Eastspring Investment Small Cap Fund 10%
Eastspring Investment Equity Income Fund 15%
CIMB Principal Dynamic Income Fund 20%
Affin Hwang Select Asia ( Ex-Japan ) Opportunity Fund 15%
CIMB Principal Global Titan Fund 20%
Affin Hwang Select Bond Fund 10%
Libra Asnita Bond Fund 10%

Hi guys, I got this recommendation from FSM for Aggresive portfolio, objective is capital growth till retirement, hence super long term investment. Do you guys think its solid enough? Was thinking maybe I will switch Opportunity Fund to Quantum.

Thanks.

Yeah! That's another thing I am considering too, AHSB seems like a better choice for me too. Thanks for the opinion.

This post has been edited by Steven7: Mar 20 2017, 04:04 PM

Damn I got in the market at the wrong time (Tuesday buy, now is already priced). Should I exercise cooling off?

Just wondering what are the pros and cons of doing cooling off . Are there any consequences if i want to buy exactly the same funds later on?

Thanks guys just needed some clarity on this. Think i am gonna stay and stop looking at my port on a near daily basis

Huh? I could be wrong but when I read the chart, the price I get from my Tuesday purchase are way way higher than the current price. I think it was priced before the correction?

Did you get the "bad" price too? Correct me if I am wrong but you are trying to average the cost, are you?

This post has been edited by Steven7: Mar 24 2017, 10:48 AM

Oh I didn't get this fund. Took a small hit on CIMB Global Titan and Dynamic Income Fund - MYR, ~1-2% each.

True, which is why I am thinking when or should I topup.

This post has been edited by Steven7: Mar 24 2017, 11:12 AM

Yeah I may not go for the cool off after all, thanks for all the advice. But I would really like to top up to "average" the cost tho, but the million dollar question is when to topup.

Yeah I realized that no one could answer me, what I am doing now is perhaps topping up to Cash Management Fund, then topup from time to time instead of using RSP. Good idea?

Yeah I saw that too! Pretty attractive! But too bad I am not earning MYR so my MYR funds would run out anyway, hence I couldn't sustain the RSP and may be going for the Cash Management Fund way.

Oh no, was thinking of topping up on this to "average" the higher price that I got last week

This post has been edited by Steven7: Mar 27 2017, 12:54 PM

Oh so when will the purchase be cut off, currently awaiting some funds from a friend (debt)

What the...I just top up today and now this happens. Just last week my initial lump sum = Trump bill rejection.

Actually I agree with what Ramjade has said, I have been working in SG for quite some time and here's my observation. Native Singaporean do fits the stereotype, they are stuck-up, arrogant, tries way too hard to be high achiever, wannabes but truth be told I don't really see them being superior or more competent, intellectually speaking. I used to work for a company that consists of almost 95% Singaporean, I quit after 2 weeks and went to a new company that have maybe 2-3 PRs and I guess that's why I could stand working in SG for this long.

/rant/
Singaporeans are always proud of their food, especially their hawker traditions. But IMO there's nothing to be proud at, nothing at all. Their hawker foods tastes like crap, even the Michelin ones (my Penangite opinion). And you would think for a Chinese-dominated country, CNY here will be pretty awesome but no, BAU during CNY as compared to the abundance of CNY ambiance at Penang, the "first joss sticks" on the first day, "sky emperor" praying on the 9th day etc. Zero culture for a Chinese-dominated country.

However, there are some "pros" of being in Singapore. First and foremost, the obvious currency/economy strength/stability which I guess the main reason that lures Ramjade to POEMS/FSM SG. The high efficiency of government organization, be it online portal or walk-in offices (from my personal experiences during income tax filling, PR application etc). Their highly integrated transportation system, both public and private with contactless payment cards in the core. The internet speed, hnnnnghh dual 1GBPS at 60SGD/month so you and your waifu can have 1GBPS each. Lastly, the career opportunities, there is no doubt Singapore has better career opportunities, especially in the financial and tech sector (I work in the tech sector).
/rant/

P/S Sometimes I don't get the over-hostility towards Singaporean in /k/ or even this board by *some* forummers.

This post has been edited by Steven7: Apr 7 2017, 07:51 PM

Haha I have been on their "waiting list" for some time now but still no news. Anyway the tech stack behind their web platform doesn't really project confidence to me though, although they might have super-genius-fund-manager~

Nono, my bad due to poor choice of words. I meant the tech team + portfolio manager + whoever responsible in devising the robo-advisory platform

BTW sorry for asking to be spoon fed here, but what is going on with the market today. My portfolio value has risen quite a bit since morning.

Oh thanks for the information!

Huh, that's what I saw on my dashboard (FSM SG tho). My portfolio value has increased almost 1% just today compared to yesterday (and yes I login every day..bad habit I know)

Damn it! I wanted to buy iFast about 2 weeks ago and FSM SG told me their SGX live trading is still down so I gave up.

P/S I wanted all my investments to be in one place else I would've open a DBS Vickers and buy iFast there

Hey how do I check when will the income distributions for Titanic fund be reinvested? Just dislike looking at red number on my portfolio