Cool but people should stop saying that FD < inflation. FD is only < inflation is you aren't really smart.

That's why I said.. if you are smart, your nasi lemak is really cheap really tired of people complaining FD < inflation when they mean FD < can't live like a king

FD is a short term parking place. For short term tactical reason is ok lar. If for long term as a wealth preserver, FD suxs big time!

I am not smart wor.....I want my latte and chinnoes every breakie, lunch & supper. I want it to be serve in fine china too. Not some cheapo polystyrene foam cup. I need to look good all the time! 

Only Mdm Kwan's MYR 21.90 nasi lemak for me. The rest of you peasants can eat the cheapo 70cts nasi lemak. I don't care!  Go eat cake!
I don't wanna live like a king... I wanna live like Jib Gor!     
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http://www.tradingeconomics.com/malaysia/inflation-cpi

Inflation has gone up a lot

My nasi lemak has gone down. Kuih also.

hi all sifu, ponzi 1.0 apparently go up alot since this few week, any reason behind this?

I don't know for sure. But KGF and EISC should rally after GE.

Guys for all those who rightly say that the Affinity Hwang Asia Ex Japan Quantum Fund is overexposed to Malaysia...have a look at this: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...number=MYFTASCM

Similar idea, chasing small caps, but very well diversified all across Asia. It's actually caught my eye and I've never come across it before.

Oh didn't see that. I must wait a few years lah like that. But I love the idea of Asian small caps.

For that, actually I can suggest this fund for asia ex japan small cap, HSBC Global Investment Funds – Asia ex Japan Equity Smaller Companies

Both USD class performance, have a look

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poems sg will do

even then, it only cost S$1,000/S$100 for initial/topup instead of here RM10,000/RM1,000

actually are HNW funds better at performing than the regular funds?

i mean if I have 100k would it be better to break it up into a portfolio rather than lump sum into one particular fund?

sad that I'm born poor. I have to start building my assets from the ground up.

Since you seem to understand their strategy, do you know if this counts as a hedge fund? I always read that hedge funds on average underperform due to their high costs but the stated returns on the one FSM is promoting is very tempting and I keep asking myself what is the catch.

Also, I feel very silly about buying big into a new fund just after announcing here that I think there might be a big crisis this year and that I'm divesting some investments. Then again, I suppose that if anyone can properly take advantage of a crisis, it would be a hedge fund.