Recent content by HappyArber

I saw on a german trader forum that choicodds allowed german clients. i don't see how BF can classify financials as a game of chance any more than footy betting?!? there was that guy who was running a poker club in london who had a trial about that - can't remember how it turned out - skill...

1. easy to use interface 2. helpful customer services !!!

its the same with every type of bookmaker - not just financials. if you win, you get shut down - that is why bet brokers spring up all the time. you have to live with it i guess.

have it your way at BFT? I can't get the strike i want, i can't get the expiry time I want and I certainly can't get the price i want. At one point last week, i was looking at a bet with a worse strike (for me) than a similar product at BB and the price was still worse!! unbelievable. plus...

forexcal.com and bloomberg.com also have good calendars. with that sort of strategy, you need to shop around for the narrowest spreads, just in case you have to cut a lossing position. I'm not sure BB are the best out there. There always seems to be some action on Betfair around 98/2 point...

You'd know i guess seeing as you work for Bets For Traders.

It's enjoyable.

DAX is on again this week. Ladbrokes was down but other's were up when LIFFE was off. my choice trades are filling a bit quicker now - as with all the bin providers, you have to work out the right strategy to avoid getting yourself barred. the idea is to avoid slaying the golden goose or...

I wouldn't even bother with Ladbrokes - their FTSE is turned off at the moment.

Ladbrokes don't really offer that much in terms of financials - the five mins they have are good fun but only really the Up or Down bet is ever in play cos the other strike prices they have are too far away. ChoiceOdds are doing fixed odds and 5 mins - i see now they are now offering 33/1 as...

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This very reason is why we need IP law. In a capitalist society, companies are not going to spend millions or billions researching and developing new ideas if they know that once they have the innovative product, their chance of making that money back and some profit on top is virtually nil...

this is what i was saying before - the whole pricing structure they have seems like a total rip off. I'm only interested in trading where i see real value and in a direct comparison, this lot are just not offering it. If anything, the complicated way of displaying the bets is just designed...

IP law is essential to encourage innovation in an economy. Having no IP law would be equally stiffling as having too much. The two competing aims of IP are to protect an individual or company's right to profit from genuine innovation without preventing fair competition. Competition will bring...