I saw an ad, sign up got free netbook?

What's the T&R?

wassup homey

meh aint know yoh investin in stocks too dawg, that good thang aite, that how we roll in the hood aite

refer to this site

http://www.itradecimb.com.my/index.php?ch=...highlight&ac=41

the packages are not cheap.

hey guys

just wanna double check with you la..

since itrade has esettlement.., does the esettlement has any transfer limit..

eg cause my main account maybank has a daily online transfer limit of 5k.. if i use esettlement means i can transfer/pay max 5k a day ? or it doesn't have a limit one ?

no limit for contract settlement frm my cimb acc to itrade

Can't seem to find it though. I sure would like to take a peek into the new platform.
Hah, if there was a sure fire way to make money from the share market, we wouldn't nee a day job.

Those stuff they claim only not sure got or not also

Anyone can access e-settlement on I Trade platform? It keeps giving me error when I try to access, asked my dealer and he mentioned that must download the I Trade Pro software, but mine already expired, does it means we must pay?

No problems with mine. Pops up as usual but I haven't got any contracts due so I can't verify if the payment will go through.

Got an email reply from I Trade support and they mentioned that they are having some issues with e-settlement..

Yup everything got issues now. Watchlist disappearing, settlement cannot go through, money also go through wow

What is their temporary solution?
Or do they just tell you that you don't need to pay..

They advised us to use E-Deposit instead, means we have no other means of checking our balance, unless call to dealer..

Just opened an account with Itrade, so much problems. My account in Cimb Clicks has disappeared. FU*K, so much money inside cannot even see the account details. I'm not sure just what is going on on their side. Going to try and call them later and confirm, this is just so f***ed up.

Settlement cannot see, the brokerage supposed to be RM8.88 or 0.42%, but their charging me 0.7%. I can't even check the balance in my account.

Yes they are having some issues with the E-Settlement, regarding the brokerage fees, its correct@0.42% but in the system its 0.7%, no worries you will receive a statement few days after you trade, it will specify the actual charges..

Even E-deposit go problem. That day I was confused when I saw my due was paid but my dealer told me still got outstanding. Now I rather put more money into the account. What are their interest rate like? Seem quite high to me

E-Deposit also got problem! What's wrong with them lately, even Cimb Clicks was down last night..

If not mistaken the interests is 2.25/2.5%, lupa..

I've just paid on Friday using E-settlement.
The money has been debited from my bank account so I suppose its working fine.
Gonna double check on Monday just in case.


The interest rate is about 1.++% only I think.

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Added on August 2, 2010, 10:04 pm

Yes, there really is a problem with their e-settlement. Paid but e-settlement showed that the transaction had failed.
However a quick email to them cleared things up so in the end, my outstanding has been settled although e-settlement says otherwise.

This post has been edited by mH3nG: Aug 2 2010, 10:05 PM

no wonder that ppl asking me to open account keep mention call them or email them receipt after bank in...

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Added on August 3, 2010, 8:44 pmwould like to know STAMP DUTY charge is rm1 per 1000 units? or 1 shot rm1 no matter how many units purchase?

note: i ask this coz i saw in da brouchure stated >>> Rm1 every 1000, max rm200

This post has been edited by connectkey: Aug 3 2010, 08:44 PM

You're right RM1.00 per RM1000 for STAMP DUTY

To be exact, for purchase of shares in Bursa Malaysia:

When you buy a shares say, 1000 shares at 1.10

your cost will be:

Rm 1,100 plus:

i) brokerage RM8.88 ( for Cimb click traders a/c, and 0.42% for itrade)
ii) Stamp duty of RM 1 for RM 1000 or part of ( if 1,000 up to 2000 it will be RM 2 ), so for this example Rm 1,100 will be charged RM 2, If the purchase is bigger then the maximum Stamp Duty charged is RM200
iii) Clearing fees = 0.03% x 1,100 = RM 0.33

So your total cost = Rm 1,100 + 8.88 + 2 + 0.33

= RM 1,111.21 ( for Sell, just minus all these from the RM1,100)

Hope this helps

This post has been edited by Remng: Aug 3 2010, 10:32 PM