It's what I request to the dealer via phone .. but she said no need to call, it's automatic an intra, so I'll wait tomorrow what the result on the ITrade platform, if opposite

thanks to cherroy and lklatmy for the info

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Added on June 3, 2009, 8:08 amUpdate : It's an intra for CIMB ... thanks

This post has been edited by Irzani: Jun 3 2009, 08:08 AM

hi all ! i am new here !! i manage to save up to RM10k (since i grad til now) but i think if put in bank.. the money value will depreciates also.. so i want to make some extra money with this rm10k... with rm10k how much can i invest in the stock market? and i dunno what 1 bid 2 bid thing.. 1 bid is how many cents? thx

how come some share got expire date one?

where can we check the previous history record of the share's price?

1 bid 2 bid? wat r u talking bout?
btw, the share price dat u normally saw frm the newspaper is the price for a unit of share.... but 4 every purchase order, u need to take up at least 100 unit of shares (aka 1 lot).... so if the current price for share A is RM0.20, u'll need at least RM20 to buy it (excluding broker fees, clearing fees & stamp duty)

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Added on June 8, 2009, 9:26 amexpiry? u mean sumthing like warrant?
previous share price can b found here

This post has been edited by fergie1100: Jun 8 2009, 09:38 PM

can we open a share market trade account thru internet???

whick bank provide this type of facilities?

i would suggest that you do not put in all your money into the share market until you understand n get a feel. while you can learn a lot from forumers here, nothing beats practical experience. you will also begin to also discover yourself. use the internet to your advantage. there are many opinions and suggestions out there, but i'd take everything with a pinch of salt n do more research on my own. happy trading

Er, sorry but really noob question here. When I go to a site like The Star and look at the volume, it says something like "Vol '00" which means I have to add a couple of zeroes to the number. My question is, is that number the number of lots (1,000 shares) or actual number of shares?

Most will qoute the volume in term of lots. While currently KLSE per lot is x 100 shares.

can, walk to any Hong Leong bank to query. Simple operation. Deposit/withdraw to Hong Leong.
Cheaper than Maybank for sure. Not many gimmicks like CIMB.

Wow, that means volume really is much lower than I expected. AXREIT, for all the activity that forumers wrote about yesterday, had a trading volume of only 1,120 lots yesterday. That's like about RM170k worth of transactions, really low.

hi there, a very beginner question would like to ask all the pro here.plz...do help me

Basically a company's share flow on market is about 10-30% and the rest is hold by own company management team,
other company/corporation, funds , bank and etc.
My question is.......... the price of a share in market is decide by who?who decide the price for going up or down?
is it the price going up/down simply depend on buyer and seller only?

some more, we know that a company come into market is for raise money,my question is
how a company/corporation raise money after their released IPO?
i mean like during IPO price is RM2,
after that the price raise to RM4, What is their benefit in this raise of the price?
does the raise of price do benefit the company?

sorry for such long question,but i think reli does help for those learner,any pro can do help me to answer those question?
a very very thanks for helping.

Share price is dictated by the market force aka buyer and sellers in the market. If the rest of 80 or 95% of shareholding doesn't intend to buy and sell, the it is the rest market force dictate the share price.

Share price up or down doesn't affect daily company business operation. So it doesn't benefit the company. Having said that, share price is a reflection of company fundamental strength.

REIT counters is not dat "active" compare 2 other counters coz ppl tend to hold it 2 enjoy the div

woh, your answer delighted me.
tq for answering my question.
so, you mean a company is only able to raise the money during the IPO?

what is the REIT counters?

Company can raise fund using other means like bonds, rights etc.

Ths for sharing...

But if the share price up in the market, the management team can take profit by selling some of his stock also, right..? n can the company itself declare new ordinary share to market from treasury in a higher price since now the market price for its company share already up..?

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Added on June 11, 2009, 1:47 amThs for sharing...

But if the share price up in the market, the management team can take profit by selling some of his stock also, right..? n can the company itself declare new ordinary share to market from treasury in a higher price since now the market price for its company share already up..?

This post has been edited by Jamal Malik: Jun 11 2009, 01:47 AM

Yes.
No, need approval from shareholders.

hi could someone please explain what is "B%" or "Buy Rate" on M2U OST.. thankyou
or is there anything like a manual/reference to M2U OST ? the user guide only explains general usage, not technical terms ...
thanks again

They calculate Buy Rate with this formula,

Buy Rate = Total Buy Volume / (Total Buy Volume + Total Sell Volume)

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Added on June 11, 2009, 10:12 amThs htt

Means if the major share holder is from it's company management team, then they will approve to issue new share, in order to raise fund with a higher share price since thier share price in the market has been up, right..?

This post has been edited by Jamal Malik: Jun 11 2009, 10:12 AM