Noob here, is there a way I can get an email on the quarter report of the company of my choosing as soon as they are out? Or at least get notified that they are announced. Feels like really a waste of time having to check for it everyday when the estimated announcement date is closing.

Would like to share my opinion to help beginners in understand Dividend Investing and Growth Investing.

I hope this helps for whoever may need! Cheers

Just check 2 months after quarter end. Example, 30 June results check on 31 August. Confirm quarter report released unless the company in serious financial trouble.

i am using cimb cgs, i am trading nasdaq, may i know whats the charges for buy and sell ?

US Stocks is taxable 30% + Market inflated by the FED

I prefer HKex no taxes only small fee sell & buy -/+ 8$, and more clean and understandable if you do charting, and most of the listed companies has a big history

If your question is about US based companies. You can use the RSS feed on the SEC website to get notifications when a new report has been released. If you want to get emails you can use a service (free) like IFTTT (https://ifttt.com) to set it up to send you a email.

i am relocating from USA to Malaysia. Does it make sense to open the accounts in IB, E*Trade, TD Ameritrade in advance while i am still in possession of US physical postal address and phone number or i better apply when already settled in Malaysia?

This post has been edited by mitch81: Oct 23 2020, 05:38 AM

Hi Mitch, definitely get it set up before coming to Malaysia. Serious Pain i am suffering from setting it up. Keep your USA bank accounts open too preferable.

Charlie Munger once said with regards to Leverage: “If you’re smart enough you don’t need it, and if you’re dumb enough you shouldn’t be using it”

Made a video comparing 7 brokers any Malaysian can opt for to invest in the U.S. market (or many more!), hope this helps!

The brokers compared here are:
1. TradeStation Global (TSG-IBKR)
2. Interactive Brokers (IBKR)
3. TD Ameritrade Singapore (TDA SG)
4. FSMOne
5. Tiger Brokers
6. eToro
7. Local Malaysian/Singaporean Banks

Hope you enjoy the watch!

Hi and Greetings All Sifu(s),

I am new here, just wondering and need advice from you all regarding ASB2 and also Unit trust, which do you prefer? and may i know why?

thanks all and stay safe.

Neither for me. Stock exchange all the way.

i see i see, haha thanks for the opinion, appreciate it, will try to do some research on it also.

This is a stock exchange sub forum anyway.

If ASB announce low dividends, can blame government. For stock exchange, when suffer loss, can only blame self.