Hi !

How do i go started to buy Malaysian Shares ?

What do i have to do to get started ?


Thanks !

I bought share before, about 20 years ago then stopped trading.

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What is P?

btw, rakuten CDS is not syariah compliant if you are muslim

P? Are you referring to the "P" beside my avatar ? that would mean probation account (less than 50 posts on lowyat forum)

walk into HL / Maybank investment bank

say u wan to open trading account

activate account

topup account with cash

login

buy / sell. careful to double check after you key in, the price and also quantity

how long to open the account ?

1 day should be sufficient lo

walk in, they say 2 to 4 weeks aproval waiting time.

BTW, do i need to submit SSM or Income Tax ID number ?

Ssm no need la. The brokerage account under ur name ma. But im unsure on the tax ID

U have account with that bank? Why take 2-4 weeks so long..

this was informed to me by the guy attending to me.

I have account with Maybank, but he say it wont be linked.

Why so long ?? i dunno, he even suggested me to use Rakuten if want urgently

Choose your broker carefully. Don’t just look at their prices but also their tools, reliability and speed of order execution.

rakuten ok ?

I have no experience with it.

For traditional banks typically take around 10 business days (similar to mine with Maybank)

Rakuten is more like online platform (licensed via Kenanga), nominee CDS means cannot attend AGM/receive annual report etc., but save you the hassle of visiting a physical branch. I've read some forumers here notice that Rakuten has a lot of downtime, so maybe just to take note on that

P

i stock consider fast/medium/slow in return/loss ?

It totally depends on your risk appetite, there are multitude of investing/trading strategies, that can fit every single criteria that you are looking for.

If you want quick profit, be prepare for quick losses too, and vice versa, slower profit = lower risk.

For faster profit but with higher risk, usually people trade stocks in short term (Buy/Sell within days/weeks)

For lesser profit but with lesser risk, people usually invest and build wealth over extended period of time. Buy & hold stocks for years, or buy growth stocks that could flourish in medium to long term.

No lunch is free, each strategy requires time and effort, both in market observation as well as preparing a RICH mindset.

Good luck, feel free to PM me if you need any guidance to start your investment journey. Cheers!

do mplus provide AGM/annual report?