Among these five funds, I have chosenLion Global Singapore REITS Fund. The main reason is that Singapore, as the Asia financial center, has a solid economic foundation and relatively low political risk, providing strong support for its market's long-term development. Singapore's real estate, financial services, and technology industries have played a key role in global capital flows in recent years, especially with the advancement of Southeast Asia regional economic integration, Singapore's strategic position is further highlighted. In addition, Lion Global Singapore REITS Fund's investment portfolio is relatively diversified, with good risk control, effectively balancing short-term fluctuations and long-term returns.
Compared to other funds such as Franklin India Fund or UBS (Lux) Equity Fund - China Opportunity, although these markets have higher growth potential, they also carry greater volatility and policy risks. The Singapore market, on the other hand, is relatively mature. While its growth rate might not be as significant as India and Vietnam, it excels in stability and predictability, making it especially suitable for investors seeking stable returns in uncertain market conditions. Therefore, based on my bullish view on the Singapore economic outlook and the fund's good asset allocation, I believe that in November, this fund's performance will be relatively stable, may not have the highest increase, but is more suitable for long-term holding.
SKYWalkers : under Cold War 2.0, South East Asia is going thru a Boom 2.0 just like after Vietnam War.
As long as don't invest in anything related to China, will be ok.
Of course the biggest growth is in US market.