RHB GOLD AND GENERAL FUND
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...nd-General-Fund

RHB GOLD FUND - MYR (feed to iShares Gold ETF (CH)) - wholesale fund requires pre-qualification declaration
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...B-Gold-Fund-MYR

Both r good, u can judge it by return n volatility. See which one suit u.
If can afford, take both

is it too late now? the chart is all time high

principal islamic lifetime enhanced sukuk fund & affin hwang aiiman balanced fund i dont believe in balance fund. u either go high risk or/and low risk. taking middle road makes no sense unless u just planning on buying 1 fund only. just my 2 cents

principal greater china equity fund  :thumbsup:

eastspring investments small-cap fund - this is ok. but my fav pick for malaysia small cap is Kenanga Growth Opportunities Fund & KAF-Vision-Fund

precious metals securities -  :thumbsup: but becareful. this fund is a miners fund. they can easily turn around and bite you back if you dont know what u hedging for.

Its not a pure F1. See the factsheet benchmark. They mixed between F1 and FBM EMAS

Benchmark - 85% CIMB Islamic 1-Month Fixed Return Income Account-i (FRIA-i) + 15% FBM EMAS Shariah Index

So to me this is a balance fund.

If u looking for FI, go for AmanahRaya-Syariah-Trust-Fund instead. Much better IMHO.

Precious metals securities, personally I invest in this with a lot of caution. Its only have 7+% in my portfolio. The fund move with both gold and equity directions. Prior to this the fund basically stayed in range for 7 years and didnt went anywhere. Coming in right now need some thought n timing to it. Just my 2 cents on it.

Kenanga-ASnitaBOND-Fund

But if this is for EPF i dont think its any better return than EPF honestly. Might as well just let it stay in EPF. EPF itself i consider as a FI income fund actually. They have a minimal amount they need to contribute back and they are under political pressure to perform well.

I will instead try to use my EPF to invest in outperforming EPF. That sounds more useful to me.

try not to see short term performance. instead focus on 1 year at least. more is better. just remember past performance is not indicative of future gains.

if you are looking for 3% in a month,...then have a look at this...with the same FSM rating
this has almost 2x that amount in a month

EASTSPRING INVESTMENTS DANA AL-ISLAH
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...sheet/MYPRUDIS/

Yes. But what if ur KGOF manager decides to buy Air Asia just before covid and your Eastspring bought Top Glove?

how many % of the fund to you have left in relation to your portfolio?
ex,,,if you have 10% more, then can try for supplementary funds?
like focused funds, like those A china focus, tech focused or country specific type?

Think of your portfolio holistically. Balance it between growth n acceptable volatility. Think about all the type of risk your portfolio will face n think if it can survive within your given investment time horizon. Think about when to add n when to withdraw. Put a plan together, n work the plan. Good luck.

You already got China covered...
How about rhb artificial intelligent......?

He's referring to RHB GLOBAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUND.

It's a wholesale fund:

RHB GLOBAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUND - USD
RHB GLOBAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUND - MYR HEDGED

FSM Fund Choice: Affin Hwang Select Asia Pacific (Ex-Japan) Balanced Fund [August 2020]

Why we choose Affin Hwang Select Asia Pacfic (Ex-Japan) Balanced Fund
Despite the fund being relatively new compared to peers, the performance generated since its launch in 2014 is commendable. Decent performance alongside better downside protection has also placed the fund onto our recommended funds list.

The fund applies a total return approach and seeks to employ an approach of selecting quality securities while being cognisant of various macro conditions. Equities portfolio would consider companies with strong fundamentals and management while the fixed income portfolio considers interest rate outlook and relative return analysis. As of the latest available factsheet, nearly a quarter of the fixed income portfolio is invested in the high yield segment, while the majority is invested into investment grade credit securities (see Figure 8). The fund’s credit profile suggests exposure to yield generating assets while focusing on downside protection.

Takeaway
All in all, Asian economies are beginning to see green shoots of recovery. While potential risk could arise such as a resurgence in COVID cases, policymakers have demonstrated the willingness to assist the economy which could support asset prices going ahead.

For investors that are looking to tap into the longer-term growth opportunities of the Asian market, they can consider investing in Affin Hwang Select Asia Pacific (Ex Japan) Balanced Fund – MYR. This balanced fund could help investors better ride out near-term volatility.

Article link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/art...nd-August-2020-
Fund info link: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsmone/fun...lanced-Fund-MYR

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