FastFastCar Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 You think it's a good fund? I think I will hold it for 10 years and invest 1K per month for the next ten years. is this a good idea? I believe countries like singapore malaysia indonesia and thailand will be the powerhouses of the world in 10 years time, what say you? can it grow to one million by the time I hit 50 years old? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Booboon 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 using fundsupermart? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cdior 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 1 month 1k 1 year 12k 10 year 120k. Wtf don't dream lah. 120k become 1m. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cdior 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 My suggestion is... Buy a Nice car n drive 10 years ! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FastFastCar Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Author Share March 19, 2012 using fundsupermart? Fundsupermart charges some extra trailer fees, I am using poems. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jchuacl Clutched March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 The best times for this fund is already over IMHO. I rather buy directly from Indonesia/Philippines country funds instead. On a side note, Thailand has run up quite a lot (24%) once the flood was over. You think it's a good fund? I think I will hold it for 10 years and invest 1K per month for the next ten years. is this a good idea? I believe countries like singapore malaysia indonesia and thailand will be the powerhouses of the world in 10 years time, what say you? can it grow to one million by the time I hit 50 years old? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scb11980 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 sabbie if you commit to 1k to this fund then you left with only 3K how to go and party with xmm Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
2009k Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 The best times for this fund is already over IMHO. I rather buy directly from Indonesia/Philippines country funds instead. On a side note, Thailand has run up quite a lot (24%) once the flood was over. Wise view, in your opinion when is likely the return to a sweet spot for one to get into unit trust and funds again? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FastFastCar Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Author Share March 19, 2012 The best times for this fund is already over IMHO. I rather buy directly from Indonesia/Philippines country funds instead. On a side note, Thailand has run up quite a lot (24%) once the flood was over. I find single country funds too risky and fundmanager less a smaller universe of companies they can buy, hence I usually buy regional or global funds, besides this fund has indonesia and philipines exposure too, then indon funds has returned 600% over the past 10 years, are the best times over then? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FastFastCar Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Author Share March 19, 2012 sabbie if you commit to 1k to this fund then you left with only 3K how to go and party with xmm what the hell are you talking about? if you miss sabbie so much go look for him and stop bothering me Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jamesc Hypersonic March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 You think it's a good fund? I think I will hold it for 10 years and invest 1K per month for the next ten years. is this a good idea? I believe countries like singapore malaysia indonesia and thailand will be the powerhouses of the world in 10 years time, what say you? can it grow to one million by the time I hit 50 years old? Every time u invest the value collapse. I think you just jinxed SEA. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FastFastCar Neutral Newbie March 19, 2012 Author Share March 19, 2012 Every time u invest the value collapse. I think you just jinxed SEA. That's strange, I have not lost money in the past 5 years. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jchuacl Clutched March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 Actually I'm still waiting to enter again. I didn't accumulate enough before the recent run-up, so now sitting on the sidelines. Wise view, in your opinion when is likely the return to a sweet spot for one to get into unit trust and funds again? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scb11980 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 what the hell are you talking about? if you miss sabbie so much go look for him and stop bothering me hi sabbie yes i miss u you are back and i like your new style really cool you are in the denial phase in the 5 phases of grief Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jchuacl Clutched March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 Indonesia/Philippine funds are the only funds that generated profits in the last 10 years, that's why I mentioned them specifically. Again, investing is up to personal preference. I find that Legg Mason has lost their midas touch in picking the good stocks after their last showing. For me, I'm pretty confident about Indonesia as I've direct family links there, and hence I know how well the economics is working there. I find single country funds too risky and fundmanager less a smaller universe of companies they can buy, hence I usually buy regional or global funds, besides this fund has indonesia and philipines exposure too, then indon funds has returned 600% over the past 10 years, are the best times over then? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jamesc Hypersonic March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 That's strange, I have not lost money in the past 5 years. So you lost a lot 6 years ago? In 3 months time, Europe will go into recession, they will slow down buying from China, China will stop buying from SEA. So your strategy to invest 1k for the next 10 years is good. If SEA goes into recession, your dollar cost averaging works well. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scb11980 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 Wise view, in your opinion when is likely the return to a sweet spot for one to get into unit trust and funds again? liongold and wheelock shot through the roof last friday i bought wheelock a week ago and off load today with a small tidy profit this is my first time "gambling" this way wilmar is another counter that may surprise everybody and shot past 5.6 i think the market is for short trading only now for long term, temporary measure to preserve capital but good bonds and high yield stocks what is your opinion on this Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scb11980 1st Gear March 19, 2012 Share March 19, 2012 That's strange, I have not lost money in the past 5 years. if you are so good why are you asking people who have lost alot of money you reminded of the investors who drives rolls royce to wall street and stay in few arces mansion but seek advice from fund managers who takes the subway to work ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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