out of curious, googled them.
picture inside

Walao never thought u can google them!

damn scary wei... a stalker in the making...
also the power of social media

Stalker alert. BTW I gotta say I have visited FSM SG twice and I seriously, literally envy the guy who works there. The female staff there are really gorgeous af!

And the worst is, those JJPTR investors thinking they are genius for getting 20% per month, if you tell them you are not interested they get all superior.

COME ON PEOPLE! THE NAME ITSELF IS SO FREAKING OBLIVIOUS!

Ugh they disgust me.

wah lao. stalk until like that meh.

Wahhh. Pro pro.

Do not be envious, for all you know, your friend could be suffering as per this unker



This post has been edited by xuzen: Mar 17 2017, 01:04 PM

Hi peeps,

I recently came back to Malaysia after close to 2 years of earning foreign income and brought back with me some foreign currency which is sitting in my FCA now...

With the current weakening RM, should I convert it out to RM and then invest in funds through FSM or should I just keep it in the FCA without earning any interests to hedge against the historically downward trend of RM?

Dilemma. Sifu please advise

first question need answering. what currency are we talking

Come on who don't want to be that unker. I know I would.

Put in fca no interest.but with possibilities of Fx gains/loss...
Convert to invest got gain with possibilies of fx gain/loss.....
Put in fd or asn fp fund also better......you do the math....

Down under, former land of convicts?

1st I do not know you came back from which country, but holding FCY in Malaysia is not an option. Why? You cannot withdraw out that foreign currency. If you want to withdraw, it will be converted back to RM at bank's rate which sucks.

2nd since you came back, maybe you could go back to that country and open an account again with the same bank. The TT your money over (no conversion will take place since it's the same currency) and invest from over that side. That way your money is not sitting idling. If it's a modern country like SG, HK, AU, UK, US, you can invest in ETF funds/stocks.

Well the choice is up to you. For me I choose option 2.

Excellent. Go back to AU open up your bank account, read the ASX thread under stock market section. All info and recommendation are inside there.

Ramjade Manulife Asia Pac Reits up 1.31%.

Where? I only see same results as yesterday. Excellent

https://www.manulifeinvestment.com.my/Fund-Price

Wow FSM haven't update yet. I only look at FSM price

I bought some Manulife Asia Pac Reits recently, since it is under promo, used some to top up India already where the rest gone negative >1% in a short time. Was cursing.

With this, it is positive now. LOL.