Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:06:46 +1100
From: aji.wid...@gmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Market down..
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 17:05:48 +1100
From: aji.wid...@gmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Market down..
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 23:53:34 +1100
From: aji.wid...@gmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Market down..
From: adhi...@hotmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Market down..
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 01:03:49 +1100
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O ya before I forget...
Macquarie and some FM baru ngeluarin produk baru yang namanya 'private portfolio mangement'.
Ini kaya FM tapi sharesnya atas nama kita. Jadi kita bisa lihat content dari portfolionya plus kita bisa ngatur strategy investasinya .. e.g. small caps atau health care weighting.
Macquarie's product min investment 100K. Menurut gw sih strategy mereka menarik, tapi gw belon invest avoiding over exposure di Aust shares.
http://www.macquarieprivatewealth.com.au/products_services/products.aspx?id=134
Regards,
Adhitya
From: adhi...@hotmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Market down..
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 01:03:49 +1100
CSL the health care provider ...
Happy NY to you too. May 2008 be a better year for all of us.
Whilst you are on the topic of funds management (fm),
With funds management, my experience + reading is to match investment style with market condition.
E.g. Platinum has contrarian value investor style so they tend to not perform during bull. Hower, they thrive during last bear (50% up in 2001).
Colonial, Macquarie, Perpetual rode Bull market well but tend to be more volatile during the last bear ( e.g. gear share up 50%, small caps up 30% last year but they have been pretty ordinary in the past 3 months). I kept both Platinum and CFS knowing well that they may not perform in 2008. However, I didn't cash-in except for portfolio rebalance due to unwillingness to share the cap gain with the tax man. It also due to some willingness to take some risks for the potential upside....
Funds vs stock pick...personal experience
My experience is that stock pick is as good or could be better than funds management. I am having a ball with RIO's pick back in August bolstering my direct shares return for the past 6 months. RIO's effect on FM is much smaller due to its weighting to the investment basket. The problem is when the money involved is too much, I became a bit too excited ( e.g. checking stock price or researching company in the office ;-)). Given that investment hasnt fully replace my consulting income, allocating some of the non cash investment with funds management is making sense. FM is also good if we dont have knowledge nor cheap access to some overseas market ( e.g. China) but would like to diversify.
Regards,
Adhitya
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 23:15:54 +1100
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From: adhi...@hotmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Market down..
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 01:03:49 +1100
CSL the health care provider ...
Happy NY to you too. May 2008 be a better year for all of us.
Whilst you are on the topic of funds management (fm),
With funds management, my experience + reading is to match investment style with market condition.
E.g. Platinum has contrarian value investor style so they tend to not perform during bull. Hower, they thrive during last bear (50% up in 2001).
Colonial, Macquarie, Perpetual rode Bull market well but tend to be more volatile during the last bear ( e.g. gear share up 50%, small caps up 30% last year but they have been pretty ordinary in the past 3 months). I kept both Platinum and CFS knowing well that they may not perform in 2008. However, I didn't cash-in except for portfolio rebalance due to unwillingness to share the cap gain with the tax man. It also due to some willingness to take some risks for the potential upside....
Funds vs stock pick...personal experience
My experience is that stock pick is as good or could be better than funds management. I am having a ball with RIO's pick back in August bolstering my direct shares return for the past 6 months. RIO's effect on FM is much smaller due to its weighting to the investment basket. The problem is when the money involved is too much, I became a bit too excited ( e.g. checking stock price or researching company in the office ;-)). Given that investment hasnt fully replace my consulting income, allocating some of the non cash investment with funds management is making sense. FM is also good if we dont have knowledge nor cheap access to some overseas market ( e.g. China) but would like to diversify.
Regards,
Adhitya
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 23:53:34 +1100</html<br
From: aji.wid...@gmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Market down..
Btw, when you mentioned CSL, does this refer to CSL the healthcare company?? or another product by Colonial?
On 12/29/07, Adhitya G. <adhi...@hotmail.com> wrote:Guys...
Just in case you are wondering that your shares are currently 'under water'..
Back in 2001. I invest heavily in shares + funds around July-August 2001 thinking that market must have been bottoming out from dot com burst.
You all know what has been happening since ... At a stage after 9/11, my shares + funds were under water for approx 20K.... I have to cut lost on some securities for several thousand bucks and try my luck using instalment strategy (regular investment) on Colonial's funds management product called 'Aust shares gearing' and CSL. These two have been my greatest investment to date with return of a couple of bagger each piece...
What Im trying to say is that ... blessing are normally comes out of dark days if we keep on knocking on the door.
So ... Keep knocking buddy!
BTW for share tipping/gossip, you can check out aussie stock forum. You can check shares by company. E.g. Zinifex is on http://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2750&page=108
I would use this in addition to my own research.
Happy NY.
Adhitya
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 15:25:14 +1100
From: aji.wid...@gmail.com
To: austin...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Market down..
Biggest drop on my portf.. AFG Allco (bought based on supposedly 'bang
on the buck', PE the cheapest among the competitor ie.BNB, MQG).. down
almost 30% (compared to BNB and MQG, around 15% drop). My mistake
no.1, should've stayed away from an underdog.. ;) or div.financials
sector all together..
never stop never give it up, I will look for more ;)