Yes.

If the trade is within the same stock and done in same days, it will lump sum it together and treat it as 1 trade.

What is the meaning of 'non compliance with public shareholding spread' and its implications on a stock's price?

In this case LOH&LOH

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Added on July 21, 2010, 4:45 am1. Hong Leong seems to be using T+2, i.e. payment must be made before 12am on day "3".

2. If I have say RM15,000 in my share a/c and a total of RM14,000 is currently tied up in shares with RM1,000 balance, can I still enter contra trades that exceed the RM1,000?

This post has been edited by Polaris: Jul 21 2010, 04:45 AM

dear friends,

thanks for the informative info..

i would like to ask a bit about right issue.. after i read through the 1st page.. i noticed this..

Choices available to you as a shareholder
As stated above, these are the options available:

1) Buy the new shares (rights issue) - Take up your "rights" to buy the new shares
2) Do not take up the offer (also known as allow the rights to lapse)
3) Sell your rights to other investors

Let's say company A giving rights issue, i don't have to buy it but sell it directly??

Another thing is if i allow the rights to lapse, means that i would loss money due to dilution of mother share??

If i am using online trading, how am i gonna buy the right issue??

hope to hear from u guys soon.. TQ!

Yes
Yes
They will send you the right allotment letter/form to you to fill in.

Let's say company A giving rights issue, i don't have to buy it but sell it directly??
You must first have the mother share to entitle the RI. Yes, you can sell it directly once the RI is alloted to you.

Another thing is if i allow the rights to lapse, means that i would loss money due to dilution of mother share??
Yes.

If i am using online trading, how am i gonna buy the right issue??
Assuming you don't have mother share, then buy straight from the online when RI go listing, then you will receive form to exercise your right.

This post has been edited by smartly: Jul 26 2010, 02:50 PM

thanks for the prompt reply..!

hi all, im new to stock market and i would like to ask few question.
I had open a trading account and CDS with a broker. Do I need to deposit a sum of money into the broker acc. in order to trade? Since i just open an account and there are no credit inside my trading account. What can i do in order to trade?

for cash upfront account (majority of accounts are), you will need to deposit in money before you can buy.

Will my broker inform me the detail and procedures the fund to deposit to?

Dear Shanelai,
For the questions that you've asked, you can actually browse Jupiter Online's website and click on the FAQ section
to find out the answers. Most of the details related to account are stated there. Just make sure you follow the steps
mentioned for the deposit of $, and you're ready to trade.

made the first step; opened a jupiter account; now, i will try to learn further

one step a day, one day become stock goddess

just some tips, those analyst reports from investment banks, don't just take their BUY or SELL recommendation blindly as sell-side analysts (those working at investment banks like jupiter, osk etc) as they often face interest conflicts at work

This post has been edited by motolola: Aug 12 2010, 01:32 AM

joining the osk campus challenge.... XD

start trading tmr!

any advice guys?

its an 1 month competition... wooot..... after reading the stock exchange guide for few month... it is finally on!

still confused, think nit to attend the monthly class, at least once....

hi..anyway to know the company full name? cause i search it in bursa malaysia normally it search by code name like TMCLIFE or no.0101 ... but no company full name appear...thx

TMC Life Sciences Berhad

try google search

oo..thx but i mean other company as well....izit any website that translate the code name and no to full company name? so i can know what business they doing...

maybe you want to get the booklet/ magazine - "Share Investment"; i think it is published and updated monthly

i wanna ask,
if i sold some share and buy some share on the same day,
the sold value is greater den the buy value,
do i need to settle my payment first or it will auto deduct from my sold value?

It depends on your instruction as well.

It can be offset directly and you don't need make a payment, which is a normal practice if you don't do a payment.