EAGLE........... CAN SUGGEST GOOD ONLINE STOCK BROKERAGE ???
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Eagle..........
which online broker you using ?
got unlimited demo a/c or not ?
easy to execute trades and navigate the platform ?
safe place to put funds or not ?
i opened a OCBC a/c and the charting platform is a big joke................total rubbish !
MANY THANKS HOR..............
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I use poems and kayhian
But I don't use charts nowadays. If I want, I would use chartnexus. Kayhian has Chartnexus too.
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i use crystal ball
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Originally posted by eagle:
I use poems and kayhian
But I don't use charts nowadays. If I want, I would use chartnexus. Kayhian has Chartnexus too.
no longer using charts ??? don't tell me you got access to the banks' order books ???
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eagle, for kayhian
the quantity hor
if u want to buy 1000 shares you put qty as 1000 or 1?
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whats wrong with ocbc platform? people are saying its one of the best around.. k la.. i agree the charting needs some improvement..
CIMB and philips platforms not very good
ultimately, ask urself wad u want.. good service, good platform, low fees or what...
cant have the best of all worlds. -
Originally posted by TehJarVu:
eagle, for kayhian
the quantity hor
if u want to buy 1000 shares you put qty as 1000 or 1?
everything is in shares, not lots.
so u put 1,000 shares, not 1 lot. all prices quoted also in per share basis -
Originally posted by 105090:
whats wrong with ocbc platform? people are saying its one of the best around.. k la.. i agree the charting needs some improvement..
CIMB and philips platforms not very good
ultimately, ask urself wad u want.. good service, good platform, low fees or what...
cant have the best of all worlds.OCBC their charting is like for kindergarten.................
i don't need any indicators but their platform when switch timeframe the candles all go askew.............
plus other problems..............terrible lah................
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Originally posted by 105090:
everything is in shares, not lots.
so u put 1,000 shares, not 1 lot. all prices quoted also in per share basis
oh ok makes sense -
his is a sample of ocbc order ticket..
UOB price is $19.16 now.. so this order is for 100,000 shares (100 lots)
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Originally posted by Asromanista2001:
no longer using charts ??? don't tell me you got access to the banks' order books ???
I buy based how I view the business prospects, etc.
My recent purchases and their reasons:
1) First REIT at 0.665 by buying the rights at 0.165. Quite a brainless BUY because overseas investors were not eligible, and were forced to sell.
2) CapMallAsia at 1.86. Ah Gong stock, plus below IPO price of $2.12 with a 1ct dividend given.
3) Silverlake at 0.33. Bank financial software stock, with 5% dividend yield. Banking sector is recovering very well, and possibly expanding in the near future. Main clients include UOB and OCBC. Recently secured CIMB contract as well.
The charts didnt really look very well for CMA, but it is not my main decision factor anymore. In fact, I bought CMA and First REIT without looking at any charts.
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
eagle, for kayhian
the quantity hor
if u want to buy 1000 shares you put qty as 1000 or 1?
1000.
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Originally posted by 105090:
whats wrong with ocbc platform? people are saying its one of the best around.. k la.. i agree the charting needs some improvement..
CIMB and philips platforms not very good
ultimately, ask urself wad u want.. good service, good platform, low fees or what...
cant have the best of all worlds.I like Philips MMF, where I can park my funds while waiting for something nice for purchase.
The platform ok ok la, can use can liao.
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Eagle, so overseas investors cannot buy rights for ALL stocks?
like tt those local investors can scoop up all excess rights at the cheap prices right?
mind sharing your First Reit story? u managed to buy more than your alloted rights? -
I first observed FR at 40c, but I had no money at that time.
Then it went to 90+c. Declared rights.
When the rights were trading, waited till the 2nd last day before the rights trading closed. The selling should have been drying out around then. Scooped up small small 12 lots of rights at 0.165, then exercised at 50c.I'm not sure if it is for all stocks, but it is the case for most that I saw. Local investors might not be able to scoop up cheap if another big investor decided to step in and buy from the other party at one go. That appeared to be the case 1 day after I bought, where there was a off-market big transaction.