Currently you have 100% Malaysia exposure.
If you want to sai lang in Malaysia, can increase both KGF and EISC.
Alternatively SAQF is heavy in Malaysia too.
The other 3 will diversify in terms of geographical sector.
Note that diversify means reduce your risk of losing, at the same time reduce your odds of winning big.

You pay FSM for their services. Maybe an easier way is to talk to them directly.

Hello everyone. Been following this thread past few weeks as I am newbie. 

Currently holding KGF and ESCF, each at 50%.

Should I buy Affin Hwang Select Asia (Ex Japan) Quantum Fund to my holdings as they gonna close this fund?

or should i buy 
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund - MYR  or
CIMB-Principal Global Titans Fund  or
Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund - Class A  or

any other funds? My objective is long term...

Highly appreciate suggestions and comments 

Yes u should buy affin.
My personal loan already approved.
Gonna use it to buy affin.
u should too.

tomorrow last day

Please note the Mnet forummer is, quite a troll.

While I personally did not buy into affin hwang select quantum fund, it is a fund with good performance. For someone who bought kgf and escf, the affin hwang, aka ponzi 1 may not be the best diversification. You are still very exposed to malaysia market. If that is what you want, then fine. If not, then think about it and dont buy into it because it is closing up.

There are other funds. Note that the fund is focusing on small cap companies, hence usually more volatile.

Like another forummer predicted, everyone rushing to top up. Hahah...

Jesus. the amount of members clamoring to buy into Ponzi 1.0 is down right shocking. hello guys, essentially what Ponzi 1.0 is kgf/eastspring small cap + Ponzi 2.0. one can argue your epf is already part of the Malaysian segment of your investment therefore you LOSE NOTHING by MISSING out on Ponzi 1.0 when it closes.

also do not believe what you read here as some of the members are trolls.

I got 0 unit of Affin Hwang Select Quantum Fund, planning to buy 0 unit. 

clearly their thoughts move ahead of you.

yes, economies of scale. just like why prices could be cheaper in tesco, they have the numbers. or like the milk in aussie supermarkets. I was living there when the two major supermarkets (coles and woolies) sell 1L milk for $1.....to drive out other competitors and gain monopoly, then you know what happens. I left for good when they are still selling at $1 but many hipster were protesting, so I have no idea what was the development. But then you know what I mean. Look closer to home we have Tenaga.

Without competition, things will remain expensive.

clearly their thoughts move ahead of you.

yes, economies of scale. just like why prices could be cheaper in tesco, they have the numbers. or like the milk in aussie supermarkets. I was living there when the two major supermarkets (coles and woolies) sell 1L milk for $1.....to drive out other competitors and gain monopoly, then you know what happens. I left for good when they are still selling at $1 but many hipster were protesting, so I have no idea what was the development. But then you know what I mean. Look closer to home we have Tenaga.

to me...I think it is still much better than some (for the past 1 month), and on par for the last 1 week

No. See results below.
1 Year

2 Year

3 Year

Got indonesia funds ka?

I think to a much lesser extend some Asia find n some emerging market fund also has some portion of Indonesia in it. I personally prefer those as the risk is not centered in a single country

What is in your portfolio now?
At what % ea?
Tis new fund what % you want to allocate?

the 3 funds that you wanted to buy are focused in Malaysia EQ, in which your current holding has about 65% in Malaysia EQ thru KGF & EISC
May I humbly suggest that you increase your Asia Pac allocation then buy in a Global funds