Source of tips?

snowboarderline · Jan 9, 2008

Hi. I'm new to spread betting and just opened up an account a few days ago. Is there any site or forum where people log in to share instant notification of any trends in shares? There's so many to choose from that I'm sure I'm missing out on something spectacular while trying to make a few euro on something that I feel like giving a good push to! ... and usually end up loosing euros!

Trojen · Jan 9, 2008

snowboarderline said:
Hi. I'm new to spread betting and just opened up an account a few days ago. Is there any site or forum where people log in to share instant notification of any trends in shares? There's so many to choose from that I'm sure I'm missing out on something spectacular while trying to make a few euro on something that I feel like giving a good push to! ... and usually end up loosing euros!

"Instant notification"????
Sorry bud but that comes from the grey stuff sitting on your shoulders.
Follow your system and tweak it.
I would also just add that you shood play with the smallest possible amount per view. Your first aim is to still be here in 6months time.
Best o luck!

shadowninja · Jan 9, 2008

Unless you use some sort of software to analyse the thousands of shares I'm not sure how else you can find a winning stock.

In any case, I wouldn't every listen to tips. Read up on "pump and dump".

Bagehot · Jan 9, 2008

snowboarderline said:
Hi. I'm new to spread betting and just opened up an account a few days ago. Is there any site or forum where people log in to share instant notification of any trends in shares? There's so many to choose from that I'm sure I'm missing out on something spectacular while trying to make a few euro on something that I feel like giving a good push to! ... and usually end up loosing euros!

you could try something like... Realitytrader Active Daytrading Education

there are others if you google for them, and most live feed systems either let you program alerts or come with them preset.

of course, just knowing that a certain stock has broken a previous high, etc, doesn't mean you'll make the right trade to make money from it...

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