drop drop drop. I probably entered at peak :\

What happened with worldwide market?

Sold all Nikkp sg or sold part of it?

Recent 4 days drops in Hk n korea is around 4%.

May be i misunderstood ur statement,    if all ur profit become 0 after recent drop, is it meant that previously,, before recent drop, ur roi was ony 4%.

If yes, then u need a deep review on ur portfolio. 4% Roi for more than 1 year is very low, even loose fd.

not sure if you have held your port since end 2015... if you had and did track it.... tracked your portfolio from 2 Jan 2016 to March 2016....
did it fair better than now.....in terms of % of losses....?

It's already credited on 1st December 2017 for Ponzi 2.0
The icon is still not yet removed.

I am new to this Forum (Just  started reading this Forum in Early 2017)

Started with FSM Managed Portfolio - Agressive Portfolio

Started in 31 May 2017
1. June Statement: -4.28% Loss
2. July Statement: 3.32% Profit
3. Sept Statement :3.16% Profit
4. October Statement: 6.86% Profit
5. November Statement: 3.67% Profit

So year to date so far averaging about 3.5% Profit... still less than FD ... IMHO ... maybe i should switch to Balanced Poftfolio ...

Maybe he meant being in tune with the market.

How to be in tune with the market and yet ignore all the noise surrounding it?
Use VA investment strategy.

VA (Value averaging) is a bit different from DCA. In VA, the amount to top-up is accordingly to the investment schedule and its shortfall.

The important thing about any strategy is not abandoning it half-way... that means you believed in the strategy and loyal to the fund you selected to invest.

What is a good fund to have that you can trust and stay loyal to it?
A fund that has a good 5 to 10 years track record... see those popular funds with nicknames in page 1.

For example, CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund
5 Years Annualised ROI  +16.70%
1 year return +23.28%

(See MorningStar website for more details.)

Its benchmark is straightforward... a straight line 8% growth.

While its investment strategy (according to its master prospectus) is allocating 70% to 98% into equities, it can also pull out all and "may invest all or a substantial portion of its assets in money market instruments to achieve the Fund’s investment objective in bearish or non-performing equity markets."

In short, it can allocate its assets dynamically... and hopefully in tune with its market.

So, if using VA into this fund:
1. The fund is mandated and allowed the fund manager to keep the fund in tune with the market.
2. VA purchasing keeps you in tune with your fund's volatility, by topping up more when it dips.

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