Sigh, because of these two news, the TA Global Tech Fund terus drop 3% in a day 

i) China tech selloff deepens to over $269 billion after new antitrust rules

ii) [USA] Tech Stocks Lead Market Declines After Big Rally

Agree that it's a good time to enter funds with Alibaba holdings, can anyone share which funds? I have to read all the fact sheets one by one to get a sense of this - will take time but I want to go in fast.

Biden to unveil trillions in pandemic economic relief spending next week
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/bide...nding-next-week

Upcoming boost to US focus funds I guess

gone are the good ROI of FI like amanahraya, nomura, etc as in 2020?

Reflation flashes red for Indonesia, Malaysia debt
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...a-malaysia-debt

time to reassess and reposition?

whats the plan?? sell half and keep as cash?

still holdings MY Equities?

Putrajaya mulls total economic shutdown after Feb 4 if Covid numbers don't improve, Eurocham Malaysia tells its members
Yiswaree Palansamy - 1 hour ago

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 24 — Putrajaya is set to announce a total economic shutdown after February 4, should the number of Covid-19 cases in the nation continue to not show any improvement, the EU-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Eurocham Malaysia) said in a letter issued to its members.

A source linked to the organisation confirmed the authenticity of the letter with Malay Mail.

https://www.msn.com/en-my/news/other/putraj...y?ocid=msedgntp

 

those that is privileged to be not affected....prepare your bullets   

me?   

there should be some M'sia focused funds at a discount after today's KLCI and FBMSCAP drops....PLUS 0% Sc....
any intended takers?
if yes,...do act fast, observes tomorrow situation then act on it....
maybe a short dive or a prolong dives....who knows...    

Investors Consider Next Move as Signs of a Bubble Mount
Despite some classic signs of froth, investors are uncertain whether a downfall looms

PUBLISHED : 2 FEB 2021
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/206104...-a-bubble-mount

....For once, everyone seems to agree: Much of the market looks like it's in a bubble.

...high valuations alone don't necessarily mean the rally is near its end, investors say.

...timing of a market top is difficult. "We know each bubble is a little bit different and, with the help of new trading platforms and the internet, it could set more records."

....Jerry Braakman, chief investment officer of First American Trust, says his company, concerned about stretched valuations in the U.S., has been gradually shifting more money into stocks elsewhere.
Lately, "the market has not been correlated to the macro picture," he said.

....At first glance, investors' go-to for measuring valuations, price-to-earnings ratios, suggests the market looks expensive.
The S&P 500 currently trades at 22 times projected earnings during the next 12 months, not far off from the 25 times the index traded at in 2000, just before the dot-com crash, according to FactSet.
But that's only part of the picture. That level looks less concerning once low interest rates and earnings, which are expected to grow, are factored in, several investors and analysts said.

One simple explanation for why investors haven't pulled back more?
"We've seen it in the past -- if you think you have a bubble and sell too soon, that can be a very costly trade," said Mr. Braakman of First American Trust. 

     

anyone made comparison between FSMone SG and Malaysia yet ? does SG FSMone offer the exact same fund or different ?

i think you missed the quarterly platform fees in FSM SG
like 0.0875% for first S$300,000
0.05% for amount beyond S$300,000

There is a reason FSM is charging the platform fees. If you would like to monitor the relevant unit trust say based on specific industries or region, FSM Singapore makes it easy for you to manage your watchlist. When i click China watchlist, immediately everything is being listed out. This will also helps u in managing your top up or to which sector you want to increase your exposure to.

I am not sure how eunittrust layout looks like but from what i gather with eunittrust Malaysia I don't think the platform is that user-friendly for monitoring and investment.

Or maybe you have build a substantial investment, you can transfer them to eunitrust Singapore.

What I am trying to highlight is FSM Malaysia is already losing out in terms of zero percent sales charge not to mention the choices of funds available. I only buy feeder funds in FSM Malaysia that is still subjected to 1.5% sales charge.

Actually I did calculation both resulted in similar and I would agree 0.3% over 30years over total sum would result higher fees than 1.5% per entry . But I'm just thinking if SG buying into direct fund instead to feeder fund that would easily be another 1% better performance there annually .

In my opinion the issue with feeder fund underperforming the main fund is not because of extra expenses. Its because the feeder fund is not fully invested in the main fund. They always keep some portion in cash. Also there is a conversion loss between the feeder fund and main fund. And further differences (good or bad), when the feeder fund is doing hedging MYR currency for example.

U can check their annual or quarterly report for more details.

Hi guys need your opinion, 4 funds in my mind (Shariah)

Which either one should I choose :/ this is my second fund that I will invest in

1. Affin Hwang AIIMAN Asia (Ex Japan) Growth Fund - MYR
2. Aberdeen Standard Islamic World Equity Fund - Class A
3. Principal Greater China Equity Fund - MYR
4. Eastspring Investments Dinasti Equity Fund

Is it wise to invest more in Gold now ??  Buy low ?

Bro...
UT nowadays very volatile, up/down few percent within days/weeks.

I check on this UT price very often, almost every day after 6pm to get the new price update.

I like this forum...but still don't know how to choose the UT.

Read and do own research and beli.
EPF money, not cash, not sakit hati.

Cheers everyone.
Happy Lunar New Year to every one.