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is it me or it seems like the trade calculator tool (calculates commission and fees etc) is removed from the iocbc site?

anyone able to advise which page/tab is it at? i used to be able to see it but no long see it nowadays.
 

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anyone able to advise which page/tab is it at? i used to be able to see it but no long see it nowadays.

Hi inzaghi09,

After logging in to the iOCBC portal, the calculator tool can be found on the menu bar located at the top of the page.

Simply click on ‘Calculator’ which is in between ‘SBL’ and ‘E-statements’. It is the second option from the right on the menu bar.

If you need further assistance on this, please drop us a PM with your mobile number.

^DG
 

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Hi inzaghi09,

After logging in to the iOCBC portal, the calculator tool can be found on the menu bar located at the top of the page.

Simply click on ‘Calculator’ which is in between ‘SBL’ and ‘E-statements’. It is the second option from the right on the menu bar.

If you need further assistance on this, please drop us a PM with your mobile number.

^DG

When i clicked on it, it showed me SGX STRUCTURED WARRANTS? How come? How to select for other counter eg SIA?
 

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Hi inzaghi09,

After logging in to the iOCBC portal, the calculator tool can be found on the menu bar located at the top of the page.

Simply click on ‘Calculator’ which is in between ‘SBL’ and ‘E-statements’. It is the second option from the right on the menu bar.

If you need further assistance on this, please drop us a PM with your mobile number.

^DG

oh now i know why i couldnt see it, window was minimized in a horizontal sense, could only see up to SBL previously. thanks!
 

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When i clicked on it, it showed me SGX STRUCTURED WARRANTS? How come? How to select for other counter eg SIA?

Hi,

When you first open the calculator tool, the default option is for equities. There is no selection for counters. You will need to select the market, and input the buy price and brokerage rate.

^DG
 

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If I borrow shares via SBL in IOCBC, do I have to pay for the dividends for those borrowed shares ?
 

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If I borrow shares via SBL in IOCBC, do I have to pay for the dividends for those borrowed shares ?

Hi,

If you have borrowed shares, when the shares pay dividend, you will have to reimburse the lender the full amount of dividend that the lender expects to receive as if he was holding those shares.

If you have further enquiries, please PM us your mobile so that we can get back to you.

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Hi. Can i check on the payment on buying shares in iOCBC? I registered an account online by using the app and its GIRO linked. Bought some shares but after 3 days its still not paid. Share still Under custody. And my acc not deducted via GIRO. Wanted to check if theres any step i missed
 

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Hi. Can i check on the payment on buying shares in iOCBC? I registered an account online by using the app and its GIRO linked. Bought some shares but after 3 days its still not paid. Share still Under custody. And my acc not deducted via GIRO. Wanted to check if theres any step i missed

Hi there,

Please share your contact number with us via PM, so we may get the relevant team to get in touch for a check on this.

^XF
 

qwerty1981

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To anyone thinking of using IOCBC. Think twice.

1. High fees buy and sell, currency exchange, cheque services
2. 15 min delay - although this might get changed according to frequency of trades. But still the fees for a delay
2. Very quick to deduct but slow to credit
3. Overseas currency cheques issued by Iocbc takes 8 weeks to credit into an Ocbc account
5. Messy trading interface even after the update. Allows you to trade in overseas currency even you have none.

I'm so tempted to cancel my account but I know Ocbc will use that as an excuse to further delay the cheque

Just go for IB, TOS, WeBull etc. Although they take payment for order flows, its 0 commission.
 

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To anyone thinking of using IOCBC. Think twice.

1. High fees buy and sell, currency exchange, cheque services
2. 15 min delay - although this might get changed according to frequency of trades. But still the fees for a delay
2. Very quick to deduct but slow to credit
3. Overseas currency cheques issued by Iocbc takes 8 weeks to credit into an Ocbc account
5. Messy trading interface even after the update. Allows you to trade in overseas currency even you have none.

I'm so tempted to cancel my account but I know Ocbc will use that as an excuse to further delay the cheque

Just go for IB, TOS, WeBull etc. Although they take payment for order flows, its 0 commission.
IB isn't 0 and is not PFOF right?

anyway other "new age" brokers have been around for sometime. what was the primary reason that you continue to use those traditional brokers?
 

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IB isn't 0 and is not PFOF right?

anyway other "new age" brokers have been around for sometime. what was the primary reason that you continue to use those traditional brokers?
I have TOS as my main but from time to time i use iocbc for trade in hk

Ok Im not sure about IB as I thought they were.
 
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