Balance got. Rhb asian income. MMF what's there to put. Only one there is RHB money market fund.

Avoid all rhb smart series.

the recommended portfolio are "recommended" portfolio.
There is no hard and fast rule on how a portfolio is to be constructed.
Fund Selection Considerations
The funds featured in the portfolios are mainly taken from our FSM Recommended Funds. Features of funds that differ from the Recommended Funds may have lower initial and subsequent investment amount as well as a different style which may be more beneficial for investors in current market conditions.
The portfolios are reviewed on a monthly basis for performance tracking and rebalanced on a quarterly basis or as and when there is material deviation. The periodic rebalancing is a guideline which investors can again moderate to their preference. In previous magazine, we have busted the myth that frequent rebalancing is good for investors.
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/resea...?articleNo=4383

if you at looking for recommended "Balanced Funds"...it is attached...

Curious, why 'balance' portfolio? why not more aggressive?

Rhb em bond at 50%......the volatility of tis fund is higher than some EQ funds

28... my portfolio is 91% equity, 5% bond, 3% reits. My Target is 8% p.a.

I have cash which are NOT my emergency fund, which can be invested, which almost in equal amount to my UT portfolio. In a way, i'm also quite a chicken, 50% cash 50% invested.

Other money is for emergency purposes.

You mean my FSM fund portfolio?
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Have you considered forex risk for Emerging market bond fund? The volatility mainly come from there if you compare with its mother fund

On EI balanced fund, you should look into putting half into EI MY Focus and half into EI bond instead, the returns would have been better. the balanced fund is not exactly performing well

As to CIMB GTF, I think it does help diversify your portfolio
How long have you had it? give them sometime la.... keep switching and you would end up losing more, after you hold it for a year only start thinking if should move. So far those funds are not too bad

how many % do you want to allocate this fund in your portfolio?

your this 20%...i think will have around 8% in HK/China area, which if added up, you will have 23% in China/hk area....
if this China/Hk region fund's NAVs dropped by 10% our portolio will drop > 2.5% ~ 4% ROI......you ok with it?

really?
thanks for the input.....
will be selling some of my bond funds today to spare some ammo to shoot this TA GTF....
come on just a few % more .......over the next few days.....

but have to wait for the TA Global Tech to publish it latest NAVs first....

Q: When will I know about the price I get?

A: Most of the unit trusts in Malaysia are priced based on "forward pricing". This means that if you transact today, you will get the fund’s value as of the closing price of the market today. However, you will know the price in two working days
The price that you could see in the website is the so-called 'indicative price'. This is usually the price of the fund two working days ago. This indicative price is NOT the actual transaction price of the fund that you are buying or selling.
Generally, the fund manager requires approximately two business days to consolidate and derive a unit price for the funds. These prices are further valued independently by the fund's trustees. Therefore, the dealing price will be made known to the public two business days after the transaction date. Once we obtained the price, an email notification will be sent to you.

YES, you can use any other parties published NAVs price for reference....just for reference but without any legal implications to TA or FSM MY.....unless you are transacting with them directly.
btw,....I used to monitor almost daily prices movement of NAVs of some funds......at times without any serious mkts happenings the NAv may drops more than normal trend but then the next day it just bounced back to normal trend....which makes me wonder,...is that a FH internal corrections of realised mistakes? 

Just check apple's and Microsoft stocks and you can gauge how Ta global performs.

not this year. maybe next or 2019. I'll be reaping my EQ by then and save ammo

Later agent eat what?  Public Mutual without their agents, cannot grow until their current fund size.

But got to admit there are still alot of aunty uncles who dont even know what is Fundsupermart. Tell them FSM, later they ask you "another JJPTR ah?". Another thing is that, those aunty uncles investment amount easily outweigh young ones. They got nice Pub Mut buildings covering major cities, so there is 'trust' feel.

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-chinese-media/

TA Global is gonna be bleeding further as it invests in tancent

I'm just wondering about such senario, where your lock-in-price (lets assume) RM1.00, and suddenly market crash and NAV becomes RM 0.70. Isn't it smart for you to exercise your such rights? Since you will be able to save on that 30% drop (assumption).

I've never worried about the fees by FSM, just wondering if they still charge, or will return. You know, curiosity.

mind to share source?

For the sake of discussion, dun flame me pls:

The smart money is refusing to buy big tech stocks now
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-smart...-now-2017-06-15

What do u all think about the tech sector now in the US? Lost the momentum?

Market correction. US tech stocks under correction!
Time to go in soon!

This just struck my mind.

I wonder what age groups are the current FSM investors in this forum? Can we create a poll like this?
A. 21-30yo (the Gen Z)
B. 31-40yo (the Gen Y)
C. 41-50yo
D. 51-60yo

If you are a 11-20yo millennial and already saving up and investing, Kudos to you.
It's just interesting to know what age groups do the people like Xuzen, Ramjade and Avangelice belong to. So that you can compare this to yourself at your current age and get a grasp at  whether you are ahead or behind your peers.
Much like comparing the performance of a UTF to another of the same market segment.

What do you all think?