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Recently, read a book called “Rich by retirement” by Joshua Giersch.
He mentioned that brokers can’t see what’s in your CDP account. Since the broker dosent know what you own, it doesn’t have any way of knowing what you can safely sell, so it’s entirely possible that you could end up selling stocks you don’t own. Anyone can explain how this works? Also, what if you buy shares using CDP but don’t pay?
I use Custodian account so I’m not very sure about CDP.
Thank you!
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Chan Ze Ming
31 Oct 2020
Accountancy and Finance Student at Nanyang Polytechnic
Hi,
That would be shorting (Sell first, buy later). Not so sure about it but i think you must cover within a day otherwise SGX will have to buy in for you ( at T+3 (+2 bids) to cover the shares) if the stocks are still not in your cdp at t+2 closing.
Basically, theres penalty if its not in your cdp account two days after selling.
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Yes but will incur charges if u dont buy /settle at the end of the day