here here!!! i'm poor and famished sire! would like a referral!

need your full name, phone number and email brother. i sent you another pm yesterday.

one more step to being an investor. Have you targeted where your funds will go once you get the account?

I would suggest you start with funds that have a big geographical coverage first buddy rather than country specific which is a very risky business especially with Malaysia and China going through tough times.

here's some for you.
Global Titans Fund for developed countries like US, Europe, England coverage
Cimb Asia ex Japan Dynamic for Asia ex Japan coverage including China
East spring global merging markets for emerging countries

Eh, not real money la, imaginary only. So returns also imaginary only 

The PM agent promised RM100 prize money per person for exceeding his bet though

No more

You can straight plan and build your portfolio dy

Agreed with the other reply you got. You need to start with a broader base and learn the market before going in deeper.

KGF is OK. At the very least you support your local markets.

But don't get the CIMB Greater China Fund (as great as it may be) without covering other less risky bases first.

The best broad-base suggestion I can give is the CIMB Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund or the RHB Asian Income Fund. As a newbie, you should pick one of these two and then go in to deeper markets (Greater China, India, Australia, SEA etc). Another suggestion would be the CIMB Global Titans Fund, but it's hard to say if this will be a good or bad or OK year for developed markets. The Eastspring Global Leaders MY Fund or the Eastspring Emerging Markets Fund are also worth looking in to.

CMF was not eligible for switching, rather, it is like a cash proceed account like your bank account.

So when you switch from CMF to others, is not actually a switch, rather, a transaction just like using FPX.

So, paying using CMF or FPX is the same, you are eligible for the promo rate

You have to buy it during the workshop's timing on Saturday and yes, your NAV would be based on Monday's closing price.

as balanced as that can be, do you have that much trust in small cap in this country? usually they put around 5-10% only due to their high volatility. i presume you are going 100% equities and no fixed income then?

no follow"rules" portfolio after  >3 yrs...

For CIMB funds, u need to have initial investment before you can initiate RSP

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so many people went. takkan nobody want to furnish us any info from the event?