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rayng18
post Feb 1 2013, 07:06 PM

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QUOTE(lee90 @ Feb 1 2013, 06:15 PM)
oic, thanks H86,
so, if my IPO application has been approved, the shares will appear in my trading account?

besides, after register for both CDS a/c and trading account at Maybank. I received 2 mail.
The first one is from Bursa stating my CDS a/c number,
The second mail is from Maybank which state my SMF maring a/c number, trading account number and CDS a/c no.

However, the CDS a/c no. in both Maybank's mail and Bursa's mail are different. Could any1 tell me the reason?
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As u applied online ipo, then the amt should be deducted from your savings.

Your IPO application is successful, the shares will be credited to your CDS a/c one day prior to listing.

what kind of account you open with maybank, there are various accounts that you can open and each will have thier respective CDS a/c and only the normal account can be used to apply ipo whilst SMF (share margin financing) and nominees a/cs cannot be used to apply ipo

So do check with maybank.
I guessed you have more than one account opened with maybank. Ensure that you sell from the right account to avoid buy in later
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post Feb 4 2013, 11:12 AM

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QUOTE(gark @ Feb 4 2013, 10:49 AM)
Yes stock can frequently drop to below purchase value, but it cannot be negative. The most a stock can go down is to 0. You need not pay anything other than losing all your capital.
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I tot if it is still listed the minimum value is RM0.005,if it is RM0 it should be delisted already
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post Feb 5 2013, 10:09 AM

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QUOTE(plumberly @ Feb 4 2013, 04:50 PM)
3 main players in KLSE - institutional, retailers and foreigners.

Out of curiousity, roughly how many foreigners are there and who are the biggest 3 (e.g.,Aberdeen?)?

Are they based in M'sia or do they trade via wire overseas?

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there are a few foreign brokers here in malaysia namely CLSA, Nomura,McQuarie,JPMorgan,Credit Suisse and UBS operating in Malaysia, most foreign will trade thru these brokers
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post Jun 29 2014, 11:26 AM

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QUOTE(gucci lee @ Jun 29 2014, 01:17 AM)
Hi sifus,

Newbies here- can explain further on d latest public bank erights @ 13.80? What u mean by erights? Izit open to all? I dont understand the concept.. d price now is around rm19±±, means I buy at rm13.80 then can sell at rm19±± (market price)?

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if you have already have shares in PBB before the ex date you will be entitle to subscribe for the rights issue at RM13.80 at a ratio of for every 10shares in PBB, you are entitle for 1 rights issue if you hold PBB until/after ex date. then u will get your PBB-OR share on 24/6 and with this OR shares u can subscribe for the rights issue by completing the rights issue form which was sent to you and buy a bank draft for (the amount of PBB-OR *RM13.80) together with a RM10 revenue stamp and return back to the registrar by 18/7. Likewise if you already have the OR but you have no intention of going through the rights issue you can sell the PBB-OR in the open market from 24/6-3/7. The OR was traded at abt RM6 level now. after that you have no choice but to go thru the rights issue if not its just lapse and burn like toilet paper.

sell 1share of OR you get back RM6.00
go thru the rights u pay RM13.80
so its goes back to the mother price (RM6+RM13.80=RM19.80)

so its not buy RM13.80 and can sell RM19.80

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post Jun 29 2014, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(siew14 @ Jun 29 2014, 02:45 AM)
hello,

can anyone pls enlighten me what is the cost associated to buy/sell a stock through online platform?

Or in other words, what is the % capital gain required from a stock in order to breakeven?

If i buy 100 unit of share A at RM 1.50 and 5 months later, i sold it at RM 4.50 , whats the net profit?
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for the buy/sell you will be incurred a brokerage + clearing fee + stamp duty for each buy and sell

brokerage can range from min (RM8.88 to RM28) to % of the value of your buy/sell as diff broker charge different rate

clearing fee and stamp duty is 0.1%(round up to nearest $) and 0.03%
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post Jun 29 2014, 11:35 AM

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QUOTE(kaiba911 @ Jun 22 2014, 10:20 PM)
may does all the bank will have the same time for us for the overnight queue for tomorrow market? From what I am using RHB now, I can only enter the queue at 5.10pm...I tried CIMB, and it allowed me to enter queue at 5pm.

I might be wrong. But if there is diff btw banks, the 10min is a huge different in high volume shares! Does anyone share the same experience with me?
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it doesnt matter what time you enter the order coz it will only enter into bursa system at 8.30am the next day it depends on the server of the bank with bursa server that's matters
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post Jul 2 2014, 11:03 AM

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QUOTE(kinni @ Jul 1 2014, 01:29 PM)
I thought the share could be like holding the share and get the income from the particular company distribute to each if the share holder every year or some gift from them?? Instead of just trading and earn from the price gap?
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besides making from the capital gains ie share price increase, shareholders may also get other benefits such as dividends or when attend AGM there will be door gifts
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post Jul 10 2014, 09:40 PM

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QUOTE(cop23 @ Jul 10 2014, 04:53 PM)
Hi Guys need advice pls..

