So fast taken profit for tencent? Lol

Double post

This post has been edited by foofoosasa: Oct 11 2021, 04:11 PM

Small profits is better than losing money! Aldy holding losses for quite some time for Tencent. You know lah, mkts don't travel in a straight line. With some extra cash, can always buy when there is a retracement.

Then you need start paying more fees instead

Not gonna sell any until i see china fully bloom into a consumption lead economy that is similar to to US/EU

So far work for me even though paid more transaction fee. I am not frequent trader, guess the transaction fee is not significant? 🤔

Newbie here... mind PM/share how to buy HK share..?

This post has been edited by RagingCandy: Oct 18 2021, 01:16 AM

do you have a IBKR/Moomoo/Tiger broker account?
these brokers support trading of HKEX

Several Malaysian IB also offer HK trading, but at higher brokerages.

Hi Cubalagi,... how abt FSM Msia ? I know I bought HSBC via FSM SG,... LIkely brokerage will be cheaper via FSM Msia ?

Can I bought, HKD 50 plus misc charges. Add up to roughly HKD 70+ including Malaysia Stamp Duty

Minimum hkd50 or 0.8% in fees

Er... apa tu... Which broker acc is better 1 and how to setup..forgive me for asking noob question. Really newbie in stock.


I only have Maybank acc. Haha....

Maybank IB should have HKEX trading on offer as well

I personally use CGS-Cimb.

Btw if u r such a newbie..r u sure u want to trade HK?


This post has been edited by Cubalagi: Oct 18 2021, 09:15 PM

if u don't have a SG bank or don't felt like open ones, then maybe go for FSM Malaysia, google FSM for guide on HKEX or even USX

if u have SG bank, or don't mind to go through the hassle opening a SG bank ACC, then go for broker such as moomoo/tiger broker/IBKR since they charge lower transaction fee

do some reading and research:

https://ringgitfreedom.com/banking/opening-...mpaign=comments

https://ringgitfreedom.com/investing/beginn...ock-via-moomoo/

https://ringgitfreedom.com/investing/beginn...-from-malaysia/

https://ringgitfreedom.com/investing/beginn...nternationally/

Um... want try to explore. Any tips?

Thanks Sifu for sharing...

If you are newbie in stock then you should read up stuffs on shares investment first and have a sense of the market and understand the terminologies, rather than plunging straight into opening a brokerage account.

Good points. I tried to Google but there are tonnes of articles. Not sure which one are reliable. Mind to share some links for "Quick Start Guide"?

As starters, you need to read books, not articles. Articles are just for updates for more intermediate investors.

Try Google "good books on investing"

https://www.google.com/search?q=good+books+on+investing

I have a PDF version of "The little book of Common Sense Investing", can't share here though (PM might work?)

If you want a hardcore style introduction, which I think a newbie should take up, a university-style finance textbook works the best.

https://www.mheducation.com/highered/produc...1260013832.html (It does not matter which edition, 8th and above should be fine, I use the 10th version, the textbook version of my uni's finance course)

The HK market is more volatile than our Bursa Malaysia.