这里时常有人问如何买股票，这里可能可以帮到你

AhSengSg

这里时常有人问如何买股票，这里可能可以帮到你

AhSengSg

Buying shares
Suitable for: Those willing to analyse the market and individual shares
Minimum investment: From a few hundred dollars onwards
This option is for those more willing to study and analyse the market and individual stocks.
Before someone can trade stocks, he or she should personally visit a broking house to open an account.
Broking houses here include DBS Vickers, OCBC Securities, UOB Kay Hian, Phillip Securities, AmFraser Securities, Maybank Kim Eng and CIMB Securities.
The investor will need to bring original identification documents. He or she will then be able to open both a securities trading account and a Central Depository (CDP) account. The two accounts will be linked.
There may also be other forms to sign, such as those allowing you to pay for your shares using Internet banking or the ATM.
Your trades will be executed via the trading account, and the shares will then be transferred to the CDP where they will be kept under the investor's name.
The accounts will take several working days to be set up. You will be informed by mail when they are ready.
After this, you will be able to start trading stocks. It will be useful to speak to your remisier before you start - he or she will be assigned to you by the broking house - to get some advice.
More information on the individual stocks, such as their prices and company accouncements, can be found on the Singapore Exchange's website or financial portal ShareInvestor.
Some broking houses offer three ways to buy stocks: passing instructions by phone to a remisier, via their online trading website, and via mobile applications such as on smartphones.
OCBC Securities vice-president Tan Shen-Lin said that online trading allows investment-savvy clients the opportunity to trade independently.
The mobile application allows investors the flexibility and convenience of trading on the move, he said.
"Investors who seek personalised service could contact their trading representative," he said.
Trading via a remisier could incur a minimum fee of $40, while trades done online or through mobile devices will typically have a minimum fee of $25. These charges may increase as the value of the trades rises.
There will be other charges, such as a trading fee to the SGX.
Investors will have to pay the consolidated sum, including all the fees and the actual value of the trades. Payment can be via Internet banking, ATMs or cash or cheque to the broking house.
Singapore operates on a "contra" system which gives investors three days to settle their payments. So if you buy a stock on Monday the money must reach your broking house by Thursday.
Most Singapore-listed stocks are not listed as "specified investment products" so newcomers should be able to trade them.
After buying the shares they will sit in your CDP account until you decide to sell them. The CDP does not charge "custodian fees" for holding Singapore-listed shares.

Thx2012

要买股票，自己上网做Re-search，这么简单吧了。。。

SpiderLRT

我用UOB Kay Hian,还不错

fir98

SpiderLRT 发表于 3-3-2013 01:02 PM
我用UOB Kay Hian,还不错

Kay Hiangood....!

binson

我用渣打银行的,0.2% 佣金而已

=Fish=

binson 发表于 3-3-2013 04:13 PM
我用渣打银行的,0.2% 佣金而已

但是你的股票是收在银行而不是CDP

binson

=Fish= 发表于 3-3-2013 09:25 PM
但是你的股票是收在银行而不是CDP

一样有股息,买卖一样有钱的,不过我是初学者,还有什么分别就不是很懂了...

=Fish=

binson 发表于 3-3-2013 09:34 PM
一样有股息,买卖一样有钱的,不过我是初学者,还有什么分别就不是很懂了...

只要银行不倒闭，应该没有问题
一直考虑用渣打银行，但是不知有没有附带条件

binson

=Fish= 发表于 3-3-2013 09:52 PM
只要银行不倒闭，应该没有问题
一直考虑用渣打银行，但是不知有没有附带条件

没有如何条件的...

yyjia_91

请问要如何申请uob kay hian的户口？我人在batu pahat..

Sims001

AhSengSg 发表于 3-3-2013 10:36 AM
Buying shares
Suitable for: Those willing to analyse the market and individual shares
Minimum investment: From a few hundred dollars onwards
This option is for those more willing to study and analy ...

看了，不明白。

户口开了，是MAYBANK 1 PREMIER

然后。。。。。