Looking to increase some exposure in the US market through united global healthcare. Do you guys think its a better option than ta global tech whereby the price looks abit too high to enter at this moment?

Thanks thats a good read. Jst started to dabble more into unit trust this year and still learning.

My mistake actually ta global tech's NAV is lower than united healthcare. Currently i am skewed towards healthcare as i feel the optimism in this sector will rise especially once the vaccine development's success rate increases. But thats just my opinion and i could be wrong though.

Thanks all for the inputs. Will evaluate more on this.

just topped up some of my principal greater china yday too yet at the same time worrying the china stock crash in 2015 will happen again lol.

Looking to put some money into nomura i-income bond fund. Is it a good choice? Any thoughts are welcomed

thanks. decided to go ahead with this wholesale bond fund

i know wholesale fund is only made available to sophisticated investors with a minimum net worth requirement and these fund normally comes with higher initial amount of investment required, e.g. RM10k and above

Just to share i have reached out to fsm before and was told that those who do not meet the minimum requirement as "sophisticated investor" can actually still purchase a wholesale fund so long you know what you are investing in

Yeah am curious as well..

since some reit funds are low now, wouldnt it be a good time to pick some up since its cheap and reap the benefit once it recovers few yrs down the road?

topped up some china holdings during mid day after seeing the drop today

But am i doing it right? say if today market is falling, then we hv to buy before 3pm so we cn lock in today's price (although market may rise but its the gamble we have to take?)

Cool thanks. At least im doing the right thing

it is dated today's date since i completed the purchase before 3pm.

am still wary to ride the trend though. If history were to repeat itself and takes a tumble, it may take years before being able to break even again

if not for the recent gold rush in recent months, investors who had invested at the peak in 2012-2013 will still be in red

means it may still be a good short term alternative of say a year or so?

ya, the "FOMO" in me is saying buy buy buy but the "scared to die" in me is saying stay away haha

in the end still invest at your own risk lol. aside, jst saw eunittrust extended their 0% sales charge to end sept from aug.

Wish fsm can have more frequent promos like theirs

Looks like eunittrust is more aggressive. 1.75% vs 0% is no brainer for me. Ofcos i know some dont mind 1.75% for better user interface accessibility and service

Nice not aware of this since only started fsm early this year. Thanks.

Some says kaf bond fund is comparable to nomura too. Wonder how these both stack up together though it seems kaf has been longer in the market

Who is xuzen? Somebody that you all are replicating his/her portfolio?

Hahaha good one..