Right.

Registration of CDS account can be done thru broker, right?
Or is it that have to register with Bursa first, then engage with broker?

CDS open with broker.

I just recently opened an account with Kay Hian UOB, coz nearest to my office. Front desk staff ok, friendly and helpful.

After opened, tried login but got stuck after asking about downloading a script.
After calling their IT support only realised their platform can only run on IE.

This kinda ratchet my Inner Fire by One notch .. ok la, just have to use my laptop since Company PC doesn't allowed IE to run.

Next thing, Real Time Price is alll blanked. This must be coz the data are blocked. I am behind company firewall, why they can't use the regular web browsing port for their platform ?

Wasted almost a whole morning to do the registration etc and now I have to cancel this account.

Bro in the forum can anybody recommend me an account that can be accessed via any browser and doesn't use fancy ports ?

Amsecurities
https://www.amesecurities.com.my/gc/main.jsp

Agree, some more cheapest brokerage in town....min just RM6 brokerage fee.

amesecurites support safari browser?

I dunno. I use firefox only.

btw amesecurities use java rite?

no use java

Yes.

please comment:

CIMB click vs AMeSecutiries vs Jupiter?

For me, its Hong Leong eBroking. Not only they took the trouble to teach me how to trade, their service also top notch. Very very responsive and friendly Customer Service. Brokerage also cheap lar. Shi hi hi hi hi.

after reading from first page till last

i come out with 3,

Hong leong, Jupiter, MPlus...

which you guys choose???

p/s, im fresh blood in stock, btw my friend recommend me MPlus coz he using

i agree

I'm using Mplus also, so far so good.
Actually this 3 use excel force product, so the result almost the same, just their Customer Service different.

If you planning to trade overseas Market, then Hong Leong will be good.

ok, will take note on that

If brokerage is a major concern, then U should take a look at AmeSecurities which has the lowest in Malaysia at max (RM6, 0.035%), exch the 6% GST. So if U buy/sell say RM17,000 woth of stock, U pay only RM6.36 brokerage. If U buy more say RM30,000, U pay only RM11.13. Brokerage is a major factor if U do a lot of trading and with such low cost, U can still make money even if the stock U buy goes up 1 cent, if your volumn is not too small.

This is very true IF you know what you are doing. Minimal help from the brokers and the cheapest you can find is AmeSec now. BUT if you need guidance and hand holding, then you need to find a broker that can provide this. In this case, you will need to pay more because now service is better and guidance is also better. In this context, not many broker out there can do it. Some claim they can do it BUT after you sign the account, they suddenly become quiet.

Base on my personal experience, I have signup account with a few. The only broker that offer excellent service and at the same time affordable rate is still Hong Leong eBroking.

Agree that's... No much service from MbB... 2week update 1 news... Maybe we not big kaki