Move in or move out?

what fund emerging market u bot?

should the global emerging. 0.8% promotion valid for this month

So everybody is jumping into the emerging market bandwagon?

LOL higher the risk greater the returns.....yeah but those countries are a little spicy

Yea I kinda thought so too so I used the FSM chart function and plotted Principal Greater China and Emerging Market Opp to answer the question.

The Greater China fund beat the Emerging Market Opp for 1Y, 3Y, 5Y and 10Y period. I mean, we won't know what the future holds but historically, it's not looking good for Emerging Market, haha.

I am only having a gain of 4% in 6 months. I'm wondering whether i should continue investing in unit trust.

happy or not this few days keep going up?

Asian shares hit record on vaccine progress, sterling awaits Brexit meeting

TOKYO/WASHINGTON (Dec 9): Asian shares rose to a record high and US stock futures gained on Wednesday as investors tracked positive news on Covid-19 vaccines and ongoing efforts to launch more fiscal stimulus.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.51%. At one point the index reached 646.10, an all-time peak.

MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe also hit a record high.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/asia...-brexit-meeting

Never wrong with Asia ex Japan region! 

Bursa seen to outperform peers in Asia-Pacific



PETALING JAYA: With 2021 set to be a year of rebound for corporate earnings, the Malaysian stock market may emerge as the best performer in the Asia-Pacific region.

Leading the surge in earnings would be the gaming, property, chemicals, gloves and healthcare sectors.

According to Credit Suisse, local equities’ net profits in 2021 are forecast to leap by nearly 59% as compared to an estimated decline of 29% this year.

This would likely surpass the projected 2021 net profit growth of Singapore (41.1%), South Korea (40.9%), India (37.1%), Hong Kong (33.7%) and China (18.5%), among others.

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...in-asia-pacific

The political turmoil will definitely impact the KLCI/Bursa performance.
On top of that, Top Glove & Hartalega incidents may also affect too.

The instability with current government without clear majority will pose a risk and investors especially foreign institutions don't really like mood swing market.

Yeah I do agree with you. I do not see any long term prospect for Malaysia though.

A respite doesn't mean the the problem isn't there.
A government with a clear or renewed mandate would be catalyst for Malaysian market to move out from the trading range.

New worries for Bursa Malaysia



PETALING JAYA: Major indexes in the region got off on a jittery start this week with renewed headwinds just days before the world takes a break for the festive season.

Most markets in the region took a beating as investors remained cautious and took profits due to a new “uncontrollable” Covid-19 strain which has sent the United Kingdom into an emergency lockdown that might see other nations following suit.

Not even the US$900bil stimulus package that was struck in the United States Congress managed to lift sentiment as recent developments cast dark clouds over the global economic recovery.

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-bursa-malaysia

Global shares edge up as Trump signs US$2.3 trillion aid bill

TOKYO (Dec 28): Global shares climbed on Monday after US President Donald Trump signed into law a US$2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, backing down from his earlier threat to block the bipartisan bill.

Markets cheered the move as it will restore unemployment benefits to millions of Americans and avert a federal government shutdown in the world's largest economy.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/glob...illion-aid-bill