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Vcys86
post Nov 9 2018, 08:23 AM

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For PRS...is the best bet still with CIMB ex Japan - Class C?
Vcys86
post Nov 10 2018, 02:23 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Nov 9 2018, 08:26 AM)
"best bet" in terms of shortest time it takes for the NAV to rise in the next 3 months?
"best bet" in terms of the lower volatility in the next 3 months?
"best bet" in terms of chances of making some money in the next 3 months?
or .... please elaborate your terms for "best bet"
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I think PRS would be long term investment? instead of 3 months performance maybe 3 year performance instead? icon_rolleyes.gif
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post Nov 10 2018, 08:18 PM

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Haha..Let me rephrase...For PRS...is CIMB ex Japan - Class C performing better than rest in recent 3 yrs?

Probably long term Nav appreciate is much more important than volatility...since it's "long-term" ?

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post Nov 11 2018, 08:44 PM

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QUOTE(MUM @ Nov 11 2018, 10:26 AM)
on this question,....For PRS...is CIMB ex Japan - Class C performing better than rest in recent 3 yrs?
looking at the past 3 yrs annualised performance.....YES

but some would says...looking at the past 3 yrs risk reward numbers...not that worth it too.....taking so much risk (100%~450% extra risk/volatility) for just an added 1~2% extra annualised returns

but it is up to individual especially those that stick to the notion that "long term Nav appreciate is much more important than volatility...since it's "long-term"

since those are the PAST/RECENT 3 yrs historical results, I would focus on positioning for the next 3 yrs, hence not the past/recent 3 yrs....
thus i would phrase it as this, if I wanted to seek for the better ROI option..... "For PRS...will CIMB ex Japan - Class C have better chances of performing better in terms of appreciation than rest in recent the next 3 yrs?
but would phrase it as this, if I wanted to seek for the better risk reward option ....."For PRS...will CIMB ex Japan - Class C have better risk reward than rest in recent the next 3 yrs?
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Thanks for your summary table there. icon_rolleyes.gif
Will either top up CIMB ex Japan -Class C or maybe split some into Am REIT laugh.gif


 

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