QUOTE(omores @ Jun 5 2009, 03:39 AM)
Bull one day, bear the next day or bear in the morning, bull in the afternoon.

Anyhow, we are not even sure that KLCI will be green (someone wrote DOW green, KLCI red?

). I can't tell anymore, cos I've been bearish for weeks while the market just went up up up. The market doesn't care about fundamentals anymore. So be cautious with what you buy and at what price you bought it.
Goodness omores.. you're all wakey.. like me watching stocks.. we must be crazy, everyone else here asleep.
Ahh sheshh. just 3 or mins of trading time.. Oil didn't go back down..
DJ back went up 70+ points..

Added on June 5, 2009, 6:40 amQUOTE(David_Brent @ Jun 5 2009, 02:43 AM)
I wouldn't be too sure, if I were you.
I may be wrong, but there's a great deal of difference between trawling the internet for 'deals' and actually successfully opening a trading account unless you met quite specific criteria.
If you can open an account with them as a Malaysian resident with a non-US/UK/EU bank account and pass all their compliance and anti-money-laundering requirements and regulations and trade at those rates, will you please let me know?
I know several dozen people who would like to join you - and I doubt they pay RM30.00 referral fees like Jupiter do and which are promoted on this forum by fellow posters who should know better.
Dave,
I have E-Trade account opened sometime ago. No issue. Just a bit more paperwork involved with manual W-8BEN.
Their fees are slightly higher than normal ($12.99/trade) if you're not active trader but they do have fast execution and great options tools. E-trade allows you to trade certain non-US equities (like in UK, HK) and their fees seem to be same for resident and non-resident.
Well, I might want to change again since I'm cheapy in fees. Looking forward to to check out MB trading.. NormanTE here knows more about than anyone else, might want to ask him about that if interested.
This post has been edited by danmooncake: Jun 5 2009, 06:40 AM