No, you can't.
It requires IE in order for it to work since you need to install ActiveX for it to function.

Brokerage charges depend on your account type. There are two types; cash upfront account and cash collateral account. For cash account it is 0.1% of your trade amount. For collateral account is 0.38%, 0.1% intraday trade.

Cash account is RM 8 or 0.1% of trade amount whichever is higher. They will total up your total purchases or sales in one day and then only apply the brokerage rate.

This one is considered collateral account already right since need to settle within 3-4 days?

There is a calculator where you can check your charges.


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I think HLE is using nominal, not a direct trading account. So everything have to go through HLE.

bursamalaysia website got
u click changes in shareholding category
and walaa u got all the info

The HLE app for iPhone works good.
Except can't view portfolio and a bit troublesome to key in password every time I pressed the home button.

Oh by the way, I also cannot view any warrant information in HLEbroking which they used to display last time. I've contacted support and they told me to refer to Bursa official website.

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This post has been edited by Icehart: Feb 17 2013, 12:21 AM

0.1% is cash upfront account.
If collateral, 0.1% is inter-day rate and 0.42% thereafter.

I'm not sure what are they called these days but Cash upfront account basically means you can only invest/trade with the amount of money you have in the account. There is no minimum amount needed to maintain the 0.1% rate.
On the other hand, collateralize account means those with facility that allows you to trade more than the money you have in your account, usually up to 2 times the limit. However, the downside is it is callable at the 3rd day which we usually refer to as T+3. Hope that helps.

For your first question, no you can't for the T+3, hence the name of the account, cash upfront. Every purchases must be supported by available balances in your account.
For your second question, yes you can contra the amount because the available trading limit gets updated after each buying/selling transactions. The "available cash" only gets updated a day after all transactions has taken place. "Available Cash" is used for withdrawal purposes only and it shows the real amount of cash available in your account. (Trading limit is 0.99 times your cash available since they will reserve 1% for broking fees).

For me, it is one day after bank in.
Withdrawal is 2 to 3 working days.

Happy investing / trading.

If you are referring to account position status it will take one day to update.
You can check up to date Opening Trading Limit tomorrow morning.

For cash available balance it may take up to 2 working days.

No, transfer from HLB to your account is free.
The 1% is a buffer for broker fees if there is any transactions made.
This is because some investors put in 3k and invested 3k with not enough money for broker's fees to be deducted.

This post has been edited by Icehart: Apr 24 2013, 05:17 PM

No it is always there. Don't worry.
If you want to check you can perform withdrawal with the exact amount of money you deposited.

Transaction costs are tabulated and calculated at the end of the day.
If you bought 1 lot at 10 in the morning and 2 lot at 3 in the noon, HLEB will charge you based on transaction of 3 lots.

Yes.

There will be buying and selling charges. Refer to your contract note to know about the charges. They'll send to your email.

Yes, there will be.