How much capital do you plan to invest if you want to earn via this strategy?

If want to earn few cents, RM 20K - 30K for a start should be good.
Otherwise I think RM 3K should be good enough to breakeven the broker's fees.

The cost to break even with the broker's minimum RM 12 (Assuming it is RM 12 minimum fee).
Broker charge at the rate of 0.38% or RM 12 whichever is higher.
So 3,000 x 0.38% should be close to RM 12 which we call "break even".

Check your portfolio see got the share not.
If not could be Margin need time to update the account.

I think there is.
Go popular and buy.
The book name is Stock Performance Guide I think.

I think the nearest also HLEBroking in Pusat Bandar Puchong.

Yes, you need to pay T+3:
- Cost of buying and selling.
- Any losses from the transaction.

If you have the money to hold, why not?

We already have an existing thread about SMF. Maybe you can check it out and gain some valuable information. My advice is not to pursue this kind of financing scheme if you have no prior trading knowledge before.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/613854

Invest in overall KLSE board? Means you're planning to invest in index linked counters?

I suggest you to read more and accumulate more wealth. For starters, I'll recommend RM 3,000 as a good start.

I have read your thread and this is something that I would like to share with you.

First, I think you need to understand the term "investment" because your questions on IPO and Unit trust seems vague and shows lack of understanding on "investment" term.

Investment is putting money into something and expect a gain from it within a period. It can be short, medium or long term. Typically a long term investor will buy and keep for dividends. They do not have much intention to sell unless being offered a very good price, and do not care about short term fluctuation in the market price of their holdings.

IPO is Initial Public Offering. It is when company wants to get listed in the exchange and offer their shares to the public. There is no track record of their performance except their prospectus.

Unit trusts, well is putting money and let it manage by a professional manager.

Why not take the time reading this thread: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1039913

It has answer to your queries on part 4 (Taxes and Dividends) besides providing you more information.

This post has been edited by Icehart: May 24 2012, 09:17 PM

there's a book selling in mph
i think its called stock performance guide
that has all the calculation of all companies calculated for the past decade

3:1?
Call warrant or company warrants?