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By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  January 9, 2015
AK doesn't know everything, for sure. So, when faced with a question of whether to invest in a sovereign fund of another country even if it should be a neighbouring one, I must be honest to say that I don't have enough knowledge to even write a simple critique on it. Here are the emails concerned: Dear AK, I have been a reader of your blog, since last year. Has been inspired by how you achieved the passive income from REITS!! Still in the learning curve, and paying tuition fee now.(having paper loss in Lippomall trust and Sabana) Refer to the email subject, I think maybe it would be interesting to you on these few unit trust or fund managed by Malaysian supported investment firm? More details of this firm can be found in their official websitehttp://www.asnb.com.my/index_e.php. You can change to english version at the top right corner "versi english", ... ...
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