manulife US
if you dont believe in malaysia, then libra -> affin select bond
if you believe in indonesia then replace manulife india and cimb china -> cimb china india indonesia
else, take manulife india and cimb china
QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 22 2017, 07:30 PM)
Is true that manulife and rhb switching fee is a concern but not a major concern
Primary consideration should go to their fund performance and prospect before switching fee comes into consideration
If fund performance no good, even free switching wont do you good
QUOTE(contestchris @ Jan 22 2017, 07:56 PM)
Mr Ramjade, see the performance of the MYR, USD and SGD fund classes of the CIMB Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund. It proves my point.
MYR -
http://www.cimb-principal.com.my/fund_pdf/...MYR_MYR_FFS.pdfUSD -
http://www.cimb-principal.com.my/fund_pdf/...USD_USD_FFS.pdfSGD -
http://www.cimb-principal.com.my/fund_pdf/...SGD_SGD_FFS.pdfLook at the 1 year performances of all 3 fund classes with the exact same underlying assets.
MYR: 6.82%
USD: 2.38%
SGD: 4.81%
Except it is not because the fund is an asia pacific fund.
This is due to the fact that the fund underlying asset is in USD
Currencies like SGD and MYR which depreciate against USD during the second half year will see performance boost in their respective currencies class
Plus forex risk is rather complicated as the inter transaction while you holding the fund may also affect the currencies performance (e.g. when the fund sells USD asset while MYR appreciate against USD, it will realized its forex loss in MYR performance and vice versa
QUOTE(Dogta @ Jan 22 2017, 08:02 PM)
Dear sifus, if use RSP can't get the silver member discount? Must pay at full sales charge (i.e. 2%)?
Your RSP entitled for silver discount if you are a silver member as per their FAQ
p/s: I realize some forummers gave wrong info that can have severe consequences to others' decision