The last time I did that, you have to inform your broker that you transfer money to the trust account. You just transfer on your own but their system may miss that, therefore make sure you notify them immediately.

You can make a bill payment to Maybank Investment Bank.

Once you send the money to MIB, just let them know that you make a payment over to their side.

This post has been edited by ILoveLalat.net: Dec 18 2015, 11:41 PM

Did you try to allow "pop-ups" and also reduce the security viewing on IE? It's odd, but yeah that's how that system works.

Depends on the trading platform's mood I guess. Sometimes, 5 minutes, sometimes, 30 minutes.

The only way I know off is to at least find a stock or click on a particular stock/instrument, that'll extend the time temporarily.

If you entered the price and quantity of shares but it's stated in your Order Status as, "Order Confirmed", then your share has yet to being purchased.

You'll know your order has been purchased when your status turns to "All Matched". During this time, your stock should be in your portfolio.

Hope that helps, oh and nice, baby avatar.

I have no idea as well. Could be related to the queue system? Mine usually only come in after 8:31am be it when selling IPOs or buying in warrants.

You have to go and log in into your trading account online and select My Portfolio. There, the list of shares/warrants you own. It does have a slight delay in the movement through occasionally but it is near to or it's the real-time live performance of your shares.

Hope that helps!

Are you on Chrome or Safari?

It will be better if you use Internet Explorer. The interface shown in the photo is just not what I usually used. It can be accessible at Live Quotes but even recently, as you log into your trading account, the browser will ask you to download the files from Excel Force and BTS2. Those are the real trading interface. Hope this helps.

^As what he said, it should be there. I do not have Windows 10 by the way.

Yeah, as far as this issue is concerned, I really agree with you regarding the trading platform of Maybank.

In fact, I have highlighted this issue to their hotline that other trading platforms i.e. HLIB, RHB, Kenanga are way ahead in terms of functionality and user-interface and that the BTS2 trading system is not updated, if you noticed the price cab data, it has yet to be updated since 2013. Some even have stop orders and option for minimum quantity required to fulfill.

I've seen Kenanga's and I must say regardless whichever online application you use (IE, Chrome, Safari) it can be workable. Just that for the fanciness of the graphs, trade monitors etc, IE is still the best. Maybank has a lot of work to carch up on.

Cash Rate is about RM8 or 0.10% while the Collateral Rate is RM28 or 0.4%, can negotiate to reduce it to RM12/0.10%.

You can check with Bursa Malaysia's website. In fact, there are no Maybank brokerage branches in Melaka. You can consider other brokerage houses that are in Melaka including Kenanga or Mercury. If not, the closest location would be in Seremban.

It will depend on how much your contract value is. Though it will difficult for me to define the tenure of the contract value, I assume it is during the one year. If you want to play for say 0.1%, trade a sum of 6 figures throughout the year, both purchase and sales. Probably then, you can qualify to negotiate the deal.

The cash account is 0.1%, the one you are having for the Kenanga account is the collateral account, which gives you the ability to leverage your gains. Same with Maybank, they charge around 0.42%.

If you want the 0.1% then I guess you do need to open. But the thing is, you could negotiate with the broker for a reductionin commission rates if you are a trader or big volume investor.

You need a trust account, opened with Maybank Investment Bank. Nothing to do with the Premier Account.

Apologies, could not get that part. Are you perhaps referring to the 2nd and 3rd best buy and best sell?

2nd and 3rd best buy and sell does not make any difference whether you get an instantaneous match. You may queue your order when buying or selling at the 2nd or 3rd level but it will not match until the best buy or sell on the top is cleared on either sides. Placing an order in advance, your order may get matched earlier when queuing at the next price. Hope this helps!

You have to set it on your own when signing up for the CDS. If your password is forgotten, try calling Maybank Investment Hotline.
After opening a CDS, you can apply for either margin or non-margin financing, it depends entirely up to you. The normal CDS account usually have non-margin financing unless requested.

Hope it helps.

You do not need to have the margin facility to finance. If you prefer no leverage at all and want to solely use cash, there is an option for the cash account.

1) Its not Maybank's recommendated price, but rather it is the current market's offering and selling prices. On the best buy, as you mentioned, people key in the order and waits till it gets matches.

2) In simple analogy,
If you key in at best buy to sell - Immediately will get matched to sell as it is market order.

If you key in at best sell to buy - Immediately will get matched to buy as it is market order.

If you key in at best buy to buy - You queue to get the price while waiting for your turn to buy. This can be a best limit buy order.

If you key in at best sell to sell - You queue to get the price while waiting for your turn to sell. This can be a best limit sell order.

Should you key in at any price below or above the best bid and ask respectively, you also go on a waiting list and will not get matched until the below or above levels at cleared.

Number 3 is pretty much explained above, hope it helps.