Thanks! Didn't know this existed.

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

Maybe you can plot them superimposed on the FSM graph and look at performance.

There is another one from Eastspring (also wholesale fund) you can consider. Problem is that FSM does not allow two wholesale funds to be plotted together.

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

Some of these funds might be feeder or different currency hedge which caused them to look young. I am looking at Japan as additional diversification because too heavy in China and yet other countries aren't doing that well.

Same! That will cover the developed nation part of my port. More convinced after reading latest article of FSM HK and FSM SG

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...

Not skillful in pushing out screenshots and here is the text version :-

Fund Name	Total Returns	3 yr Annualised Volatility(%)	Min NAV	Max NAV	Current NAV
United Japan Discovery Fund - MYR Hedged	52.16%	N/A	0.4841	0.7658	0.7658	(07/11/2017)
Affin Hwang World Series - Japan Growth Fund	35.65%	15.34	0.5881	0.8314	0.8314	(07/11/2017)
Eastspring Investments Japan Dynamic MY Fund - MYR Hedged	36.43%	N/A	0.4493	0.6123	0.6118	(08/11/2017)

So it's clear that the United Japan Discover Fund is the winner in ROI. If wholesale 10k is too heavy for diversification, can consider AH.

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

What about small cap, is it the preferred or not the preferred ?

Jap small cap is better

Small cap return is higher than big cap

is it diversify enough?
tough question.....
nothing is enough....everyone and anyone can gives his/her opinion at a risk appetite, outlook and sentiment at that moment.
ex....lacked GEM, India, US (non tech sector), Europe, Japan, etc, etc
also even it maybe diversified enough, but the % of allocation to each of them may not have big impact.....

thus Sui Jau's post comes in to play liao.

talking & thinking about Japan eh?....
Japanese Equities' Outlook
October 31, 2017 .......Author : iFAST Research Team
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...-Outlook--14111

"We recommend investors to remain overweight in Japanese equities within their developed market allocation for the next 12 months".

This post has been edited by T231H: Nov 9 2017, 05:35 PM

I am keeping it too for port diversification purposes

Time to ditch CIMB Global Titan and go full Jap The global titan doesn't move much 2H2017

i jz notice INTERPAC DANA SAFI with 0% sales charge


https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...a-Safi-MYIPDASA

Its other sibling also 0% SC

URL: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...ty-Fund-MYIPDEF

But I remembered both of them got or at least used to have exit/redemption fee.

This post has been edited by David83: Nov 9 2017, 09:06 PM

I quite agreed with your statement.

hmm.. under FUND CHARGES only got

Annual Management Charge* 1%,
Trustee Fee* 0.07% of NAV or subject to a minimum fee of RM18,000 per annum
Annual Expense Ratio 0.76% (as of March 31, 2017)

din seems to have exit/redemption fee

Its fund factsheet got mention exit fee up to 5%.

One of the holdings of this fund is Techfast Holdings Bhd

My colleagues were talking about it few weeks ago