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Investment CYBERJAYA - Next Phase of Growth, Rebooting CYBERJAYA
Investment CYBERJAYA - Next Phase of Growth, Rebooting CYBERJAYA
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Nov 7 2013, 12:25 PM
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maybe the thread too long.......
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Dec 6 2013, 04:54 PM
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too early to celebrate la
agree with Bro UFO that hard time will come in next few years, make sure you have holding power hope flippers won't make market collapse |
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Dec 8 2013, 12:35 AM
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QUOTE(Soros007 @ Dec 7 2013, 11:38 PM) Another way to flip currency at a much safer way (no leverage). Bro Soros, I did check with Citibank for this Dual Currency Account. They request the client to have net worth of RM3million assets in order to open the account.... Can open dual currency accounts in Maybank or HSBC requesting them to convert from USD > AUD or MYR > AUD with a target rate. The money will be kept for 1 week, option to 1 month also can. If the spot rate upon maturity is lower than target rate, your money will be converted to the respective currency. If it doesnt, you will be paid 20-30% interest pending on term and currency pair. For example, i just changed USD 100K into AUD last few days and put at 0.9083 with 7 days maturity. Upon maturity, if the spot market rate is lower than my put, it will be converted to AUD 110.09K + 22% of interest p.a @ USD100K. If it doesnt, bank will pay me at USD 100K @ 22% p.a = USD 421. Comparing to currency exchange over the counter, bank or money changer usually charge 200-300 pips different to spot market which is quite alot for some amount. By the way, what is conventional way to keep foreign currency and at the same time can earn some interest? |
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Dec 8 2013, 12:53 AM
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QUOTE(noblebaby @ Dec 8 2013, 12:47 AM) Put in FX FD lor... FX FD interest rate is lower than 3% right?The dual currency acc is more suitable for those who can hold both currencies at any time, in large amount. This method is more protective if wan convert large amount. Errr... go for hsbc. Rm200k can open premier acc I remember USD and SGD FD is 0%, AUD can go up to 3%? |
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Dec 8 2013, 01:16 AM
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QUOTE(noblebaby @ Dec 8 2013, 01:01 AM) We only interested in AUD. Yup. Zero interest for SGD n USD. after buying SEG, don't have 200k to open premier acc la U can get slightly better rate with hsbc premier acc. To open the hsbc dual currency acc u need income of more than rm300k pa or so.... Or net worth of > 3mil... or u can put in large sum into the dual currency acc. Can discuss with the RM. Got $, anything also can. anyway, thanks for your info |
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Dec 8 2013, 08:36 AM
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