I think you can try this OSK site:
http://www.osk188.com/Windex.jsp
It have an explaination on how warrant and call warrant work.
To invest in any warrant you need to work out in the same way as if you are investing on the mother share.
Trading in warrant and call warrant need less capital but the risk is much higher. Many times your investment can be worthless. ( so I think this is not a very good way for beginners to invest).

Buy a star newspaper (not NST) and go to page B14 and B15 there you can get the PE.
This indicator are very misleading..
I think you have to study the balance sheet and the P/l as well.
Need also to open eyes and ears
Look at the technical chart to reconfirm
Attend training classes on how to trade in the market.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Oct 8 2009, 10:53 PM

S$25 or RM62 should be OK if you are trading big. If decided to trade in small lot than that can be a bit expensive. A Malaysian broker you can get as low as RM8.88 with jupiter or a or the standard min of RM40 or you can request for a lower min.. I think you can work out the break even before making a decision.

additionally for a cheaper price (less information) you can also buy "Shares investment Malaysian Edition" publish by Pioneers & Leaders (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd ( www.shareinvestment.com)

I think for newbie the best system is from OSK188 because it provide a good charting facility.
I open my account with CIMB because my good friend work there. It really help to have someone dependable to look at the stock all the time to remind and guide you what to do. As for me I had also given her standing instruction that she can do whatever to protect my account. (She can sell or buy without my instruction.. she only need to tell me ASAP. For more than 15 year she had never failed me...) so I use CIMB and subscribe the OSK188 charting system for RM120 per month (sorry: RM120 for 6 months)

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Oct 20 2009, 02:42 PM

Go to :

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/659493

u might get help here

I use the following:
Buy on:
1. Rumors
2. Rumors
3. Technical chart
Sell on:
1. News
2. Technical
3. Need the money

Yes you got it...


This post has been edited by rosdi1: Oct 21 2009, 04:48 PM

You need to fill in and send to the register the proxy form only if you couldn't attend the AGM/EGM and you want someone else to represent you.
Otherwise no financial significant.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Nov 1 2009, 07:27 PM

If you are holding significant shares here you might want to attend it yourself.
i think this is a very important AGM.
The company had being requested by Bursa to be delisted because they have to look at another core business.
Usually proxy attended the meeting for the door gift but for this company I don't think they are going to give any since they are talking about survival.

I think the question had being answered rightly here.
Just another advice... Please also learn on money management. you can read a lot of books on this.

To start with I think you have to decide the trading strategy you are using:
1. Day trading ( Buy and sell the same day)
2. Short term investment ( Buy and sell in 2 weeks)
3. Long term investment
4. Dividend play.
5 .........
6..........
Example
No. 1 is the most interesting and very high risk.
No. 2 you need to monitor the price movement all the time.
No. 3 you buy and keep need only to look at end of day situation.
No. 4 Buy before the dividend and sell after the dividend is announced
No. 5 .......
There no way to teach you here....and I think you should read books or better still attend trading classes. Learning by try and error could be too costly.

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Added on January 18, 2010, 10:06 pmI was once told that a fair value is the highest value that you are able to sell the share. or the lowest value that you are able to buy. So you don't need to calculate.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jan 18 2010, 10:06 PM

I assume that when you say " potential and cheap shares " means that the share will be an expensive shares after you had bought it.
I think every one here are trying to find the same thing.
I also think that there is no one fool prove place where you can find one.
Generally we will try to use the same way that had a high probability of success before.
The reason that there are ppl that are willing to buy or sell i think it is due to this different way of analyzing. If every ppl analyze the same way than the market will not work.

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Jan 19 2010, 09:55 AM

If I were you. I would had sold MAS immediately after the initial announcement at that time the price is way above RM3.00 and stay that way for at least a week.
Now the price is just RM2.69 a drop of 10%
I expect the price to drop between 2.50 to 2.35 by the x date of 10 feb
So you can just sell the share now and If you still like MAS (Even after JAL had gone Bankrupt) you can always buy it again after the right at surely at a much lower price maybe for just around 2.00.
If you still holding the share after the x date you can take 3 options.
1. Sell off your right maybe for 0.20 to 0.40 and keep your current share or you can still sell it if you want I expect at around 2.00
2. Pick up the right at RM1.60 and you now have 1000 mas share and start praying that it will go higher that RM2.10

3.Pick up the right at RM1.60 and sell the mother share at maybe RM2.00

If I were you... I will just sell the share now and forget this about this gold

To know RSI go to
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp
Most charting software provide RSI so you don't have to calculate manually.
but just wondering why want to use such an index unless you are already well verse with some basic tools.

Are you in KL or elsewhere in kl you can watch at CIMB jalan semantan, at Bursa bukit makamah, ....
but why want to go there you can watch on the internet
I suggest you subscribe to the OSK188 for just RM20 per month. You will get the tick data as well as simple graph facilities.
As for tips what tips you want??
You have to learn the trade first before thinking about tips.
You may need to decide on your strategy and what is your capital??

Hi
Did any one knows where I can get all the Financial Q results of all stocks in KLSE announced for this year and past years.
Thank You and Best Regards

I am online CIMB. maybank, RHB and osk ... but couldn't find it
Which one are you talking or how and where
Best regards

This post has been edited by rosdi1: Dec 16 2010, 10:20 AM

TQ
It look like that how I hve to do it. Trying to find an easier way.
Thestar Online also have a weekly result compiled together but no archive
NST Business Times under Market Data also have in the PDF form by weeks.
Best Regards

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This post has been edited by rosdi1: Dec 17 2010, 12:11 PM