Anyone still keeping RHB EMB? Seems declining now.

I am actually quite tempted hence my earlier question on another Japan fund which doesn’t require such huge amount from AffinHwang

The wholesale fund has a way superior returns but it’s still relatively new with lesser than 3 years data.

Diversify into Japan market is good....
But usually rules of thumb is not more than 10% of portfolio into a single-country fund....
So this fund min is 10k, meaning it only make sense if your portfolio is 100k and above... 

hmm...    Out of the 3, only United Japan Discovery Fund is Jap Small-Cap... 

Maybe even after i buy the Unite Jap might be still less than 10% of my portfolio? 
I have Managed Portfolio which hold significant amount of Global Titan, 16% i think. My own DIY port only has small amount of Global Titan 

That's for the sake of diversity into developed markets (3 in 1).

tried...no help
tried too. no help
disabled ipv6. use ipv4. no help
LeonL you still having the problem?

phone or pc when uses unifi, cannot load fsm website.
same phone on digi network ok.
same pc(no changes in setting, no reboot, no nothing) on phone hotspot, loads fine.

my phone data plan is tiny...running out already
fsm        unifi   

-1.01% I should have throw it the day before     

Not sure....   But very rarely to see Global Titan to drop > 1%   

Already tried changing DNS server on PC (thru wifi adapter setting). Don't make any differences...
Any techie here can help??

Can load:
http://www.fundsupermart.com/landing/welcome.jsp
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/home?locale=en_us
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/landing/index.tpl
https://www.fundsupermart.co.in/main/home/index.svdo

Cannot load:
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/home/index.svdo

I got the same problem and reported to fundsupermart, the customer service tell me no other person reported this issue, so the problem must be my problem.
SO please report this to fundsupermart.

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thanks bro...i saw the fpx payment option but its show public bank max. per day limit only 10k...im buying > 10k, can i pay using different fpx bank for the same fund? (eg. 10k public bank fpx and 10k maybank fpx)

noted bro...let me try more than the stated limit per day...thanks

the expected potential possible returns enough for your appetite?
why not buy just 1 or 2 funds for the higher "expected potential possible returns"?

Already invested into highest risk rating managed port although the questionnaire rated me as moderately aggressive.

Just bought into United Japan wholesale fund. Topped up Ponzi 2, CIMB China and Manu India.

Portfolio now consists of:
United Japan
Ponzi 2.0
CIMB china
IDS
Manu India

Would need to do some rebalancing when I have more bullets 😅 ideally I would want Japan 15%, Ponzi 2 30%, China 15%, IDS 30%, India 20%

Everyone else going in Japan?

Why would you want to do that? Transferring from one equity fund to another equity fund? From a fund with better returns to another fund with lesser returns?

Do you meant to say that the better fund, which could be different from the other fund in terms of region or other categories, will be giving lower returns/performance than the other fund? This is the reason behind the 're-balancing'?

If it is based on the assumption that the latter fund will have a better performance, why buy 2 different funds in the first place? Since we already assumed and speculated that one fund will have better returns, why not be brave and make the decision accordingly and have only the better fund?

Why so timid to transfer only 5% and let the other 95% face the downfall?
For clarity, I would say that you are following a sort of Value Averaging strategy in your purchases.

Re-balancing is for older retired folks who no longer put in fresh money into their matured portfolio. They re-balance the portfolio's equity/bond ratio so that the ratio is back in line with their expected or perceived risk that they (and their weaker and older hearts) can bear in event of any sharp fall in the market(s).

when comes to the estimated return I foresee I will be getting for year 2017, should I look at Bid-to-Bid Annualized Return or Bid-to-Bid Cumulative Return?

Both return % are with any income or dividends reinvested, where can I view the dividends before reinvestment?

eh why lately so bad one...

macam lost a lot... 4% down to 1.7% wtf is happening