Hey guys,

I’m fairly new in stocks (just registered through rakuten trade), I wanted to ask is all the stocks (GENM, AIRASIA, GAMUDA, SUNREITS) provides dividend ? Not just price gains right ?

How do we check how much their dividend yield and usually by when ?

install KLSE screener into your phone. every detail of every counter can be procured from the app

or

Google airasia stock and it will have an indepth info of every dividend, past share price and etc

And market is fairly certain for now, ie brexit, trade war etc.. Understand why ppl prefer to take profit if got chance, unless rich to enough to hold your position, cash is king

Of course they provide dividends. It's just a matter of whether the directors recommend dividends during financial year. If a company makes a loss and does not have any distributable reserves, it cannot pay out cash dividends.

REITs like Sunreit have to give 90% of their income every quarter because it's required by Bursa.

Hi Guys, i try to find Kentrade topic but no available, any feedback on kentrade?

Old school way,
all public listed company would be require to file corporate activities, financial details etc on bursa website (http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/).

Read the annual report, financial result (quarter report) and the entitlement page to know more.

Not sure what feedback you need.
But if you require a direct cash account the lowest fee would be provided by Malacca Securities (ie. Mplus).
Nominee account I believe it would be rakuten for now.

Margin/Collateralized Trading Account, I'm not sure. As I know is subject to negotiate with your preferred broker.

KenTrade is a no no for me, they are the most expensive ones out there but they have a wonderful platoform, if you are long term investor, it could be good if u only invest/trade few times a year. if not, go for M+

Thank you for reply, I am a day-trader, want to expose to KLSE trading.

No problem.
Mplus Cash Account : 0.05% / RM8 whichever higher.

Collateral / Margin would be higher rate.

wow very good rate, best

Anyone invested in Peer to Peer Lending sites like Funding Societies?

me. there's a thread for it in finance section.

Thanks. I'll refer to the thread.

Hi, i have a CDS account from many years ago as the ex-company gave out some ESOS share at low price. But I didn't trade and the shares are still there.

Recently I registered the online trading (Affin Hwang eInvest). I can see that my shares listed there. If I wanna sell it, I can just do it via that portal right? Also how do I know the % fee that Hwang will charge me?

Also I read from above that M+ seems to have the lowest fee. Shall I register to trade with M+ then instead of my current Hwang account?

Thanks

If the CDS has been linked with your trading account.
% fee is depended who, and how you engaged with them, may range from 0.42 to 0.6% or even lower (depended on type of account opened).

CDS normally is tied with specific investment bank, they do not cross linked.
Eg. You have shares in CDS with X investment bank, you can't sell through Y investment bank. You need to transfer the shares to Y investment bank's CDS, before you sell.

But if you have 2 trading account with X investment bank, and both trading accounts generally can link with X investment bank CDS.

I see, thanks for the quick reply.

Meaning that since now the CDS account is with Affin Hwang, I can only trade via their platform right?

Also about the % fee, do I need to call them up to check? Or is it available online? Coz I have already lost the contact of the agent who helped to open the account many years ago

how much is the holding may I ask?

You can check at their website or call them up. You can usually see your agent's name when you log into the trading website.

You mean the amount? Not a lot, less than RM10k