You have to check with your Broker how are they charging.
You may like them to consider multiple trade on the same counter on a day are considered as a trade.
By having that facility you will save on the Brokerage fee more so if you are trading small lots or the odd lots.

All my accounts (CIMB, MAYBANK2U, OSK,and Jupiter ) have that facilities but what I don't understand why we we need to request for the facilities ..it should be just automatic.

If so that is very good.. sometime back it have to be on request basis.

If both the account have exactly the same name you can easily do a transfer to merge the shares but it will cost you RM10.00. per counter.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: May 11 2011, 03:51 PM

I think NABis the equivalent to NTA.. Net Tangible Asset
may be NAB= Net Asset Backing
Sorry if I am wrong.
Where do you get those data? look very cool

My observation....and my checking on how the broker system submit their order Q...
Those pending Q submitted before 8.30 need to be manually release by the officer of the broker system after 8.30. and that usually takes a good few seconds or might be minutes.
If you will to send it at exactly 8.30 your order will be submitted automatically by the system and most of the time will be ahead of those in the pending Q. May be this is the reason why they have abolish the 2 session system. With the single session system the Q at bursa will not be cleared after 12.30 and the broker dont have to resubmit after 2.00 pm and we will not be able to jump the Q anymore.
In your case you may be ahead in the brokers pending Q but others can still beat you to the bursa system.
I hope I had explain it rightly.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: May 14 2011, 04:12 AM

no... not before 8.30 but at exactly 8.30 or just a second or two later....
anything before 8.30 will have to go to the pending Q of your broker and need to be released by the officer and not summited by the system automatically to bursa system.

Just as a reminder all this effort to smart play the system might not worth it. Window of opportunity is quite small and you might be just better off doing whatever you do now or you might want to use the GTD (good to Date) order. My response here is just to answer to your earlier question.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: May 14 2011, 07:46 AM

No.. the right value for the share is always the current price.
The price are determine by the market based on a few factors
1. The demand for the shares
2. Revenue growth, ( Year to year revenue increase or decrease)
3. profit margin and its movement.
4. Staff productivity index and the rate movement
5. Assets in the balance sheet and off balance sheet assets
6 Management Team
7. Competitiveness of the companies both domestically and internationally.
... and many other factors....

you can see many companies that have NTA higher than the share prices for years but still the price never catch up.

The management couldn't take a company private or not, because they are just the employee to the company.
Only the majority share holders or a group of share holders that have majority share can, but still depending on which company and how the MOA was initially written.
Most of GLCs only the GOM can decide ( GOM have the Golden Share)

I hope I had not confused you much but my view is that if you want to know things like this you to read have the right books and not easy to correctly explained it here.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: May 14 2011, 02:44 PM

I think you have to explain a bit on what you are thinking.
Do you already have the software and now looking for the program tools
or you dont have anything yet and are looking for a software tools.
If you have the software ? what software it is?

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jun 9 2011, 09:56 PM

THIS ONE LOOK VERY ISLAMIC TO ME...



I am not sure if they have online or not.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jun 23 2011, 03:42 AM

The market are trading based on current (now) and future earning.
The PE are calculated on hitory between 2 to 6 months late.
There can be huge different between the two situation.

To transfer from one CDS A/C to another there is a RM10( Payable to the CDS) but some broker that you want to transfer too will absorb the charge.

yes
For example :
I have 3 CDS a/c with CIMB, 1 Personnal and2 nominee a/cs, 1 CDS a/c with Maybank also nominee a/c, 1 CDS personnal a/c with OSK, 1 with RHB , and 1 with Jupiter.
I can transfer the share from any of the CDS , just ask the receiving remiser to do it after signing application form. One form for every counter accoumpinied by RM10 for every form.
You can also make a transfer to immediate relative's CDS , girlfreind or boyfrinend not applicable.

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Added on June 29, 2011, 3:36 pmIf the trade is done on the same day it will be considered as one or group together and the applicable price will be the average. So you can avoud having to pay minimun charge for each oder.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jun 29 2011, 03:36 PM

You may like to read my explaination at this link and the subsquent explaination there:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/936192/+330#

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jul 1 2011, 11:46 PM

Yes never allow this to happen..
You will loss in many ways ...
They will sell at a very low price... and you limit will also be effected

You can sell it at the odd lot market. 14 shares at 4.45 not going to get you much after minimum commission and at the ood lot market the price are usually 20% cheaper.
If I will you
I will just keep it and collect the dividend and you can also attend the AGM/ EGM or sign for two proxies to attend the AGM/EGM.

Should do your own research..
From my observation after is much better. Most shares will dropped more than the dividend paid.
Same thing I will not usually go through the dividend,

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Added on July 7, 2011, 2:41 pmThis should be the normal case but your remiser shoud sign in for you.
If your remiser don't want to help find one that will.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jul 7 2011, 02:41 PM

you may call the service centre...
mine serviced by Plaza damansara 03 20938986
I understand Maybank decentralize their service centre.
so yours can be supported by another centre

i don't know the right answer... but the worst case both will be refunded to the respective ppl.

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Added on July 9, 2011, 10:32 pmI use CIMB itrade... I dont have problem at all... just change the market to odd lot market.. there you re you can already put your share in the Q or buy more share to make it into a complete lot (100)
The minimum cost like normal will apply.
That why I think buying will be better as you can avoid the min cost as you can buy more from the normal market. adding both transaction together will avoid the min cost ( Just an idea)

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jul 9 2011, 10:32 PM

Hi
Tq...
It lucky that you get something after the minimun commision.
I am just worried that you might end up not getting anything.
Rgds

Most bank uses the same logon for multiple account. Check with the bank helpdesk and ask them to group it together dor the same signon.