I bought few days back, redline all the while.....

Can't find an index or an indicator to allow me to make some guesses of the fund's performance.

At least for other funds, there are indices which I can use before 3pm.

When will be the next crystal ball session sifu?

I'm betting that growth will be focused in China

You betting .... how many % ke in China or north asia pac ?

Thanks Xuzen. Always much appreciated advise

Ok to still go into Dinasti now or should I be looking elsewhere for a semi or aggressive fund ?

I = unker mah. When I was younger, booze and party. Didn't pay attention to financial planning. So I missed the "aggresive risk appetite" period.

My last reading was just last month, you think I so free ar? N14M4H!

On a more serious note: This reading acts as a guide to provide guidance for me to place strategic bets. In a sense so that I do not have to monitor the market day in day out and watch the market like a day stock trader. I let go of those type of style a long time ago.... I realise that there is more to life than seeing the monitor whole day long.

My expected reading should be after CNY. 3 months is a good way to let the port do its job. Preferably I would like it to be twice a year only.

Xuzen

Yes correct sold to the cash management fund.

After my top up, should be about 40% in China + Asia Pac (excluding Malaysia)

Actually i was undecided (a few months back) between India and China, but upon further reading and my guts in the geopolitical landscape, I believe China have more potential (not looking at numbers/GDP/Financial Metric).

Mai aneh unker, we all love your crystal ball ma

This post has been edited by Darkripper: Nov 7 2017, 03:13 PM

i would take these from FSM recommended stable for abit more diversified portfolio instead of focusing on just 1 or 2 funds.


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Thanks. However noted EI dinasti not on their recommended Funds but outdid the others

That is what I think FSM would says.....
"...........Some recommended funds might not be the best performing funds for their respective categories, and similarly, some of the best performing funds might not be the recommended fund for their category for a variety of reasons. While we understand that investors are predominantly focused on the return of a fund, there are several other mitigating factors that might have prevented a fund that had the strongest returns from being recommended. Factors such as having excessive levels of volatility in generating the said returns, having over-the-top total expense ratios and perhaps having had a recent change of fund manager who ran the show for the fund (for the timeframe analysed), or perhaps the fund has enjoyed such success that capacity issues have seen them close the fund to new monies."
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...ober-2013--3983

anyway,...no right or wrong.....for past performance may not repeats or an indication of future performance...
I just roughly implying that I would go for a bit more diversified portfolios instead of just focusing on 1 or 2 funds....
(even my selection are not fully diversified for the Greater China are more or less correlated to Cimb Asia Pac at 0.83)
this again is up to each individual's likings.

So able to sleep well with this lopsided exposure in China+ Asia Pac (exclude Malaysia) ?

is there a problem with fsm website? I've been trying to access since noon.

try this...??
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/home/index.svdo

Looks like all people are focusing on China/AP regions for now, just want to be a naysayer at this time to stay diversified

syioknya, market keep going up.

So far so good mate, just hope that NK doesn't go rogue, but then, if that happens, everywhere also the same.

Just chill and focus in important things in life.

If I were you, I would do the exact opposite.
If it's doing well at this point, I would invest less as it's more expensive.
I would rather buy into a fund that's everyone is doubting now, such as Affin Hwang Quantum.
It's still a good fund with a good manager with good track record.

If you take care of the downside risk, you need not worry about the upside.
There's also a saying of "Millionaires are made during recession, not during bull market." Because good buying opportunities present themselves at time of discount.

"If I were you, I would do the exact opposite.
If it's doing well at this point, I would invest less as it's more expensive"
..........but just how do I justify if it if expensive or not.......by looking at the Fund price of Affin Hwang Asia Quantum has dropped tremendously from its' peak just made the fund less expensive, thus warrant a buy call?

"I would rather buy into a fund that's everyone is doubting now, such as Affin Hwang Quantum.
It's still a good fund with a good manager with good track record"
..........then ever wonder, just why and what caused it to be in such a BAD shape when compared to its usual self and other almost similar peers mandated that region?

"If you take care of the downside risk, you need not worry about the upside.
There's also a saying of "Millionaires are made during recession, not during bull market." Because good buying opportunities present themselves at time of discount."
..........but just not by looking at a drop in "a" fund price.