Hi, where can I find good resource dedicated to trading Malaysian warrants?

I have limited capital and CW offers the greatest potential returns for my capital. But I understand as well the mechanics for CW is different from normal shares.

There are tons of resources online for Options trading, but I can't find any decent sites dedicated to trading Msian warrants. Any ideas?

I think you can try this OSK site:
http://www.osk188.com/Windex.jsp
It have an explaination on how warrant and call warrant work.
To invest in any warrant you need to work out in the same way as if you are investing on the mother share.
Trading in warrant and call warrant need less capital but the risk is much higher. Many times your investment can be worthless. ( so I think this is not a very good way for beginners to invest).

Hi, i am still a under grad, just want to start to learn about Shares. Can i just know for the 1st one that how many types of shares are there in stock market and what they offer?

Would really appreciate to those experts here and thank you for your time to answer my question in future

Hi all =),

regarding the buying and selling procedures,both of them require T+3 each?so,what if ive predicted that the shares will drop on day1,so i contacted the broker and said that i would like to sell out all the shares,but then the procedures require 3 processing days,does it mean that i will face a total loss of 3days??

what shares are recommended for a moderate investor?

info:im still a student,without any experience and about to get headaches due to tons and tons of information regarding shares,but then i would like to start learning and get involved in investments

Thanks:)

Sorry, don't know what you are asking on.

T+3 is the day buyer need to pay for their purchase, for seller it is the day they receive the money from buyer.

I would say understand about share first before asking for shares recommendation. Don't get involved until fully understand. This is a 'fire' place can easily be burned, if don't know about it.

oo,what happens next when ive decided to sell my shares?does it take 3 processing days too?

do you have any reliable sources regarding shares?..im sick of filtering the info,have been doing it all day long..

and last thing,mcdonald's shares arent available in msia??thanks yea

When you sell your shares, your share in CDS account will be debited out and you will get the money on T+3.

You cannot possible understand about stock market with a day or 2 searching and reading, need sometimes monitoring and lot of reading around to find out, and undestanding.

McD is listed in NYSE.

Welcome to "the gate of hell".....ha ha ha ha

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Added on October 7, 2009, 12:03 amTry this..............http://www.nagawarrants.com/price_feed-market_overview.html

This post has been edited by mazda626: Oct 7 2009, 12:03 AM

i think u still confuse...
when u execute a sell order and if the order match ur share have been considered sold at that moment...
so next is that u would want to wait for the third day to get that money the buyer pays u...

to understand more read this, written by kmarc: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=26100136

Dear all masters, how do I know one industry's P/E? How do you define/decode one counter's P/E against its industry's? Thank you

Hmm industry PERs are normally not really fixed, more like an average of all the companies compared to the regional PERs.

I don't know if there is a list or something you can refer to, but I normally update myself based on analysts reports I read from time to time. Which occasionally quote an average PER of a certain industry for country/region/world etc.

Again, PER is just a reference to the potential earnings vs investments. Lower PER for a growing profitable business is always desired because it means you can get back your capital much faster theoretically. Though what may happen is that company performance may not be a predictable line and may suffer setbacks or sudden windfalls that might drastically change their calculated PER.

Personally I use PER more as a reference to whether I'm paying more for something as compared to something similar in addition to other personal requirements of investing.

I don't believe in strict PER investing as it doesn't make sense sometimes when you look through previous data.

Buy a star newspaper (not NST) and go to page B14 and B15 there you can get the PE.
This indicator are very misleading..
I think you have to study the balance sheet and the P/l as well.
Need also to open eyes and ears
Look at the technical chart to reconfirm
Attend training classes on how to trade in the market.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Oct 8 2009, 10:53 PM

Hi guys, need some help for a study I'm doing, would like to know from experts out there, the disadvantages of being a shareholder in a company. Thanks in advance =)

If you're a minority shareholder, you don't hav enough voting power. If you're a shareholder of a lousy company, you stand to lose your investment in the company.

possile. b'cos u can but 100 shares mah but u need to know also tat ur profit won't be big la

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Added on October 12, 2009, 2:04 pmEmmm. I'm not sure u will like mu comment. Apologize if u r offended. Sorry ah.

But for me, as long as u r involve in the stock market with you savings(like most small investor), u r actually exposed to all the disadvantages that u can find.

I think it will be more constructive to try to find a good stock to invest with exit strategy b'cos all the people that invest in the stock market at all exchange in the world would face more or less the same problem.

Hope this help

Invest and Trading Views

This post has been edited by mwchong: Oct 12 2009, 02:04 PM

I have a different opinion. Even with RM2,000 you can earn a handsome profit between 20%-50%, if you choose the right stock to invest.

Agreed ! It is possible and also achievable.

You are welcome to visit my blog as well : futurescorner.blogspot.com

hi.. i am new here.. i would like to ask a simple question.. hope somebody can help me out of this..

i apply CDS account in both HLB and CIMB.. that means i have 2 CDS accounts?

the reason is i applied in HLB first but CIMB few days later but bursa sent me statement of CIMB acc... there's no statement from bursa for HLB.. will i receive 2 separate statement?

possible CIMB account is direct account ; HLB is nominee account.

What is means by Dividend In Species 3:5 , from TA