Not bad, look like better then Public Mutual one.

I currently invest in Public Mutual Select Bond Fund, last year return is only 5 to 6%.

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Added on February 13, 2012, 12:03 am

Nope, HwangDBS Select Income Fund not EPF-approved.  If I'm not mistaken, EPF-approved funds may not have more than 30% of their NAV in foreign investments.

I've found a few funds that interest me. Will post about them and request feedback at a later date 

Preservation is not equal to lower risk... for risk factor you have to measure the volatility. Ambond is 1.9 while AmDynamic is higher at 2.2. 

Good morning all sifus ... im looking for a 1 year or 6 month fund investment . any recommandation?

my investment money preferably liquid incase of emergency.

thank you

Bought (past tense) and looking to be a bit more overweight than normally planned Asset Allocation

Just to share:
1. Bank of England pumps another £50bn into UK economy
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/fe...titative-easing

2. Bank of Japan surprises with new easing; yen falls
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bank-of-j...alls-2012-02-13

3. ?? other EU nations go on the QE bandwagon?
Dunno when heheh

Eh? no specific market other than KLSE . I dont target a specific foreign country, just like U with yr mutual funds approach.

To be more specific PIX done last Dec + another smaller portion last week.
PFEPRF done early Jan 2012 + waiting for another smaller portion IF things go on up later this month.

Pls note though, that these lump sums are in addition to my quarterly value + dollar averaging.
My double-barrel shotgun = no fear/greed + value/opportunity . I've no sniping armor piercing rifle yet, thus, gotta take a shotgun approach

I myself, holding mainly on bonds. waiting for opportunities to shoot in 

Well i think KucingFight has some triggers, like if Fixed Income held % is WAAAY out of whack, he'll spend some of it on Equities or Gold/etc gua.

True - based on Value buying. However, what if the market decides to go "like that" threading bit by bit up for the next 3 year?
Heheh - that means we'd have lost 3 years CAGR by not participating right?

Mind U, i'm not saying "dont follow value investing", k?
I'm just saying that using value investing is just one method, there are other methods as well.
IF U are like me, a worker ant earning salary and saving a chunk to invest, sooner or later, U'd be totally lopsided with Fixed Income (cash, bonds, FD, EPF) holdings as a % of total net worth and total investments held IF we kept waiting and holding on to ammo coz no obvious value/lelong appeared

Just throwing some ideas around ar, no right or wrong 

Hi fellow senior investors, lately I have started investing in bonds funds and I went for Dynamic Bonds Funds by AmBank. The reason being the return for the past few teas have show a satisfying % for me.

My doubt is UT can help investors earn through dividend (interest) annually and capital (when you decided to sell off your bonds. Am I right on this thinking?

BONDS funds return = annual dividend interest + capital gain (when you decided to sell)?

Technically speaking, am I right? Returns is based on my annual % of capital.

total return = income distribution(if any) + capital gain/lost

go to how to calculate ut in my signature.

3 months' data = NEVER drop in price... laughing until i fell off my chair
KParam has the patience.. ohm... ohm.. newbies' gift from the sky 

This fund is not available with fundsupermart or CIMBClicks right?

any AmDynamic agent here ?

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Added on February 28, 2012, 9:53 amAmDynamic and Kenanga Growth sales charges is how much ?
Any AmDynamic and Kenanga Growth agent here ?
Pm me please

Sir, do you mind sharing the excel which you mentioned earlier? If it's not too troublesome or inconvenient of course.

oh kk.. meaning everytime i put money in, i gonna get charged 1%? or when i take out money?

oh ok.. how do i invest in it then? i have maybank2u. For this one, is it u can pull out anytime? or u have to stay in for an amount of period? Or any other fund or trust that can intro me? Actually my father is investing in gold, but i dont have that amount >< summore he is investing in Genneva and become sort of dealer, but i don feel like i wanna join also because alot of ppl say Genneva is scam, altho i think the whole thing is not really scam like they take ur money and gone forever. So i play safe abit, wanna invest in funds..

oh kk then how to start invest? i plan to put 1k every month into the fund, is it advisable? Or is there any alternative?

oh kk.. i think for now i should try amdynamic 1st.. the kenanga equity bond is a good choice? consider high risk?? and nobody knows how can i invest in amdynamic..