10% drop already want to jump floor? Give me a 30% drop
Mega sales

Hope you don't mind sharing:
Which reits or dividend stocks do you buy?
Which platform do you use?
Any tips for a Malaysian based investor?
Thank you!

This post has been edited by Sumofwhich: Aug 8 2019, 01:02 AM

Captrader can open using ic, since tradestation now cannot? My passport mati. Thanks

very nice article, they set the examples in the cost & fees section. though everything is theory but it shows the big picture, very much similar to what alexkos preaches.

https://www.firepathlion.com/robo-advisors-...fund-portfolio/

CKI infrastructure, GA pack, ICBC
Cromwell EUR reit
I got so many more to buy but no money.
Tradestation global but login using Interacrive broker?

What tip you want? I don't give buy or sell tip. I buy and hold. Sell if fundamental changes.
My tip keep your cost as low as possible especially if you are like me, poor fag. Be patient. Keep money. Avoid FOMO. Rising DPU does not lie. If you FOMO, you will never have money to buy.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Aug 8 2019, 04:13 PM

hehe...want tip kah?

sell on top, buy at bottom.

easier said than done.

true story =)

Thank you. Tips as in how Malaysians can invest in SG reits for example

Nope, not those lol. Everyone would be rich if they can predict tops and bottoms

This post has been edited by Sumofwhich: Aug 8 2019, 10:46 PM

If you use tradestation global, just transfer SGD into their SG virtual bank account.
I have SG bank account so just do transfer like IBFT.

Not sure if Interacrive broker receive transfer from 3rd party like instarem.

If you don't want to open Tradestation global, can go with FSM SG. But that severely limit you to only SG and HK market compare to worldwide with Tradestation global (interactive broker)

You can do it using Malaysian broker also but be prepared to pay higher cost (higher commission, dividend fees, quarterly fee, markup exchange rate)

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Aug 9 2019, 08:19 AM

Thanks. Any tips to open a SG bank account if not working in SG? I recently opened a USBank account and just found out the ThinkOrSwim broker charges USD25 for withdrawal.

This post has been edited by Sumofwhich: Aug 9 2019, 02:42 PM

Itu cimb fast saver sg try that. No need go sg open

1) Open a CIMB MY account (skip if u already have)
2) Open a SG FastSaver account
3) Transfer SG1,000 from ur another bank acc in SG (must be own account) or CIMB Click MY (TT)

How/where you open US bank account?

You wanna now open SG bank account to avoid ToS usd25 withdrawal fee?

Transferwise borderless account.
- IB doesn't accept money from transferwise (USD)
- not sure about sending to tranafwise

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Aug 9 2019, 09:00 PM

Thanks for answering. I still blur to his intention, as I recall ToS charges $25 for usd withdrawal only, to any outside account. So if he has US bank then no reason for SG bank. AFAIK ppl open SG account so as to myr-sgd-usd... so the ToS $25 is probably a red herring

Also USBank is a thing...

To open US bank account you need to be on US soil and is a must to have Social Security Number.

Yeah... that's why I'm curious what's he thinking

Btw boss just wanna say thank you for so active sharing info n experience, @alexkos also

This post has been edited by dwRK: Aug 10 2019, 09:21 AM

Welcome bro. Good stuff must share.

I originally thought withdrawal from ToS to US bank account is free, then use transferwise or instarem to transfer back to Malaysia OR from Malaysia transfer to US bank account and deposit to ToS. SG is purely to mimic ramjade's investment strategy.
P.s. I've never used instarem or transferwise yet

This post has been edited by Sumofwhich: Aug 10 2019, 12:17 PM

SG is my main port. I convert to RM-> SGD. From there I convert to the SGD into whatever currency I need.

My US bank account (transferwise) is to received cashback from shopping on US website.