Spread betting companies that requote rather than slip

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I like to trade around fast moving forex markets and I would like to know what spread betting brokers would requote you if the market moved quickly rather than slip you to a price you do not want. Basically a fill or kill type entry.
 
Does anyone who has any experience of IG Index know if they requote you if the market has moved or do they simply not fill your market order?
 
They simply say "Price no longer available.Please try again"
It rarely happens, but most often if you're trying to exit a trade whose price is reversing after a strong post-news spike. In other words, if you're trying to exit at max profit. Just one of the penalties suffered bythosewho trade news announcements.
 
sometimes IGINDEX slipped me a point or less ...
 
tar said:
sometimes IGINDEX slipped me a point or less ...
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I thought you only gamble and when you have a gut feeling. Thats what you said before and only a few days ago. Why worry about a point or less?
 
tar said:
I DIDNT SAY THIS AT ALL
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I think you did mate.

Let me remind you of yesterday's (several) post from you. For which others can check by looking at your recent posts (check 04-09-08)

You say, I'll take it for fun only, and I use my gut feeling, it doesn't let me down, just a punt in other words. blah blah blah. So what stops do you have on the oil stock you hold grossly offside, or are you still going on gut feeling or what other people say on a website.:LOL:
 
But I Didnt Say I Only Gamble And I Use My Gut Feeling Only This Is A Lie , All Professional Traders Sometimes They Use Their Gut Feelings . Yah I Took The Option For Fun But I Took It After I Did My Homework And I Studied The Situition Of The Pound Yesterday And I Was Totally Right :) , If U Work Harder Maybe U Will Be Expert At Sterling Someday :)
 
Thanks, hopefully one day I can trade off my gut feeling just like you...:LOL:

Well done for being right. It's how you handle the trade silly billy, not being right or wrong, BTW, hows that grossly offside oil trade stock you have with no apparent stop?:p


Any doubters to this discussion we are having, take a look back at this ejit's posts on 4th sept 08 and you'll see what I mean...well, most of you will.
 
Fair do's to IG but I actually got a price improvement on one trade I did recently.

Only happened once though!
 
tar said:
What oil stock !!

It is your opinion and i dont care about your opinion , i care about the market opinion and the market respected my view and made me big profit and ignored your view totally :)

4 other readers look here

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/forex-discussion/38186-first-uk-rate-cut.html
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Apologies for having the wrong person with oil stock, I'm just soooo stacked up with ejits at present. You lot seem to keep coming out the woodwork at once with crazy suggestions on how to trade and be sucessful using this that and gut feeling crap, blah blah blah, like whateva.

Learn to trade proper, just like my english.:LOL:
 
Lee Shepherd said:
Apologies for having the wrong person with oil stock, I'm just soooo stacked up with ejits at present. You lot seem to keep coming out the woodwork at once with crazy suggestions on how to trade and be sucessful using this that and gut feeling crap, blah blah blah, like whateva.

Learn to trade proper, just like my english.:LOL:
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Funny guy :)

first of all English is not my language and will not be :)

second : i didnt say gut feeling is the right way to trade but i said that i use it sometimes after i do my homework and my studies . all pro traders uses gut feeling sometimes w /other factors .

BTW i dont need someone to teach me trading , i hate to mention this but i should mention that i won the first place at FXSOL 2006 FX contest and i won the first place at Tradefair spreadbetting contest 2008 and i get third at Abnamro contest 2008 ( used my brother's wife name cuz she is from uk and abnamro allow for uk's only ) . U get lucky once not three times :)
 
tar said:
Funny guy :)

first of all English is not my language and will not be :)

second : i didnt say gut feeling is the right way to trade but i said that i use it sometimes after i do my homework and my studies . all pro traders uses gut feeling sometimes w /other factors .

BTW i dont need someone to teach me trading , i hate to mention this but i should mention that i won the first place at FXSOL 2006 FX contest and i won the first place at Tradefair spreadbetting contest 2008 and i get third at Abnamro contest 2008 ( used my brother's wife name cuz she is from uk and abnamro allow for uk's only ) . U get lucky once not three times :)
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hahahahaha,

Thats great.

I'm not actually sure if your being serious or not.:LOL:

1st place in demo account competitions, thats great....:LOL:

Welldone. I will now give you a golden star to show your mummy.(y)
 
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