Margin list = Modal Trade
BMD
FCPO - Kekal RM2250 ( Quarter) , RM9000 ( Full)
SGX
Rubber - RM 4027 ( Full Margin )
CBOT
Soybean Oil - RM 4,700 (Half margin)
Corn - RM 4,922 (Full margin)
Soybeans - RM9397 ( Full Margin)
Wheats - RM 8726 (Full Margin)
Oats - RM 5,594 ( Full Margin)
NYMEX
Crude Oil - RM 28,505 (Half Margin)
Pasaran volatile dan graf cantik
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Waktu trade pasaran global CBOT dan Nymex:
8:00am -2.20 am (waktu Malaysia)
When U.S. inflation rises, the impact on the U.S. stock market is usually negative in the short term, although the effect varies by sector.
The main concern is that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates to slow inflation.
Higher interest rates:
As a result, stock prices often fall.
Technology and high-growth companies are especially sensitive because much of their value comes from expected future earnings.
Examples include:
When interest rates rise, future earnings are discounted more heavily, reducing valuations.
Certain sectors may perform relatively well during inflation:
Examples:
Rising inflation creates uncertainty:
This can increase market volatility.
Inflation ↑ → Interest Rates ↑ → Stock Valuations ↓
However, if inflation rises because the economy is growing strongly and remains under control, stocks may continue to rise despite higher inflation.
For investors, the key question is not just "Is inflation rising?" but "Will inflation rise enough to make the Federal Reserve tighten monetary policy more than expected?" That is usually what moves the market.
Soybean oil futures (CBOT, ticker ZL) trade almost 24 hours, but the main market “open” depends on which session you mean.
Malaysia is +13 hours ahead of Chicago (CT) during standard time.
So:
Typically:
If you want, I can break down best trading hours specifically for soybean oil volatility (like exact kill zones traders use).
Here’s a clean conversion to Malaysia time (MYT, UTC+8) for soybean oil futures (CBOT / CME):
Time may shift slightly when the US switches Daylight Saving Time (DST):
here’s the practical trading view for soybean oil futures (CBOT ZL) in Malaysia time (MYT), focusing on when the market actually moves, not just when it’s open.
🕗 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
👉 Good for: breakout trades
👉 Risk: fake moves / low liquidity traps
🕒 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
👉 Good for: spotting trend bias
👉 Not great for entries (can be choppy)
🕘 9:30 PM – 12:00 AM
👉 Best for:
🕛 12:00 AM – 2:20 AM
👉 Good for:
👉 This is where most beginners lose money.
If you want a no-nonsense approach:
Soybean oil is heavily influenced by:
👉 That’s why 8–10 AM MYT can move — it overlaps with Asian commodities
👉 And 9:30 PM MYT explodes — US institutions + global liquidity
If you want, I can break it down further into:
### Shariah-Compliant Proprietary Trading Firms
True **fully Shariah-compliant prop firms** (funded trader programs) are rare, as many popular ones involve CFDs, excessive leverage, speculation (**gharar/maysir**), or structures that scholars deem non-compliant. Most firms offering "Islamic" or **swap-free accounts** eliminate interest (**riba**) on overnight positions but may not address other issues like derivative trading or challenge fees resembling gambling.
No prop firm is universally certified as halal by major Shariah boards, and opinions vary among scholars (e.g., some permit demo-based evaluations as skills tests, while others like Darul Fiqh rule most as impermissible). Always consult a qualified Islamic scholar for your situation.
#### Prop Firms Offering Swap-Free (Islamic) Accounts
These provide no-swap options (often requiring proof of faith), making them partially suitable for avoiding riba, but check if they allow trading only halal assets (e.g., spot forex or Shariah-compliant stocks without derivatives):
- **FundedNext** — Popular for Islamic accounts; swap-free with various challenge models.
- **Funding Pips** — Offers swap-free options and frequently updated for halal trading.
- **Blue Guardian** — Provides Islamic accounts with discounts and flexible rules.
- **AquaFunded** — UAE-based, emphasizes Shariah compliance with swap-free trading.
- **FTMO** — Has a swap-free "Swing" account, but many scholars criticize its CFD-based model.
- **BlackBull Markets** (prop arm) — Flexible Shariah-compliant accounts.
- **FBS** (associated prop options) — Swap-free Standard accounts.
- **E8 Markets** (formerly E8 Funding) — Offers Islamic options.
Lists from sites like allproptradingfirms.com and mdfinancialskills.org highlight more firms adding swap-free features in 2025, including PipFarm and others.
#### Potentially More Ethical/Halal-Focused Options
- **PropFirm.com** → Markets itself specifically for Muslim traders: no riba, no swap, live accounts, transparent, and profits only when you succeed (no fees for failing).
- Some firms experiment with **spot-only trading** (e.g., certain crypto prop firms on platforms like Bybit for spot assets).
#### Recommendations
- Prioritize firms trading real halal assets (e.g., Shariah-screened stocks via direct ownership, not CFDs) with mudarabah-like profit-sharing.
- Avoid most forex/CFD-focused prop firms, as they often involve impermissible instruments.
- Safer halal alternatives: Direct investing in Shariah-compliant stocks/ETFs via brokers like Interactive Brokers (with Islamic accounts) or apps like Zoya for screening.
Research current terms, as offerings change, and seek a personalized fatwa.