how and where to see the past prices of the shares bcause i want to see the movement of the share prices. can anyone help me? I'm still in the learning process

1 lot is equivalent to how many shares?? 100 or 1000, just curious. What is the minimum we can buy

it used to be 1 lot=1000 shares, am i right?

what's the differences btwn options and call warrants? From what i've read both are the rights not obligation to buy shares at certain price and at certain time. Can anybody help?

so u mean both are the same except that options only available in US???

on the other day i went to hwang dbs inv bank to open up cds and trading account but unfortunately they ask me to find a guarentor. I've no income bcoz im student so they require a guarentor, if can i dont want to involve anyone with this so is there any brokers firm which dont require a student like me to get a guarentor before opening trading account??

thanks for the advice, i've already miss the boat for the AA shares bcoz of this.. why need a guarentor ?can anybody explain??

sorry for noob question, is share buyback is the company buy the shares from normal market and what is the purpose? is it because the company will give the bonus issues is later time

what is minority interest, is it the retail investor like us? what is treasury shares? what are the differences between current and non current asset?

got 1 question, where the company put the dividend paid to shareholder from previous financial year in their latest financial statement, i want to know where they deduct the dividend paid from the company's money, is it in their cashflow statement? because i cant find on the financial statement

where can i check the information about warrants, the exercise price and the warrants expiry

you should set the limit 1.50, if u want to buy immediately u have to key in the price the seller wish to sell and what u mean by current price? is it the buying or selling price

got a question for taiko here, what is the purpose of retained earning? is it some kind of reserved cash? or just figure to balance the sheet? what can be done with retained earning?

hey, why some stock has par value, what the importance to have it, what i know is par value is used to calculate the dividend only, what happen if a share is traded below par value?

so if a company want to issue IPO with share price of rm1.50 per share with par value of rm1.00, so the company capital is based on rm1.00 per share or rm1.50? if they put in the balance sheet rm1.00 per share for their capital, where does the other rm0.50 goes to? im also curious why some company doesn't have par value

there is one counter i monitored recently which is Huayang the share price is traded below it's par value meaning it is not a good stock?

so the par value reflects what is the company capital when they start the business before being listed right?

all this while i thought the share premium showed in balance sheet is the value of the preferred share issued by the company, now i know where the value is derived from, thanks for the explanation

i read in bursa website there is a feature called e-share payment where after share is sold the payment will be directly credited to our bank account, and when we buy shares the broker will directly debit from bank account but currently my osk only can credit into my bank account after my shares is sold, but cannot directly debit from my bank account, need to deposit to trust account, do u know which broker can directly debit from my bank account to pay for the shares bought??

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