2% and 10% risk doesn't equate 2% and 10% investment of capital.

What the article says is to put your stop lost at between 2-10% of your buy in value. So you only lose max 2% or 10%, depending on your appetite.

What the article meant is that if you want to invest RM5,000, you should pull out when you lose RM100 (2%) or RM500 (10%).

Not invest RM100 if you have RM5,000 to invest.

There's another method where you put up 10% of your capital per trade so if the trade goes awful, you can invest more (buy the dip) to average out your investment cost, so your BEP is lower.

e.g buy 10 units of RM100 for RM1,000, price drop to RM70, so you buy another 10 units. So total investment is RM1,700 and average cost per unit is  RM85. Instead of waiting for it to go up to RM100, before you can calculate the profit, you can start from RM85 instead.

Square Cash users can buy and sell BTC and CME coming in dec.
the bitcoin rises.

I share the same sentiment too, although I am cautiously optimistic.
I am sure they would have realised by now that no country has ever successfully banned cryptocurrencies, but merely succeeded in driving the industry underground, where it would still thrive, and with even less transparency.
If they're smart, they'd go the way that Japan took, which is to appropriately regulate the industry, and make money in the process.

Still a lot naysayers spreading about bitcoin ban in Malaysia, which somehow makes it into FB and WhatsApp share giving me a hard time explaning to the my relatives. 
All good. Just wondering what did I said that makes you think its me. Have to be careful with my words here.

Lets just continue to have a discussion here. BTC at 8k to 8.1k today, any guess that it will linger around that area then drop, or rise? Doesn't seem to stable at 8-8.1k range. I have a feeling its gonna linger at 7.9k for a while..

Hardware wallet works by managing your private keys for you.
Therefore, you do not need to worry about losing your paper wallet, or worry about your computer being infected by keylogging malware, etc. when you transfer your tokens.

I am not sure about Trezor, but there are several parties that are selling the Ledger in the region.
Tiance Research is located in Malaysia, while CoinZin and Pennywise are Singapore-based (but can deliver to Malaysia address).
You can search online for their contacts.
CoinZin representative is sometimes here in this thread as well.

I suggest you contact them and compare prices and delivery times, as sometimes you might get a better price but need to wait longer.

we all been there, but if your Alts coin moons, its actually paid off. but this has a much higher risk compare to just holding on BTC.