The charge are:
1. Brokerage, around 0.28% for small fish or minimum charge normally around $25, which ever higher.
2. Clearing fee 0.04%
3. SGX Access Fee 0.0075%.
4. GST of 7% applied to item 1 to 3.
Normally around $30 for normal trade less than $9,000.

For big fish, lower cost.

Means if you buying stock less than $9,000, normally need to pay approx. $30 for brokerage etc.

Normally that will appear one day before list (evening or night), aka 24th if not mistaken (don't bother to check also, no interest on that).
Give a miss, because Air Asia profitable company share price also so chialat, this one yet to make a cent one... I don't know...
Anyway, I super kiasi one, so my opinion might not count...

Can be LPS reduce also mah...

Singtel, Singpost basically dead stock.

If only they fall to 50~60+c region.

SIA, Singtel, DBS, Capitaland, Keppel Corp, Sembawang Ind... so many of them...
Even companies like Olam gament also hold significant share leh...

Then Singtel, election come, Singtel always up for no apparent reason maybe because most old Singaporean have it...

Then Singapore become another Genting....

You really go and buy Singtel?

I also same like them, I prefer Genting Bhd also...

No tax for individual. T&C applied.

This post has been edited by htt: Mar 19 2010, 06:38 AM

Saizen is the perfect victim of the liquidity crunch, based on heavy loan and almost collapse when they can't get their loan re-finance, default their bond and have to sell their properties to repay their bond holders in orderly form (even so also lost quite some money). Recently get back to their footing and this model seems to be more sustainable. IMHO...

Anyway, their properties are all located in 2nd liner cities of Japan (a few near Fukushima also, but that should be negligible). The cash stream should be stable...

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Added on April 14, 2012, 12:52 pmSuntec is a good one, but they are no longer single properties reit, systematically diverse to other area nearby e.g. Parkmall near Orchard and Ocean Financial Center if I am not mistaken. Also they hol CHIJMES which is more like a high class dining area. Their loading is high but they are back by Mr. Lee (from HK, not Singapore), so they are getting decent re-finance package even when time is bad...

This post has been edited by htt: Apr 14 2012, 12:52 PM

True... Saizen almost went bust when their creditors are chasing at their back...

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Added on April 14, 2012, 1:00 pmI knew that because... I subscribe to the IPO and the thing went under water from the day it open Hard lesson for me...
Just left with the unit in deep loss now, even they are paying distribution now but mentally already written down to 0 liao...
Only keep an eye on it on and off, think if I am not mistaken, their ratio seems to be better one, not that heavy and it should be stable and moving up slowly (I think their business model should be ok, but not their financing model previously, think they got their lesson too ).

Unlike Suntec (also from IPO), that's alike to FD with higher interest & appreciating slowly...

Nowadays I pick REIT partly considering their gearing and loan terms too. IMHO...

This post has been edited by htt: Apr 14 2012, 01:00 PM

黄师傅。。。救我。。。
But not going to throw lah, just keep them as reminder... I don't even actively watching their price... And what's their price now I also dunno

My 'definition' of FD might be differ from you, just like yours might differ from others, IMHO...

My a) is slightly wider... add a 'reasonablely'... Maybe I more risk seeker...

The plan delay liao mah... have to wait longer...