hi, have a question here. When i enter a RM15000 buy transaction in the order field, the net transaction fee is 124.50. From what i know, brokerage fee is 0.42%, stamp duty is 0.1% and clearing fee is 0.03%.

From my calculation, it should be RM82.50. May I know y is the RM42 difference???!!!

Thanks!

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Added on January 16, 2011, 12:46 pmStamp duty should be rm 1 per rm 1000 or part of eg for rm 15000 will be rm 15, for rm 15001 - 16000 will be rm 16

This post has been edited by Remng: Mar 28 2011, 12:16 PM

I cant see the analysis chart of each stock these 2 days, is everyone facing this prob? or only me?

Has anyone tried trading on foreign shares listed in U.S, Hk and singapore?

TIA

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Added on January 17, 2011, 9:09 ami just applied for the services.....AND cant login ...since last Friday..
Customer service is also very slow......till this morning cant login........imagine watching the U.S mkts on Friday nite and you cant login.......twill be a NITEMARE!

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Jan 17 2011, 09:09 AM

I s it because of the password? try click Forgot password" it will be sent to your email, we have no problem login in, in fact the price feed is running very smoothly.

Top volume analysis chart, no problem there

Try logging in with another pc or laptop, could it be the pop up blocker?

as we have no problem viewing the charts here.

they sent another password.....still didnt work......tried to email.......no response.......just called up just now......they will try to rectify......this is typical bolihland customer service.......you have to CHASE!
Adds to the risk that you have to deal with especially with overseas trade...

sorry to hear that, wish i could help. hope ur problem will be solved soon

Done! Thanks for your concern.

Now i need some help to go onto cross border trading.

Is this true? The delay in quotes from HK and US? If so, how long?
i wish it was LIVE.....we are in the 21st century for good ness sakes.......

That's not true.
I always buy SGX and NYSE/NASDAQ stocks live.
I've seen the HKSE but never buy them.

Also, Hong leong can do cross border transaction (Or any other remisiers in the market)
Online transactions are limited to certain markets. Remisiers will be more resourceful, for an instance, if you want to buy australian shares. Of course these remisiers are usually IB tied.
Hopefully if Maybank's purchase of Kim Eng goes through, Maybank will probably be able to do it as well

Happy investing. Cheers

Hi Thanks for the feedback.

i have been trading US stocks through remisiers....very troublesome

Is the portal easy to use for foreign share trading?

Someone just PM me to advise that OSK also offer this feature.

What is the charges for trading NYSE stocks? I can't find any info on the website

That's what I said last week. Pray hard if you are expecting assistance from their customer service. To change the re-allocation ratio requires 4 to 5 phone calls to get things done. This delay has definitely caused me some loss last week.

Hi

Whats this relocation ratio?
Thanks

[quote=prophetjul,Jan 18 2011, 10:11 AM]Hi

Whats this relocation ratio?
Thanks

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we call it trading ratio for local and foreign shares limit, meaning you allocate a percentage for both eg 60% local 40% foreign or a combination you prefer, but no fuss about that, it is just trading limit, you can change it anytime, not that difficult

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Added on January 18, 2011, 6:44 pm[quote=prophetjul,Jan 18 2011, 10:11 AM]Hi


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Added on January 18, 2011, 6:55 pm[quote=prophetjul,Jan 17 2011, 01:45 PM]
Done! Thanks for your concern.

Now i need some help to go onto cross border trading.
Is this true? The delay in quotes from HK and US? If so, how long?
i wish it was LIVE.....we are in the 21st century for good ness sakes.......

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Cimb cross border online trading on Singapore, HK and US, unfortunately , you are right, Singapore price feed is online, but HK and US is about 15 minutes delay. Do bear in mind US and HK online price feed is quite costly, brokers might charge a fees for live quote or absorb it depend on your trading volume.

Agreed on the 21st century thingy, however we do need to find a more cost effective way in the near future, do stay tune on further announcement

This post has been edited by Remng: Jan 18 2011, 06:55 PM

Remng

Thanks for the info.

Concerning the ratio, is this compulsary? i do not wish to trade local stocks.

Alas on the 'live' thingy, 15 mins delay is no better than just watching on yahoo quotes!
15 mins could kill you.......another matter.....if i key in the trades, is that immediate?

i could always subscribe to yahoo live quotes........

Erm....
Like i said, CIMB iTrade for NYSE is live.

There is nothing money can't buy (well, almost.. )

https://www.itradecimb.com.sg/app/help.clie...129b6a72d950a0c

And i do not know how they will charge after 31st March 2011


Cheers

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Added on January 19, 2011, 4:40 pmThe ratio is compulsary for CIMB

At one time when i used my Maybank for local trades and CIMB for cross border trade i left the ratio at 99:1

I never use the share margin so i transferred everything to CIMB for convenience so now it is at 50:50

The ratio is referring to share margin.

If you do not intend to use share margin at all (only cash), the ratio wouldn't mean anything to you because your purchase power would 1.5x for both local and foreign if you left it at 50:50.

I think my purchase/sales is immediate (NYSE/AMEX/etc). There are times when my order was filled the moments after i click Sell or Buy.

This post has been edited by pmsoo: Jan 19 2011, 04:40 PM

You need to select a ratio, if only trade foreign then select 99:1, basically all the ratio is in foreign shares.

well there are clients told me that it is live but if you log in to itrade.com.sg you see the quotation with a "D" which mean delay, we at Cimb would not want to misrepresent our products, however some clients are happy with the price feed and feel that it is live then we are really happy for them.

Do log in and see the movement as compare to the yahoo quote, if you are happy with the feed then good for you.

Yes. Keying order reflect immediately

All the best and Happy Trading

This post has been edited by Remng: Jan 19 2011, 06:55 PM

Armmmmmm its Singapore CIMB

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Jan 19 2011, 10:50 PM

In fact, US stock price jump so fast, sometime yet to key in the price, it already move up or down. Anyway, today I share with all one method where you can DIY any US counters, the price quote is just few second delay. This is something better than 15 minutes delay , the best is, it's free.

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ao...uthkey=CNKa7-MP

Just open the file when US market start, you will see the price movement.

This post has been edited by Vinct: Jan 19 2011, 11:28 PM