It's either your limit is still not registered since you just deposit the amount or something with the system. Best option is to call the representative that helped you set up the account.

Thanks.

To exercise a warrant, is it necessary to pay the exercise price?
can the payment amount be deducted from the volumes of warrant shares?

Say if the warrant price is 0.010, exercise price 4.00 with ratio 10:1
owned 500,000 unit
instead of forking out 4.00, can it be deducted from 400,000 unit of the existing warrant shares owned?

Nope

Ok thanks.

Another noob question, what is OR warrant?
why no details of its expire date?

Or/Wr is rights to subscribe ordinary shares/warrants pursuant d RI xercise
Usually it will xpire in 5 days

1 cent stock...care to tell what stock is that ?

Toilet paper also not cheap nowadays...cost like RM1 per roll. Expire warrant is worth a lot less than toilet paper...to be exact...they're worthless.

I have cimb shares, can I use it as collateral to trade using cimb as a broker? I recall that a bank cannot accept its own shares as collateral. But cimb has attractive rates at 0.1%

haha dont buy toilet paper..Use the warrant paper as toilet paper.

Save your cost.

May I ask how to perform technical analysis on particular stock rather than a domain? These charts only can be found on other website? Or the platform is provided? I am using Alliance bank

hm....got a question, how can I see my queue order?

for example, let say I want to buy a share at RM0.10 for 200 lot. And now there's 5000 lot being queue to buy it at RM0.10 at this very moment.

after few hours of trading, the queue to buy at RM0.10 might varies, so how can I know that what position I am in now? How can I know I need how many more lot of share being sell at RM0.10 before my price is being match?

Thanks.

I dont think we can see that as it is not shown.

The best is to check at the point of you keying in your order how many done at RM0.10 and how many queuing at RM0.10, then later u calculate yourself the position you are in the queue

I see. Too bad then

Hi bros,

A noob in stock trading - wanting to get a head start in learning the fundamentals and basics of the whole trade.. could anyone provide some advise on how i could get started? any resources/must-read books or links? any input would be much appreciated..

thanks a bunch fellas.

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