luckily I pulled out 20% of my funds from reit and rhb EMB and placed into Sime and Cimb which shot up within two days.

6 months of zero returns to two days of returns. blah. now waiting for my ids to recover then pull it out. the rest keep in Ponzi 2.0, esther bond and ta technology.

I have another 10% sitting in dinasti. waiting for it to recover then pull out too

?? ?

HS China Index  +1.1%
HS HK  Index + 0.87%

Will a fund manager sell off everything to cut loss?

I thought the best way is always to stay invested n taper off profit from time to time while staying invested.

I always thought a cut loss is usually a noob mistake that cannot see red too long.

Maybe I'm wrong

i found this fund, (many more on asking the local FHs)
for this fund, they don't have fixed mandate, so they don't have to die die have to hold on to any fixed mandated allocation for they would act on the calculate risk assessment that they know it is better to sell off before it gets worse. Yes they will....just that would you leave all you money at their hands? 
Q: Any incentive for them to act in the investor's interest? It is not their money at stake anyway......
well if you consider the 20% performance fees for not performing above the target Returns not an incentives

http://affinhwangam.com/list-of-funds/whol...ds/#toggle-id-1

mind elaborate hows the artificial raising the price of the shareholding can increase the price of the NAVs thus increase the ROIs? artificially pushing up the prices of the stocks?

manage port

Oct to Nov gain
Nov to Dec drop
Dec to Jan drop
Jan to Feb drop

Looking at past performances of the listed FSM funds, not many are impressive. Any particular fund or funds to recommend?

PRS :
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https://prsenrolment.ppa.my
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anyone have good exp with their CIS? like they really good in advice instead of following the SOP when recommend customer go into fund.
because most of them tend to bring you merry go round balik balik recommended fund. lol

Kenanga IB enters negotiations to acquire Inter-Pacific Securities

Tan Xue Ying / theedgemarkets.com
May 21, 2018 19:23 pm +08

KUALA LUMPUR (May 21): Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd has gotten the greenlight from Bank Negara Malaysia to commence negotiation to buyout Inter-Pacific Securities Sdn Bhd’s stockbroking business.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia this evening, the banking group said it has received a letter from Bank Negara. The central bank states no objection for it to commence negotiations with Inter-Pacific Securities on the proposed acquisition of the latter’s assets, liabilities, and contractual arrangements.

Inter-Pacific Securities, an indirect subsidiary of Berjaya Capital Bhd, was incorporated back in August 1972, and has a paid-up capital of RM250 million.

It has five branches across Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Johor Bahru, offering as stock and futures broking, research analysis, foreign stock services, share underwriting, nominees services, investment management and advisory, amongst many others.

The filing did not detail the potential value of the acquisition, but said that it will be financed by ways of shares and cash.

“We will make further announcements as and when there are material developments pertaining to the proposed acquisition,” it said.

In a press statement, Kenanga IB’s group managing director Datuk Chay Wai Leong said the potential acquisition could strengthen Kenanga's leading position in the retail broking space in Malaysia.

"Inter-Pacific Securities is a reputable and well-established independent stockbroking company, with a robust track record and strong retail focus.

"The potential acquisition will further strengthen Kenanga’s leading position in the retail broking space to become the top two largest stock brokers — by trading value — in Malaysia, with a combined market share of over 10% and retail market share of about 25%,” he commented.

Chay said the group is aiming to conclude the negotiation process within the next six months.

Kenanga IB closed half a sen or 0.78% lower at 63.5 sen today after 487,600 shares crossed, giving it a market capitalisation of RM458.45 million.

You guys all cut KGF already?

1. To Modify the Deed to Change the Fund into a Multi-Class Fund and to Create New Classes for the Fund

2. To Change the Base Currency of the Fund (MYR to USD)

3. To Modify the Deed by replacing the Seventh Schedule to Change the Permitted Investments for the Fund (TL;DR)

4. Consequential Modifications to the Deed (TL;DR)

lets say if I put 1K cash today. The profits is it like monthly like FD?

dead cat bounce is like that la.

i ad no eye see this year perf ad. all i can do is keep pump to bond fund. and also back to my beloved asm.