The only thing that cannot buy is IPO application.

Of course. Your trading limit is what you pledged in your trust account.

Cash gives you 3x trading limit.

On-hand shares give you 1x trading limit of the market value.

Yes. IPO needs to use eIPO

IPO is general application for new counter.

eIPO is the system by CIMB Investment Bank to apply for IPO.

Totally different system. You're just submitting the application for IPO but it doesn't guarantee that you'll get it. Under IPO process, all public application must go through balloting.

The big difference is that for CIMB trader, you need to pledge RM 10k in the saving account!

I thought if you have stocks on-hand, that will give you a limit of 1x the previous day valuation.

For CIMB itrade, it should be 0.42% or RM 12 whichever higher. If brokerage fee < RM12, you have to min RM 12.

There's also clearing fee of 0.03% and RM 1 per RM 1000 contract stamp duty.

Yes. They'll charge you RM 12 since RM 12 is min and higher than RM 3.15.

Used to be RM 28 but I lowered mine to RM 12. Please ask your dealer to confirm about it.

This post has been edited by David83: Feb 16 2012, 08:17 PM

Just call your dealer to negotiate for that.

That is Clicks Trader and the min brokerage fee should be RM 8.88 and not RM 12.

Details: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/index.php?ch=cb...6&tpt=cimb_bank

The brokerage percentage is still the same at 0.42% but the min fee could be RM 28 or RM 12 for itrade.

Yes. Once you enable the Non-Ringgit Securities Equity.

Currently support foreign exchanges are US (3 exchanges), SG and HK.

i*Trade@CIMB Bonanza Campaign (1/3/12 - 31/8/12) with E-Contract subscription

Details: http://www.itradecimb.com.my/promo/tradewithus/index.html

Get the form from http://www.itradecimb.com.my/doc/Withdrawa...rclt(FormA).pdf

No online withdraw supported.

Did you click on the top link to enter bypass proxy mode?

No need to fill and fax in the Withdrawal form?

Of course the money can be transferred to your CIMB account via fund transfer.

What I wanted to point out is the proof of withdraw instruction by filling and faxing the Withdraw Request Form (URL: http://www.itradecimb.com.my/doc/Withdrawa...clt(FormA).pdf)

This post has been edited by David83: Apr 6 2012, 11:05 PM

iStevei, did you settle your outstanding position at first?

How do I withdraw my cash/ securities?
Instruction to withdraw cash

Print and complete this Withdrawal Request Form. Thereafter, fax the duly signed copy to us at (603) 2093 0206, or
Email the instruction to us at itrade@cimb.com. Indicate your amount to withdraw and Bank account name and number.
Instruction to transfer shares

For Securitised Trading Account, you may print and complete this Withdrawal Request Form and thereafter, fax the duly signed copy to us at (603) 2093 0206.
For Normal Trading Account, you may give instruction to transfer by completing and submitting the duly signed Transfer of Securities Request Form (FTF 010) to your appointed remisier/dealer or our Service Counter located at 5th Floor, Bangunan Amanah Raya, Jalan Semantan, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur.
Please contact our i*Trade@CIMB Call Center at (603) 2084 9890 for any further assistance.

URL: http://www.itradecimb.com.my/index.php?ch=gen_tfaq#3