I usually trade index like Nasdaq but sometimes I am lucky enough to get really good tips my last tip was on Canadian PGH but those are rare, usually index, but also some oil
well 120:1 isn't 200:1 I am not saying this is for everybody for everyday but it can be very useful by the way what broker do you use, I might switch I am joking
what you are defending? is it necesary for you to sink in the mud with them? produce your 300 cent record and silence all the naysayers
Ok, I'm downloading the demo now. I will compare S&P 500 & the Nasdaq. Their website says it's commission free other than the spread so we'll see... Give me a second.
you are with ET since 2003, you shouldn't be asking such questions even if statements are shown, you will be the first to say, ITS ALL FAKE right???
This thread was about CFD's and why they are better than Futures not how good of a trader you were... So let's focus on why CFD's are better. I'll have a summary shortly.
OK, fine. Global Futures allows $300 margins on the e-minis. That will give you 233.33:1 leverage. Now, sit down and shut up. http://www.globalfutures.com/maintenance/commincrease995.asp
yes but I don't pay tax on CFDs you do sit down shut up and learn something from me. if you want to know how I do it, PM me I won't say it here on thread
CFD's are pure garbage. You're trading either against bucket shops OR these bucket shops are hedging all their positions in the futures market. Why are there no "product" in CFD's which aren't essentially available in futures? That's right, these guys hedge everything. They can't offer anything else that doesn't exist! CFD's are pretty much in the same league as sports betting, maybe a notch above but no more.
madrid, Virtually every one of your posts reeks of "USA Envy". It's ok, you're not the only one. In fact about 99% of the rest of the world has it.