QUOTE(skynode)
Is Interpac Dana Safi still a good buy at this juncture? Or has the risk-reward ratio become unattractive?
Since friend
besiegetank mentioned that he in a long term investor and to me, the definition of long term is more than 5 years, then why are you, friend, bothered with short term trend? What you say and what you think is contradictory.
Nonetheless, I know people love to listen to story and so I'll tell story today:
There are two periods that are commonly bandied around on when the next PRU will occur.
The first one is in Oct 2017, after the SEA Games. This is one period where the ruling party may use the feel good factor from the SEA Games win to rally the people. Do expect a super people friendly budget in Oct 2017. This period is also just before the start of the year end monsoon season. Flooding in the East Coast area later on the year will make impossible to hold the PRU.
The second date is on March 2018. The last election was held on the 5th of May 2008 and PRU - 14 must be held latest by the 5th of May 2018. Hence, March 2018 is most likely as it coincide with the school holiday. The Election Commission must use the empty school halls to conduct the election, hence it is natural to think that the next best date to hold the election will be in March 2018.
With regards to Malaysia exposure; the latest Algozen ver four reading recommends Malaysia exposure at 15%. Those who are pro towards the pre election rally narrative may consider lump sum to take advantage of it. Those who are not sure, or those who likes to play safe, like myself, will DCA into it.
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I think investing UT definitely is for long term but we need to keep changing the horses depending on the current and future outlook
From FSM the highest annualized yield for 10 years is about 14% but for 3 or 5 years can get about 20+% for different funds. Though of course it is impossible to predict the future exactly hence there is the gambling risk for speculation for the adrenaline rush from time to time