Of course.
FSTE ST Real Estate Investment Trust (old version)
SGX S-REIT Index (new version created by SGX)

Want S-reit ETF also ada
Phillip SGX APAC Dividend Leaders REIT ETF (australia heavy)
Nikko AM-Straits Trading Asia ex Japan REIT ETF (singapore heavy)

I am not vested in either ETFs as they are both lousy 

Er who knows? I never look as I am not interest in those index.

a note of caution for those not so familiar with UT investing......
if one just focused on "that", unknowingly or unintentionally, one may end up too heavy on just 1 or 2 funds/regions that may exposed one to too high of a concentration risk, than one can emotionally take when volatility appears.....
Puchongnite may know what he is doing...are you?

REITs and FIs are different asset class wor. Besides, AHSB is currency hedged while manulife is not. So really cannot expect them to move in tandem or correlate too much. While interest rate risk impacts both asset class, there are other factors impacting REITs that has little effect on FIs

Anyway, it's true that AHSB is moving sideways for the past 2 months or so, but if you map the bond funds, it's a asset class performance, not a specific fund performance issue. So the question is, are you opting out this asset class, or just this fund.

Within FI, the one I'd consider non-performer would probably be RHB Asian Total Return, and potentially RHB Emerging Markets Bond. The FX risk is just too high for FI

Since u r opting out the asset class, no need replacement lor. My replacement to RHB ATR is AH Select Bond. To me AH Select bond is performing within expectation. It's not CMF, sometimes it will come down or stagnant a bit geh, as long as the downside volatility doesn't suddenly jump up I'll leave it to the FM to do her job

Interesting to note, FSM recommended asset allocation recently moved a bit back to FI, if that's something you would take into consideration. What about Philip mutual's buy call? They got out of the 90% CMF allocation yet?

Hi all
My dad juz informed me he bought this via ambank
ASIA PACIFIC EQUITY INCOME 

I believe is this
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...Income-MYAMAPEI

And he opted for reinvest for d income distribution

Since I have no idea nor knowledge, I'm asking if he make a good investment.
Since it's rated at high risk and not approved by epf and I'm getting worried

However

According to him, he bought 3 years ago and now profit around 20k++

Well, within FI there's still geographical segment. For asian bonds, yes, AHSB is my pick for Msia available funds. But I also have MY bonds as part of the allocation. Returns and volatility wise, not many funds can fight with AHSB lor. Large fund size which is a plus point for FI fund as well.

So what's your call? Ditch FI altogether?
See the reply above. Volatility reflects that as well. Select income is not a bad choice if you prefer an autopilot conservative fund though

from Eastspring?
then maybe this....
EASTSPRING INVESTMENTS ASIAN HIGH YIELD BOND MY FUND - USD 
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...eetMYESAHYU.pdf

see the attached 2016 performance data.....
........
........
just don't look at the current YTD data 

I think it exist on FSM SG. Volatility and returnd wise, United still beat those HY bonds funds (according to historical data).

Eastspring have some HY bond funds available in SG. There's asian, US I think.

Press hold down ALT then key in 091
you will get [
then key in @username
then Press hold down ALT then key in 093
you will then get ]

finish product is username

Anyone read about this new fixed income fund by amanah saham?
AMB GLOBAL INCOME TRUST FUND

Alright...I better not to try anything funny here. Lol. No track record

huhu

Interpac dropping 2 days in a row.

Huh????
What u talking??
1 person won't have much impact

I definitely did not go in due to him lol. I was getting bored of the steady KGF, cashed in ROI of around 20% and took on more risk while hoping for a higher return since I have a long investment horizon.

Excited to see how my 5 aggressive EQ funds perform over the next 3 years.

The fund size is continuously growing every day anyway.

Oh oh..

Here goes the goose that lays golden eggs.

did my first interpac purchase last week and its -2.4% today. finally try to utilize that cool off to save few hundred bucks. any one know if i can buy it again any soon?

Cool off? Meaning interpac lock you down?

and how much you bought?