Post by: meoramri on November 23, 2016, 10:06:43 AM
1. Mobile apps (iOS & Android) search for "iBPAM" by Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia
2. Annual Almanac on the bond market. Go to this link to download => https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp (https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp)
3. https://www.bpam.com.my/ (https://www.bpam.com.my/) and http://www.bondweb.com.my/ (http://www.bondweb.com.my/)
Post by: shikamaru81 on November 28, 2016, 10:37:59 PM
Post by: meoramri on November 29, 2016, 03:05:26 AM
Thanks bro. U r in IB? ;)
No. in BPAM.
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Post by: feydrax on January 19, 2017, 06:56:30 AM
I know for stocks we can open an account at the bank easily, but I'm really not familiar with bonds...
Post by: meoramri on January 19, 2017, 02:42:30 PM
However plans are on to make it more accessible to retailer. Currently, an individual can invest via the retail bond market (there are 3 bonds available in Bursa Malaysia) or via Unit Trust Bond Funds.
Post by: feydrax on January 19, 2017, 09:00:19 PM
At the moment, the lot size for bond market is still on the high side (RM5mil per lot) so it is more of a institutional market.
However plans are on to make it more accessible to retailer. Currently, an individual can invest via the retail bond market (there are 3 bonds available in Bursa Malaysia) or via Unit Trust Bond Funds.
Is this the retail bond that you are referring to?
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/securities/education/faqs-on-exchange-traded-bonds-and-sukuk-etbs/
If that's the case it seems like the process is similar to purchasing shares
"You will need to visit your nearest participating organization (stock broking firm registered in Malaysia) to open a securities trading account and Bursa Central Depository System (CDS) account."
Post by: meoramri on January 20, 2017, 02:57:11 AM
Correct. This is the one.At the moment, the lot size for bond market is still on the high side (RM5mil per lot) so it is more of a institutional market.
However plans are on to make it more accessible to retailer. Currently, an individual can invest via the retail bond market (there are 3 bonds available in Bursa Malaysia) or via Unit Trust Bond Funds.
Is this the retail bond that you are referring to?
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/securities/education/faqs-on-exchange-traded-bonds-and-sukuk-etbs/
If that's the case it seems like the process is similar to purchasing shares
"You will need to visit your nearest participating organization (stock broking firm registered in Malaysia) to open a securities trading account and Bursa Central Depository System (CDS) account."
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Post by: feydrax on January 20, 2017, 06:48:09 AM
Post by: hazwan on October 17, 2017, 03:55:50 PM
If anyone of you interested to know more about the Malaysian Bond Market, here are some applications where you can get free information.Good information! Meor, just wondering if you are investing in stocks as well. Any input/advice for a newbie perhaps?
1. Mobile apps (iOS & Android) search for "iBPAM" by Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia
2. Annual Almanac on the bond market. Go to this link to download => https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp (https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp)
3. https://www.bpam.com.my/ (https://www.bpam.com.my/) and http://www.bondweb.com.my/ (http://www.bondweb.com.my/)
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Post by: meoramri on October 17, 2017, 04:11:28 PM
If anyone of you interested to know more about the Malaysian Bond Market, here are some applications where you can get free information.Good information! Meor, just wondering if you are investing in stocks as well. Any input/advice for a newbie perhaps?
1. Mobile apps (iOS & Android) search for "iBPAM" by Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia
2. Annual Almanac on the bond market. Go to this link to download => https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp (https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp)
3. https://www.bpam.com.my/ (https://www.bpam.com.my/) and http://www.bondweb.com.my/ (http://www.bondweb.com.my/)
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Can't give advice in an open forum, need a license :angel:
Nevertheless, loads of material on the web to start you on the right path. :thumbsup:
Post by: hazwan on October 17, 2017, 06:40:26 PM
Totally understand. But usually the unlicensed advisor who are making money the most. Since they are within the insider circleIf anyone of you interested to know more about the Malaysian Bond Market, here are some applications where you can get free information.Good information! Meor, just wondering if you are investing in stocks as well. Any input/advice for a newbie perhaps?
1. Mobile apps (iOS & Android) search for "iBPAM" by Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia
2. Annual Almanac on the bond market. Go to this link to download => https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp (https://www.bpam.com.my/pop_alman.asp)
3. https://www.bpam.com.my/ (https://www.bpam.com.my/) and http://www.bondweb.com.my/ (http://www.bondweb.com.my/)
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Can't give advice in an open forum, need a license :angel:
Nevertheless, loads of material on the web to start you on the right path. :thumbsup:
. Let me know if you have other private forum that I can join/learn.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Post by: mikecheong1798 on January 12, 2019, 02:02:23 PM