AFAIK, Jupiter and HLB broking charges for online is lowest

anyone tried M+? i have both RHB and OSK, but since they going merge, i going cut off OSK. But RHB brokerage is too high, is there any low and reliable firm charging lower rate? As far as i know, M+ charge as low as rm8 or 0.03%

I'm current M+ user ... RM8 or 0.05% ... they got few type of membership each got different rate ~

OAS188 ? Or you mean OSK188 ? There is no full version for either Android or iOS system unfortunately.


Amsecurities. And they have recently adopted a new Java-free platform and it's much better than the old one!

Registration is free and RM10 for the CDS account. That's all.

even online trading like CIMB iTrade need to pay commission?..

I am new to this after my dad suggested me to open a trading account..

HLEbroking is kinda good.. low transaction fees and also free registration of account

Hi, do you have a broker to recommend? I would like to open an account with them.

Hi, I'm interested to open a trading account but unsure which one should go to, need some advice. Narrow down to HLB and CIMB iTrade. I wanted to start small, but i'm confused about the brokerage fees and such. Main reason for HLD is i read here that it's cheap, but not sure about the functionalities and also the service. CIMB is primarily because i have a cimb clicks account, so tot more convenient. Can someone give me some suggestions? Thanks

I heard that by parking your cash in CIMB trading account, you will be receiving minimal margin. Is that true?

that's for CIMB Trader..it's different from Itrade..For CIMB trader, you need to have 10k in your acc if i remember correctly

HLebroking and Jupiter both are very good and cheap also. Tried CIMB, RHB, but I prefer the former two....

I see. Are there any difference in functionalities? Like some have more info, some have less

This post has been edited by mikazzz: May 2 2013, 10:53 AM

I've never tried the others. But Jupiter's online platform very user friendly, customer service also fast and efficient.

But I don't really use their technical/fundamental analysis tools, so can't comment on those.

im interested in trading but i dont know anything..what is the lowest amount we need to invest?can someone explain to me pls?

For online trading its important to know about the company records and stocks status where you are going to invest in. There are lots of service provider who gives you access to online trading but choosing the right one is important. I-trade is good but you can go for other options available in market.

Thank You
Jack

in terms of research reports, HLB trumps Jupiter....the rest not much different i guess. HLebroking gives live portfolio, so the moment you bought the shares, you'll be able to see it in your portfolio, and the portfolio value will follow the share price in real time.

Jupiter is also live. Jupiter and HLeBroking actually use the same trading platform/software AFAIK.

I see, thanks for the info.

Do we have level 2 or data access available in Malaysia?