Last transaction has nothing to do.

It depends who key in the order first.

If buyer Q at 2.15 first then even seller key in order of 2.10, it will be matched at 2.15
If seller Q at 2.10 first then even buyer key in order of 2.15, it will be matched at 2.10

No.

Gross.

Cannot calculate like this, because 1-tier one will reflect the net dividend, imputation one you can claim back until you highest tax bracket (unless your income is so high until 25%, if that's the case, mind be friend with me ), tax free one will also reflect before tax (before tax & after tax the same).

Then go join election and nominate yourself as MP lah, as first step to get that abolished.
Anyway, I think Malaysia already the last few countries to implement this system liao, don't complaint much. Sometime we should thank our government for implementing this late

Interim Tax Exempt Dividend of 6 Sen per share of RM0.20 each
can anyone explain wat this mean

Number of share which was less than minimal trading lot.
Eg you have 102 shares, 2 share are odd lot.

Mostly it come from some bonus issue or right issue like 3:1 or 6:1 or some ratio that won't result in round number.

There is a secondary market where people can qoute buy and sell for those odd lots.

It depends on buy and seller willingness, there is no proper guide or norm what price it should be traded at. It depends which party is more eager to do the transaction.
But generally it traded slight below the market price but for those 1 shares or 2 shares generally it will only trade at the price that significant higher than normal market price. Because you won't sell 1 share at 1.00, right? 1 x 1.00 = 1.00 ended with negative after deducting the commission and stamp duty. If the share's market price is 1.00. Those owning 1 share of it will qoute like RM50 or something like that to sell.

Also 1 share is valuable for those have 99 shares, because by getting the 1 share, you can trade in open market already.

When is T+3?

If I sell a share on Monday. Will T+3 means Wednesday or Thursday?

If I sell a share on Monday. Will a public holiday falling on Tuesday affect the timing of T+3?