Yes more than 21k

Is depend what time morning u deposit

It's depend on what is ur risk appetite
IMO should full in the ASB first as it's free money due to after deduction of the loan interest u still can earn.
Then taken 1.6k invest in SA

I see. How about the rest of ur portfolio? or u only have high risk?

If u have 100k, why not direct invest in us share or etf more low commission compare to SA?

Anticipating market correction

I dont see the differernt between sa my and sg
the eraa is same

Can buy using cash?
Don't have coin

very troubleshome
they should use different reference number for easier

u still type reference number every time u deposit
be clever a bit, just use saved reference lah

During initial registration can choose

They are not transparent. Like to hide. Only show performance which is look good

Why dont they show monthly performance like how their competitor is doing
https://www.mytheo.my/mytheo/blog-app/62-pe...review-may-2020

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ou might have logged in recently and seen a spike in your investments.

The reality is that in the short term, investing can certainly feel like a bumpy ride, because the markets react in unpredictable ways to company-specific news, geopolitical events, and more. These reactions lead to market ups and downs that we know are inevitable, yet these short term swings can still distract us from our long-term investment plan.

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Its depend on ur depo amount

They will blame the slowness at Saxo part
Say already send order to Saxo but it not executed

Maybe other ppl found ur referal link at other post and use it

Please print screen it and report to SA
4988 is after convert to USD?

what risk level and what is the mechanism of deposit lump sum or dca?

robinhood accept malaysian as client?