Yes, if your tax bracker is 19% (let say), then you can claim back the extra 6% being paid.

But if the dividend is declared under the new single tier system (which start from 2008, company start to using it and compulsory to be used after 2013), then you no claim back is allowed.

You still can claim, the money will remain there until you ask for refund or use to offset you tax payable in future.

But how come there r still a lot of companies wic r not applying the single tier system (ex: the recent final div by PBBANK) 
- Can a student register as a tax payer too?
- Another Q is, let's say i received my final div on Mar 09 but i'd submitted my BE form on Feb 09... so does it mean that i need to declare the final div next yr (even though the final div is frm financial yr 08)? 

dear gurus, anywhere to check how many stock that a person had it under his name in bursa other than check with remisier?

What Does Premium Mean?
1. The total cost of an option.

2. The difference between the higher price paid for a fixed-income security and the security's face amount at issue.

3. The specified amount of payment required periodically by an insurer to provide coverage under a given insurance plan for a defined period of time. The premium is paid by the insured party to the insurer, and primarily compensates the insurer for bearing the risk of a payout should the insurance agreement's coverage be required.

Investopedia explains Premium
1. The premium of an option is basically the sum of the option's intrinsic and time value. It is important to note that volatility also affects the premium.

2. If a fixed-income security (bond) is purchased at a premium, existing interest rates are lower than the coupon rate. Investors pay a premium for an investment that will return an amount greater than existing interest rates.

3. A common example of an insurance premium comes from auto insurance. A vehicle owner can insure the value of his or her vehicle against loss resulting from accident, theft and other potential problems. The owner usually pays a fixed premium amount in exchange for the insurance company's guarantee to cover any economic losses incurred under the scope of the agreement

if i have several account? example kenanga and maybank, each account i have purchased some share. would i be able go to kenanga office get the printout even the share i purchased at maybank?

or any other way that i can print online?

Hi all, got a question here :

I'm using ITrade to play shares, my question is :

EG:

If I already own shares A by 1000 shares at 1.00, can in the same day I quote the same stocks A:

Sell : 1000 shares at 1.10
Buy : 2000 shares at 0.90
Thank you 

I got some noob question too 

About the stock que, does 10,000 que at certain price means 10,000 people are queing to buy the stock / 10,000 lots are in que ? volume traded = lots traded too? 

Yes, you can. There is no restriction on putting orders.

You can Q sell at 1.10 and Q buy at 1.08 as well.

Thanks. This will be clearing my doubt for this 2 whole years ... 

excuse me.. i am very confused know.. 1 lot = 1000 units or 100 units now?

Sorry guys, got a question reading analysis chart.
lets say a stock today closes at 12.50 , just .05 under the pressure price at 12.55. Support is at 11.95.
No. of lots at the pressure point is only 3085, and at the support price is
79744, closing price ,no. of lots is 21919.

What does it say about the trend of this stock for near future , eg. the next day?

Does it mean the stock will down fall definitely??

Claim now and keep for future easier, else a bit more work to do in the future