I used to have CDS account, but i guess it is not active anymore. (Hwang DBS)
currently i wan to buy some share units.

Is it possible for me to open new CDS account or I still need to activate my old account?

Please advise what can I do.

Currently i'm in overseas, is it possible to to online?

Thanks in advance
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u need to activate back your old cds account(CDS activation form) as well as your trading account and u need to authorise.
Not sure what are the procedures if you were to open a new online acc, depends on which investment bank that u want to open with
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QUOTE(equitybeginner @ Jul 14 2014, 10:40 AM)
hello bro&sis,

i have doubt here lah,

i hold this share for a dividend till the ex date...however till now i dont get any pay for the dividend. why ya?

Single tier final dividend of 2%.

Kindly be advised of the following :

1) The above Company's securities will be traded and quoted [ "Ex - Dividend" ]
as from : [ 8 May 2014 ]

2) The last date of lodgement : [ 12 May 2014 ]

3) Date Payable : [ 21 May 2014 ]
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Nowadays most dividend will be banked in directly to your designated bank account, pls check your bank statement and see whether the dividend is credited in or not
If no then you have to check with the registrar and inform them that you have yet to receive the dividend
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post Aug 17 2014, 09:55 PM

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QUOTE(chinnoise_bj @ Aug 17 2014, 09:51 PM)
Bros, wanna confirm this.

Example:

1) If i wanna buy 10 lots of share at RM1.00/unit, but no one is selling at my price, so I wont get to buy that share. Eg: I wanna buy RM1.00, people wanna sell at RM1.05. Correct?

2) Lets say I manage to buy 10 lots, I wanna sell when it goes up to RM2 (original RM1), and only one person wanna buy 1lot at that price, so there will be 9 lots that isnt sold. Correct?

3) If that 9 lots isnt sold, then I wont be able to collect my profit. Correct?
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1) yes
2)yes
3)no u will get the profit of the one lot sold (if you have yet to pay for them ie within contra period and if you have already picked up the shares then u will get the sales proceeds of the 1 lot sold
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QUOTE(SkyHermit @ Aug 19 2014, 04:01 PM)
I am a college student. My main aim is to open trading and CDS account so that I can buy shares. The first investment company I think of is Maybank Investment Sdn Bhd because it is popular. Or can u guys introduce any investment company that is good for trading shares? I have few questions to ask in here.

1) In order to open Maybank trading account and CDS account. Do I need a saving account in Maybank first? If yeah, does that mean when I buy shares online the money is deducted from my saving account from Maybank?

2) I have seen Maybank website online and there are 3 packages of Maybank saving account. Maybank2u Savers (2.25% interest, minimum RM250 deposit) , Kawanku Saving Account (0.35-1.65% interest), and Basic Savings Account (0.35-1.65% interest and require minimum Rm20 deposit).

But when I went to Maybank counter to inquire about it, they say there is only one type of saving account and it offers 0.03% of interest p.a only and if no transaction within 3 months they will block your account and have to pay RM8 annually. But from Maybank website I didn't see such package. May i know is it whether the Maybank website didn't update or the staffs there didn't know there are other type of saving account available?

3) Is it possible to buy/sell shares online all by myself without calling broker to do things for me?

4) May I know why with a nominee CDS account we can't buy IPO shares? Is it because IPO shares are riskier?

5) I have read book that says buying share is better because it offers 8%, or 10% interest rate etc.. compared to Fixed deposit which is lower. The question is do we know how much interest rate the company's share offers before buying?

6) I have already read some local books about basic stock trading. Should I read those technical analysis, moving average, fundamental analysis books first before entering into stock trading or get practical first?
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Nominee account is under the investment bank ie Maybank Nominees for (your name) and it is not under your name diretly and if it allows that to happened there are thousands of nominees account with one broket hence it will be tedious job for everyone unlike direct normal acc under its owner just need to vouch the IC and CDS number

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post Aug 20 2014, 07:41 AM

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QUOTE(woonsc @ Aug 19 2014, 04:46 PM)
I know, but I can't think of a way why people would invest via an nominee account.
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There are certain reasons why they use nominees account especially for those fund managers like PNB and EPF as they have many sub accounts or omnibus account. As for individuals its good especially for those clients working or residing overseas so that when there are corporate exercises like rights issues and merger/takeover where clients have no time to go through the exercise so they can just instruct the nominees to act on their behalf.
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QUOTE(SkyHermit @ Aug 19 2014, 04:54 PM)
If trading account is where I put my money in and buy/sell via broker.

But what I dont understand is why they want me to open saving account with Maybank first before opening Trading and CDS account? What has the money in saving account got to do with that?
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its convenient for both side to do settlement online and also to facilitate all dividends to be directly credited to your bank rather than issue out cheques and to go to the bank to bank in and wait for another 3 days to clear
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QUOTE(samlee860407 @ Sep 10 2014, 10:03 AM)
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?

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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

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