When sell of everything.....that is the funds......the ones that can't be taken out.....but no prs is bought since all sold

since you had sold (a/c B) and they had pay you,..the money is in your hand...no?

read this for more info.....
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/1...me-PRS--8865#15

This post has been edited by T231H: May 7 2017, 12:18 AM

it will merge to same account after u transfer out to other prs fund

Well, the challenge is a lot of the corporate bonds that the fund hold might resides in China, HK or other parts of Asia, but are denominated in USD to encourage subscription by foreign investors. Unlike equities, the country allocation may not be immediately visible

Even the financial statements don't list the bonds by country but instead by currency risk and credit risk, so perhaps country allocation is not as important as currency denomination

On an unrelated note, there were some detailed discussion about how the iFast nominee subsidiary works and how iFast segregate client's assets from their own that the FSM rep wrote on Cari Chinese Forum. Pretty informative and rather reassuring although of course things can always go wrong if people decides to go on the dark side

Mind to share the link?

https://cforum1.cari.com.my/forum.php?mod=v...age%3D1&page=19

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just wonder why those feeder fund performance is not 90% match with the fund it invested?

Need to look at which fund you are referring to. My guess is currency factor. Add the % changes of the currency (usd to ringgit) to the % fund changes for the day and see how.

most of the fund, u can take manulife US fund with the feeder fund which is pioneer us equity for comparison

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This post has been edited by howszat: May 8 2017, 09:12 PM

Hi. Do you all re-invest with the profit made? Saw green at KGH.

Of course. UT is for long term investment anyway and don't underestimate the power of compound interest. Don't take out profit unless you badly needs the money or for portfolio balancing.

while waiting for my car to be serviced, I saw this on the paper.

where's my darling esther.

This appears to be a top gun talk. High level CEO kind of speeches. Esther is working level ....

This post has been edited by puchongite: May 9 2017, 11:43 AM

Do you guys think Eastspring Investments Global Emerging Markets Fund is a solid choice for top-up on top of my current Aggresive portfolio?

Asia Ex-Japan Equity 35.7%
Developed market Equity 28.2%
Malaysia Equity 20.1%
Asia Ex-Japan Fixed Income 16.0%

compare it to rhb emerging market bond fund you are better with rhb embf

depending on how much % you wanted to go in ....
it may increase your over exposure to China/HK....
but it could also gives you allocation in BRIC.....

yet unknown to many factor, i would say,..YES....go in...



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based on the topup amount/total amount its about 10-15%. Maybe I could split it to rhb emerging market bond fund as suggested by Avangelice and EI Global Emerging Markets Fund?

I think this is rather personal, depends on what you want

Considering the fact that you have FSM SG's MAPS as part of your financial investment, I'd instead increase your Msia equity and/or Msia fixed income as that's something that FSM SG MAPS don't have

MAPS have quite a fair bit of BRICS and GEM exposure already; and I think use SGD to invest in those markets is better than using MYR. Consider reducing forex exposure for the FSM MY investments; I'm not sure where does MYR fate lies really