Hai guys, can help me out me some of my questions? I going to start in the stock market soon.

Is it true now no need to go through any broker when want to buy/sell?? All can be done online by yourself for little brokering deal? If yes how do i get this online thing started???

U need to perform transaction (i.e. buy or sell) via broker

how can i do everything online no need to deal with broker everytime i need to buy or sell???

Ask stock broker for step-by-step

Bcs i read this thread also have people saying the do everything online too.

Yes, u still need to DIY

which reliable non-scam broker I can use to buy US stocks?

Wrong post

This post has been edited by wil-i-am: Nov 6 2015, 08:28 AM

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my broker call and explain to me why this happen

i understood now that we need to take number to que to sell/buy

This post has been edited by yahiko: Nov 6 2015, 05:22 PM

Comfirm - juz a extra notification you want to buy or sell...


masuk queue..must wait system match..willing buyer and willing seller.


No match have to wait wind blow different direction.

You can also set Good Till Date if you want to be ahead in the queue for next day

Not all Brokers offer GTD feature

sadly in malaysia broker system only have Good for 1 Day.
US broker system have GOod for 60D which i super like

Really? Mine is good until the date set.

Unless you mean it will be requeued the next day?

Hi, I traded FOREX before but not stocks.

Currently looking into trading stocks, but how to trade overseas stocks, like U.S.?

Is kentrade reliable?

Thanks!

Taken from The Star.

I read it as, by having the bond, they reduce the debt gearing from 0.6 to 0.5

Correct?

Strange as to me, bond is still a debt to the company which they have to pay back plus interest.

Or due to some funny clause in accounting, bonds are not considered as debt?

Hope some sifu can help here. Thanks.

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This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Nov 27 2015, 11:48 AM

Sukuk (Islamic Bond) is not a bond



http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/cec38bf2-44...l#axzz3sfDGhxro
http://www.idealratings.com/sukuk-equity-or-bonds.html

Thanks Sifu!

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Are sukuk closer to equity or to debt?
Sukuk can be structured in a variety of ways. In terms of risk/return profile, asset-backed sukuk are arguably closer to an equity position because sukuk holders own the underlying asset and have no recourse to the originator in the event of a payment shortfall. Asset-based sukuk are closer to debt because sukuk holders have recourse to the originator if there is a shortfall in payments.
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I did badly in my accounting unit in secondary school time. I am lost as the article above refers to the SAME thing (asset based sukuk) and said 2 different things.

If sukuk = shares (in some Islamic way), then I can see how it reduces the debt gearing. If it is a loan (like normal bond), then I need classes on arithmetic 001, 002, 003 --- 999.

Thanks.

LOAN IS HARAM!!!

Btw, even your Islamic FDs are NOT a deposit, it is an INVESTMENT, do u know that?