Yup (except the black highlighted funds)

The technology is fine. The people programming the code behind the technology is the question.

You might have heard of bugs.

Manulife India mother fund up 2.85% yesterday...

Keep that momentum please. Need that. US funds are losing momentum.

Could be big problem today. Trump needs to handle US ceiling debts by 15 or else US will default on it's bond.

Eithet increase further or suspend

it's mostly to do with modi getting popular at the polls. I saw the article in my fb feed but I lost it.

ram. what happens if it does happen? I am sure it will cause a chain reaction to the global economy kan?

also fed hike increase expected today?

Fed will increase rate. That's no doubt. The thing need to look is whether they will be successful in increasing the debts/stalling it

Yes. If the US default on payment for the first time, all those credit agency will cut US credit rating and a global economy will reaction will occur.

If that happens, there's no running. Well you might get your wish that money comes back into RM after a while and a cheap USD

Choices:
(i) run now (tarik all in cash and redeploy them when it crash)
(ii) run half
(iii) hold and see

I choosing option (iii). Was thinking about option (i) then I remembered Congress control the debts. They are earning USD. No way they want to jeopardise their USD. Also Trump likes to take credit for stuff he done so you know he will like to take credit for preventing a disaster.

Keep in mind that auto debts in US are all time high. Lots of people can't repay. Might be an early signal if fed continue rising interest rate.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 15 2017, 08:10 AM

United States debt-ceiling crisis???

NOt the first nor will this be the last....

just like the same old rerun of old classic movies....on Astro Tv.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States...-ceiling_crisis

Does this mean you think MYR will start rising? Seems odd. Oil prices are down again and we might have an election. US raising interest rates would also mean more cash flocking that way.

Agreed.

some ministers say our currency is cheap now so better exports which is kinda true when my counter dealing with manufacturing and export has gone up steadily. Malaysia ain't all doom and gloom. it still has potential

Where is the Ringgit heading to?

Moving into 2017, we see limited downside for the Ringgit. Improving capital inflow, strengthening current account and the implementation of BNM’s new FEA rules are some of the catalysts that could drive Ringgit stronger moving forward. Hence, investors should refrain themselves from chasing FX returns when investing into the foreign markets. Instead, investors should focus on the fundamentals of the region and invest into the markets with potential upsides that could cover the losses coming from marginal rebound in ringgit.

https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...eading-to--8042

with analytical skill, guts for challenge and an ample supply of unlimited cash or just some simple pocket money gambling.....
some money can still be made at those times of news generated fear that could spook the short term investment ideology's investors...

But at the expense of our purchasing power. Things became damn expensive for us.

as ministers say. don't spend unnecessary. cook at home, don't always go hipster cafe makan.

or

you can move to kuching. one bowl of kolo mee is 3myr and one plate of chicken rice is myr 2.5

I think FSM is always hesitant about people using their funds mainly to chase forex returns. I can agree that MYR has limited downside from here on out but I'm not so sure that it has any upside either.

Just to chip in another opinion. I agree with your point, barking up the right tree.

just on the bolded statement. I personally work in financial industry. I have seen a lot of BS things can go wrong with technology. which is sad.

BUT... FSM has not disappoint so far. Though i do check all my transactions (except CMF and distribution). I do admit being a bit micro-managing craziness in some of my money matter

Hence, investors should refrain themselves from chasing FX returns when investing into the foreign markets. Instead, investors should focus on the fundamentals of the region and invest into the markets with potential upsides that could cover the losses coming from marginal rebound in ringgit.

(that was mentioned in that article.......)

Still got rm3 kolon mee n rm 2.5 chicken rice ? Where ? I wanna try

in king centre