Re: 02 December 2009

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:31

bmwlover wrote:I should go for C7...............not pbb-ck.........
haiz...............

Really waste time to wait pbbank..........

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:32

bmwlover wrote:
bmwlover wrote:I should go for C7...............not pbb-ck.........
haiz...............

Really waste time to wait pbbank..........

If not now 3% profit.............

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:33

bmwlover wrote:
bmwlover wrote:I should go for C7...............not pbb-ck.........
haiz...............

Really waste time to wait pbbank..........

u always regret...sigh1

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:33

bursa cl may change bid once mother go 8.12 or 8.13

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:36

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by rain_girl Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:36

maximent wrote:another golden rules...when sold don look back...look for new opportunity. get cheapest brokerage rate if possible...for ah rain...i think ah rain worth to have 0.15% for rm100k contract overnight brokerage rate...0.30% below rm100k, daytrade 0.1%

I am home.... :-)

max, these rates are they auto on HLe or I have to go and nego wt them..?

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:37

bursa community (this forum) rank no. 2 in search engine...wow...less than a month grand opening the rank jump up so fast..sure in futures lots of people join then

by rain_girl Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:38

bmwlover wrote:
maximent wrote:another golden rules...when sold don look back...look for new opportunity. get cheapest brokerage rate if possible...for ah rain...i think ah rain worth to have 0.15% for rm100k contract overnight brokerage rate...0.30% below rm100k, daytrade 0.1%

Ah rain you from where?

If from JB...........go jupiter online booth at plaza pelangi ..............whack their one mth free zero brokerage...........

south of KL... :-(

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:39

ah_rain wrote:
maximent wrote:another golden rules...when sold don look back...look for new opportunity. get cheapest brokerage rate if possible...for ah rain...i think ah rain worth to have 0.15% for rm100k contract overnight brokerage rate...0.30% below rm100k, daytrade 0.1%

I am home.... :-)

max, these rates are they auto on HLe or I have to go and nego wt them..?

only with my recommendation...if u go there u will not get this rate...because i am their top 5 customer (i think retail side) so they have to entertain my friend...even granma those with 1k capital i also can let them have 0.38% rate

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:39

maximent wrote:
bmwlover wrote:
bmwlover wrote:I should go for C7...............not pbb-ck.........
haiz...............

Really waste time to wait pbbank..........

u always regret...sigh1

haiz............no fund is like that lol............
if not all got signal i sapu............
now just wait lol.............

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:39

maximent wrote:
ah_rain wrote:
maximent wrote:another golden rules...when sold don look back...look for new opportunity. get cheapest brokerage rate if possible...for ah rain...i think ah rain worth to have 0.15% for rm100k contract overnight brokerage rate...0.30% below rm100k, daytrade 0.1%

I am home.... :-)

max, these rates are they auto on HLe or I have to go and nego wt them..?

only with my recommendation...if u go there u will not get this rate...because i am their top 5 customer (i think retail side) so they have to entertain my friend...even granma those with 1k capital i also can let them have 0.38% rate

wah 0.38% rate..........
my only 0.05% rate...........

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:40

buy maybank cj fast1

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:40

maximent wrote:bursa community (this forum) rank no. 2 in search engine...wow...less than a month grand opening the rank jump up so fast..sure in futures lots of people join then

where you check?

by **hlk** Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:40

guys bz gtg...happy trading

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:41

maximent wrote:buy maybank cj fast1

Attack.................

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:41

hlk wrote:guys bz gtg...happy trading

lhlk.............so busy?
no kangtou?

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:42

bmwlover wrote:
maximent wrote:
ah_rain wrote:
maximent wrote:another golden rules...when sold don look back...look for new opportunity. get cheapest brokerage rate if possible...for ah rain...i think ah rain worth to have 0.15% for rm100k contract overnight brokerage rate...0.30% below rm100k, daytrade 0.1%

I am home.... :-)

max, these rates are they auto on HLe or I have to go and nego wt them..?

only with my recommendation...if u go there u will not get this rate...because i am their top 5 customer (i think retail side) so they have to entertain my friend...even granma those with 1k capital i also can let them have 0.38% rate

wah 0.38% rate..........
my only 0.05% rate...........

this is overnight rate ma..no minimum amount and with 3 times limit woh..if go for cash account then different ma

by rain_girl Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:42

mine more than 100k 0.3% auto..
intra day yesterday 0.1%.. but I thot they told me 0.15% geh..
I also dun kow.. later I will call them and ask..

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:42

maybank cj no more again haha1

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:44

ah_rain wrote:mine more than 100k 0.3% auto..
intra day yesterday 0.1%.. but I thot they told me 0.15% geh..
I also dun kow.. later I will call them and ask..

0.3% very expensive it cost u rm400 for every buy sell transaction...this rm400 sometimes is our profits liao

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:44

bmwlover wrote:
maximent wrote:buy maybank cj fast1

Attack.................

banker follow your call........

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:46

bmwlover wrote:
bmwlover wrote:
maximent wrote:buy maybank cj fast1

Attack.................

banker follow your call........

i already said maybank will follow yesterday trading pattern ma...but my money stuck in other stock else i will go back man..remember those that trade more than rm200k...the additional turnover all free from stamp duty 0.1% woh

by rain_girl Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:46

I think the bankers are watching us chatting lah...
how they know... I din even breath yet... and watching the CJ... grrr..

by Guest Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:47

genting may come back strong..lets wait and see

tns angry1 in good market all stock are tempting me to buy. money is the problem

by bmwlover Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:47

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