guess most of u have already received the 2 sen dividend right?
the amount we received is already taxed? @@

tjhldg, I am using maybank2u as my trading platform now.
I have checked already, it's not possible to check from there.

I have sent Bursa Malaysia an email and they offer the info to me for RM15..dafuq..

hi guys, is there any way to check what are the current 30 companies that constitute to the KLCI index?

I tried to search Bursa Malaysia's website but I couldn't find my answer there. The latest data that I could find is only at the close of trading on 20 December 2013, at wikipedia.

Yes u are correct razali daud. The 4% dividend is equal to 2 sen dividend for each share

你怎么会知道冷眼有什么股?

sucker...?

y the price did not drop after the dividend ex date one? :o

woah u guys are so helpful, thanks alot! :D

yes, indeed
my questions may sounds stupid but I think it's better to make it clear than pretending that u know everything when u'r not haha

tjhldg johnchong, thanks!
but then the stamp duty that I will be paying for the 3 stocks would be higher than RM200 liao wor?

yea I noticed that too, any suggestion on which broking firm or broker is better?

really?
then the stamp duty that I will be paying will be more than RM200 liao wor?

Sorry guys, I have a little question here about the transaction cost of shares trading, can any sifus here give advice?

For example if my brokerage fees is 0.7% (minimum rm40), clearing fees 0.03%, stamp duty rm1 for every rm1000 (maximum rm200)

Let's assume that I made the following purchase in 1 day:

Stock A: 10,000 shares x RM4.52 = RM45,200 (gross value)
Stock B: 10,000 shares x RM0.21 = RM2,100 (gross value)
Stock C: 5,000 shares x RM64 = RM320,000 (gross value)

So what is the total transaction fees payable for this investment?

METHOD 1:

Stock A: (RM45,200 x 0.7%) + (RM45,200 x 0.03%) + RM46 stamp duty
= RM316.40 + RM13.56 + RM46
= RM375.96

Stock B: (RM2,100 x 0.7%)+ (RM2,100 x 0.03%) + RM3 stamp duty
= RM40 (RM14.70 < min. RM40) + RM0.63 + RM3
= RM43.63

Stock C: (RM320,000 x 0.7%) + (RM320,000 x 0.03%) + RM200 stamp duty (max)
=RM2,240 + RM96 + RM200
=RM2,536

Total transaction fees payable = RM375.96 + RM43.63 + RM2,536
= RM2955.60 (round up from RM2955.59)

METHOD 2:

(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.7% = RM367,300

BROKERAGE FEES
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.7% = RM2,571.10

CLEARING FEES
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.03% = RM110.20 (round up from RM110.19)

STAMP DUTY
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) / RM1000 = RM368 (round up from RM367.30, but maximum is RM200, so we calculate only RM200)

Total transaction fees payable = RM2,571.10 + RM110.20 + RM200 (max.)
= RM2,881.30

So which method is actually the real method?
Or there is another method used to calculate the transaction cost other than these 2 methods?

Please help! I am confused =/

Hey guys, I have a little question here about the transaction cost of shares trading, can sifus here give advice?

For example if my brokerage fees is 0.7% (minimum rm40), clearing fees 0.03%, stamp duty rm1 for every rm1000 (maximum rm200)

Let's assume that I made the following purchase in 1 day:

Stock A: 10,000 shares x RM4.52 = RM45,200 (gross value)
Stock B: 10,000 shares x RM0.21 = RM2,100 (gross value)
Stock C: 5,000 shares x RM64 = RM320,000 (gross value)

So what is the total transaction fees payable for this investment?

METHOD 1:

Stock A: (RM45,200 x 0.7%) + (RM45,200 x 0.03%) + RM46 stamp duty
= RM316.40 + RM13.56 + RM46
= RM375.96

Stock B: (RM2,100 x 0.7%)+ (RM2,100 x 0.03%) + RM3 stamp duty
= RM40 (RM14.70 < min. RM40) + RM0.63 + RM3
= RM43.63

Stock C: (RM320,000 x 0.7%) + (RM320,000 x 0.03%) + RM200 stamp duty (max)
=RM2,240 + RM96 + RM200
=RM2,536

Total transaction fees payable = RM375.96 + RM43.63 + RM2,536
= RM2955.60 (round up from RM2955.59)

METHOD 2:

(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.7% = RM367,300

BROKERAGE FEES
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.7% = RM2,571.10

CLEARING FEES
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) x 0.03% = RM110.20 (round up from RM110.19)

STAMP DUTY
(Gross value of Stock A + B + C) / RM1000 = RM368 (round up from RM367.30, but maximum is RM200, so we calculate only RM200)

Total transaction fees payable = RM2,571.10 + RM110.20 + RM200 (max.)
= RM2,881.30

So which method is actually the real method?
Or there is another method used to calculate the transaction cost other than these 2 methods?

Please help! I am confused =/

but the stock is currently trading near the 52 weeks low..
if got bullet can consider buying..

laboston07, what makes u so confident?
this counter keep dropping for quite some time ady
I bought at 90sen I oso scare ady =/

calvintaneng, y BJ CORP?
the fundamental of BJ CORP is not really good?

thank you tjhldg :)

thank you greatman9 and yangmasri :)
but I would like to know more about syariah

can anyone explain to me what is syariah counter?
wat are the difference between syariah counters and non-syariah counters?

This may sound stupid but does anyone know what does '[S]' stand for? (Stated beside the name of the company)

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/list-of-companies/main-market