Hi guise,
Was wondering which is the best bond fund in you guise opinion? I have affin hwang select bond fund .. but i crave for better performance in a bond fund hehe

what your favourite UT at this trade war escalation phase? and why

KGF drops to -8.1%

IINM I think it's once per year , you can always check out FSM sg focus list

Hi,

I wondered whether it is wise to hold bond fund for long term since it incur platform fees...

Hi, I am newbie to FSM. May I know, if  am not a sophisticated investor can I still invest on Nomura i-income fund and wholesale bond ?

If any information is found false or misleading, or if the need to obtain further information/documents is not met, iFAST may reject any of my application and/or instructions including but not limited to, any transactional-related activities.

Example?
Thanks all for the answers. I shall keep the fund then.

i have this holding, is it still safe to keep after default?

Could these local funds have been forced to take-up the MGS after foreign funds disposed ?

Anyone still holding Kgf? Feel like dumping it for other funds

Libra Asnita Bond Fund - yay or nay?

Yes. Recently been more challenging. The return has been all over the place.

Hi sifus. I would like to ask your advice regarding Nikko AM Singapore Dividend Equity Fund. Apparently this unit trust has MYR class and is also offered in Malaysia, in addition to SGD class. I have accounts in FSM MY and POEMS SG, allowing me to buy UT either in MYR or SGD class.

I have made comparisons between the two classes, and both offer dividend yields of 5.13%
3 year annualized votalitiy 9.62 (MYR) vs 9.20 (SGD)
3 year Sharpe ratio 0.58 (MYR) vs 0.62 (SGD)

Are there any other factors that I need to consider (besides currency exchange fees) when choosing MYR or SGD class? Are there any advantages of choosing the SGD class over MYR? In dilemma right now 

Your comments are highly appreciated

Foreign Currency Risk
The Managers do not actively hedge the foreign currency exposure of investments of the Fund and therefore, the Fund may be exposed to exchange rate risks.

Thanks for the detailed explanation roarus. But could you please explain why "buy MYR if you're earning MYR, buy SGD if you're earning SGD"? Wouldn't it be better to buy in the base currency of the fund, to avoid any further foreign exchange risk (considering that non-SGD classes are not hedged as you pointed out)?

And wouldn't it be advantageous to us if we buy SGD, and SGD appreciates against MYR?

Thanks for the clarification roarus. After reading WhitE LighteR and your comments, I was considering buying the MYR class. But I realised FSM MY imposes sales charge, so does Phillip Mutual. However Phillip Mutual is having a zero sales charge promotion ending 29/11/2019. Unfortunately I do not have a Phillip Mutual account.

Good thing that POEMS SG has 0% sales charge and 0% platform fees 

Thanks for your enlightenment sifus. Much appreciated 

https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...formance-Review

Are PRS fund managers that bad? I'm seeing negative and low 2-4% return  rates.

Guys what are you buying now?

Sold some stuff, now cash sitting in CMF waiting for the next undervalue unit trust.

Now buy PRS via FSM no need to fill forms?

Link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/m/research/article/11460