Oh, means if buy before 3 pm today, can possibly get at lower price? Almost kick myself lol

MAMG All-China Focus Equity Fund - MYR
is a VERY new fund in MYR
just launch on 29 July 2021
comparative past performance can be obtained from Target fund, but it is in USD....

if i wanted a China only fund, i will choose RHB Shariah China Focus Fund - MYR

if you continue to "wait" on the side line,...some may think that you could be missing the boat     
caveat emptor 

Not much ppl brave enough to in when there is a dip. Mostly ppl will curse n kao pei kao bo n said tengok dulu. At last, when  it starts recovering, said tengok dulu. 😂
It will recycle every time, at last miss Al the boat.

I missed the chance to top up Rhb shariah china focus fund (5.6%of my entire portfolio) and am China a shares(15.38% of my entire portfolio) during the dip. Thought the Chinese market will go downturn for quite some time but my prediction gone wrong.

Principal greater china is likely not performing at all. Gonna switch to principal China direct opportunities.
Also thinking of affin hwang China A opportunity fund.

Manulife India is doing good. Will top up. As their economy is in recovery phase.

RHB China Focus hit a jackpot, the top holding which is 10% doubled its share price within this year itself

https://www.fsmone.com.my/admin/buy/factshe...eetMYRII005.pdf

Based on the factsheet, you are referring to the top holding of RHB China Focus - ZHEJIANG JINGSHENG MECHANICAL
& ELECTRICAL CO LTD, right?

even though i have 5% of RHB Shariah China Focus in my port
just hope that its top holding will not end up like Tesla (as of now, not sure of future)
it moves almost like Tesla did since 2020   

not a strong company previously?
wondering why before yr 2020, not so much yearly price increases
did that company created something new ?? the rate of the price increase since last year was superb 

As an iFAST shareholder, I can tell you it is quite safe for now. Quite unlikely to "disappear" overnight unless you guys withdraw huge amount of money overnight at once.

It does not owe any FI or bank any money, in net cash position, and business is highly profitable. You can check iFAST's financials from time to time.

https://www.ifastcorp.com/ifastcorp/investo...ial-results.tpl

https://www.ifastcorp.com/ifastcorp/mediahu...tion_2Q2021.pdf

If anything goes wrong, I will be the one who is affected first with plunging share price.

2Q 2021 Market Report Card – Top Performing Equity Markets

Global equity markets continued advancing to record highs in 2Q21 amidst investor's worries.
Find out which equity markets performed best as well as their respective outlook in 2H21 and beyond.
https://www.fsmone.com.my/funds/research/ar...rkets?src=funds

China rebound?

https://www.barrons.com/articles/alibaba-ch...cks-51629805966

Alibaba and Other Chinese Tech Stocks Are Rallying. Cathie Wood Is Back in the Game.

Chinese tech stocks rallied early on Tuesday, as Alibaba, JD.com, and Tencent all made impressive gains and Cathie Wood’s ARK got back in the game.

The sector, which has been under pressure recently due to a wide-ranging regulatory crackdown in China, enjoyed a sharp rebound as the regulatory outlook became clearer and investors looked for buying opportunities.

One such investor was seemingly Cathie Wood, whose ARK Invest snapped up 164,889 of JD.com’s American depository receipts (ADRs). The company’s Hong Kong-listed shares soared 15% on Tuesday after second-quarter earnings beat expectations. The ADRs were close to 8% up in premarket trading.

ARK’s largest fund, ARK Innovation, dumped almost all its Chinese stocks at the end of July as Beijing’s regulatory crackdown intensified.

JD.com wasn’t the only name surging early on Tuesday, Alibaba stock was 5% higher in premarket trading, after the e-commerce giant’s Hong Kong shares rose 9.5%. Tencent stock climbed close to 9% in Hong Kong trading, while Baidu was 4% up in New York premarket trading.

A promise by China’s central bank to keep monetary policy stable was also seemingly behind the rally. “The People’s Bank of China will keep monetary policy stable with a good cross-cyclical design and will support high-quality economic expansion with ‘appropriate money growth,'” the PBOC said in a statement late Monday.

“We think the reversal in Hong Kong of 7% off lows, the general rise of Asian equities, the bounce back of 11% from Alibaba, and the soaring commodities prices, where iron ore was up 10% at one point overnight in Singapore… All can be linked back to that statement,” Andrew Brenner, head of international fixed income at NatAlliance Securities, said in a note.

Yeah I also wanted to diversify my US holdings, since I only have Global Titans which are heavier on US finance companies.

Yeah, it is pretty nice return. I mean it's relatively decent compared to Global Titans and Asia Pacific Dynamic which I've held longer, both of them 30% plus.

it depends how long u want to put and your target.
High risk high return. but then you also need to see the fund performance over 1v3v5 years or even 10 years.

don't play with emotion. alot of people make mistakes when it drops they sell quickly.

Just to share some investment strategies for children.

in 2015 I started investing in Unit trust.
My target was and is to generate 8-12% of return from few portfolios. Regardless of China/US/ Asia Pacific.
And also to beat country inflation rate of 3-4% average.

Assuming I put my principal amount of RM 10k into few good portfolios and a monthly depo of RM 300-500 for 20 years.
This is the result. I would say enough for a good private University locally but for overseas education, I will require to use my own savings and other investment by then.

Relying on EPF is not always the best option because after minus the inflation rate, we are only getting back 1-2% recently.

So far, my target is on track. My second kid, I did the same. The only challenge I have is emotion, when the market is down I have to train myself from panic. and to look at bigger picture.

I didn't do well in 2018, but if I average out each year yes.

For example, if you look at Eastspring Dinasti out from the 5 years, if you divide it will be around 17%.
But my other port folio will need to do the average out performance to the value around 8-12% window.

So selecting the right fund is crucial, and also know when to exit, or enter.

Can't say I am 100% right. But the setting of dividends should be at least at a realistic level. anything that has 15% over return is considered a bonus to overcome any shortcoming like 2018 year.

Previously had invested in FSM before, but had withdraw the money to invest in a business.  but end up rugi and close down the business .

looking at the market right now, it is very tempting to invest in china market again.

To all the sifus here, any good recomendation to buy now for China funds?

previously i bouht

1) manulife dragon
2) dinasti
3) CIMB Greater china