Smart Saham Review
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About Smart Saham
Smart Saham does not hold any financial regulation or licensing. The platform provides no details regarding regulators or license numbers. The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) placed Smart Saham on its Investor Alert List on July 6, 2022, indicating potential clone operations and unlicensed capital markets activities. The firm is not regulated by any recognized authority, and investors’ funds have no legal protection.
Smart Saham presents itself as an education provider headquartered in Malaysia. It offers stock investment courses—from foundational to advanced—delivered via programs like “KICKSTART” and “Rising Star,” covering investment risk, market structure, and techniques such as CANSLIM and Smart Money analysis. The team includes licensed financial professionals: Faiz Wahab (Licensed Financial Planner with SC and Bank Negara Malaysia), Afif Iza (CMSRL licensee under CGS‑CIMB), Luqman Zulkiply (CMSRL licensee under UOB Kay Hian), and Zuber Al Awwam (Futures Remisier licensed by SC).
Who it’s for
- Individuals seeking stock market education in Malaysia, particularly in Smart Money and CANSLIM methodologies.
- Those wanting guidance from trainers licensed under Malaysian regulators (SC, Bank Negara Malaysia, CMSRL) in financial planning and futures remisier roles.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Educational programs structured at different levels, from foundation to advanced investment strategies.
- Instructors hold recognized Malaysian financial licenses (SC, Bank Negara Malaysia, CMSRL).
Cons
- No regulatory authorization to operate as a broker or provide trading services—placed on SC’s Investor Alert List due to suspected clone and unlicensed activities.
- Investors’ funds engaged with Smart Saham lack legal protection or oversight.
