We aren't even sure if Maxis is really going to list.

First of all, open a CDS account from any of the broking houses. Then apply for whatever IPO that you're interested. Don't wait until your favourite IPO start listing process only you go and apply for CDS account because it takes a while for approval.

When they announce, don't worry plenty of us will be lining up with you ^^

I have this gut feeling no matter how much we analyse their prospectus and likely earnings of Malaysia Ops, it doesn't really matter once you get the IPO. Since it's almost a guaranteed profit upon listing.

Long term is still questionable, but very short term gain from striking this IPO is almost inevitable. It's not a question whether it's worth buying, its a question of whether you get to buy or not.

Dreamer,

It's always C) in the case of popular IPOs.

This post has been edited by skiddtrader: Sep 20 2009, 11:21 AM

Wow! Thats a nice gesture. Ask them if you sell the share right away on listing day and settle the financing, is there any like settlement fee or not. Or just pay 1st year interest + loan.

Let us know what you decided on.

Thanks for the info lklatmy.

So it is more or less confirm around RM5 for normal investors then.

Question, any restrictions on selling on listing day for these institutional investors?

Yeah true it will be hard to get. But then you have to be in the lottery to WIN it. So a chance is a chance. Better try it if you really want it.

Much higher chance of success. Seems everyone is expecting the price to shoot up on listing day which is why they dont mind paying a premium for the IPO instead of waiting to buy on listing day which may open at a much higher price.

Ughh at first I don't wanna bother with the blue form and just apply the white one. But if it's true where it's almost guaranteed, I think need to try both ways already.

Well going through Blue and Green form, you are fighting against maybe 8 million other people who are subscribers for 200mil shares.

White form, you are competing with the entire investing community in Malaysia who are interested for 75 mil shares.

OK thanks for the clarification. Green forms are for this maxis club members right?

5th Nov if not mistaken.

I assume you are a postpaid subscriber.

Have you check your account in the maxis website?

Yeah, IPOs are still subjected to minimum 50% quota for bumi. But there is no quota after listing.

Edit: Best chance to get is apply as much as you can possibly afford. I doubt anyone will get the full amount they want, so at least getting a fraction of what you apply, at least something I guess.

Or just wait until listing and buy from market.

This post has been edited by skiddtrader: Oct 30 2009, 03:26 PM

Normally CDS is about RM10 but some places waives it.

Bank draft will cost less than RM10.

I thought CDS takes a few days to activate. But I may be wrong and it could be the trading account that takes longer. Just try anyway.

Wah today rushed to fill up and post the blue form. Got confused when I realised my bankers cheque got no number... so didn't fill up the bottom space. alamak!

Anyway I did my bankers cheque in Public bank, I wasn't the only one today and am glad they have a dedicated counter to issue bank cheque, draft and blah blah. They even knew how to fill up everything. Which was a good thing coz i didn't had time to read the blue form to issue the cheque to whom.

I send my copy of IC and latest bill. Don't know whether needed but didn't care too much. At least if they don't need it they can throw it. Better than when they need it and I didn't send in.

Applied for public shares as well through ATM. Quite easy and straight forward. Just need to have your CDS number nearby and enough cash in the bank.

Blue form issue from maxis center was a bit strict at my place, need to produce IC for them to check online, then only give me a copy of the blue form, 2 envelopes and the thick prospectus.

Anyway hope I get lucky this IPO.

That MIH 475 something. It's in the blue form. I forgot what it is but something in the line of that. The bankers cheque printed out was like that.

Blue form can only be done via post with bank draft/cheque etc.

Normal white form for public can be done via online or atm or normal post.

Yeah there is an address where you can drop off the application. You can find the add within the form.

Price will either be at max RM5.20 per share or lower. So when we paid the RM5.20 per share, is for the max, if it's lower, they'll refund the difference.

Anyway good luck to everyone.

And let's hope we all get a piece of the action. ^^