Recent content by nodga2000

That trade reminds me of an advert for one of those "training" companies out there that did a "real" live trade showing how you can make £10k in under a minute punting £1000 pp on EURUSD! Crazy!

Oh yeh - hadn't noticed! Not ideal, perhaps that's one to direct to their support team?

Hi Vorbis, as opposed to trading there and then you can enter orders in the normal way by clicking on the ORDER button from the front screen (next to TRADE button). Is that what you mean?

sorry - attached!

You need to click on "ORDER" once the TRADE ticket is up (see attached)...

A few SB providers seem to be moving away from the IT Finance charts, but at least IG are keeping the Advanced ones. It's another case of change will please some people and not others. I like the ability to add/amend stops/limits, but they do need to add much more in the way of indicators...

Capital Spreads offer CFDs or if you want the pure thing there's also their Capital CFDs brand. They are 1 pip €/$ and don't charge commission by the looks of things, only 5 basis points on FTSE 100 stocks!

Dear charlie the clown (sorry I meant charliechan :)) - you've definitely got a beef with SB companies haven't you! I read simon's post from a few ago and note that for a large amount of the trading day Cap Spreads have narrower spreads on the major FX pairs than the underlying. You also refer...

Hi Peter, can you confirm whether the financing charged to a short UK equity position is the same as the charge for a long position i.e. a debit of 0.5% +2%? Thanks

Hi Peter, I am still after a response to post #1087 about financing charges for short positions. From what you are saying CMC charges +2% to longs AND shorts, therefore if I have a sell bet on a UK share you will charge financing at 2.5%, so not credit to the account?

Hi Peter, can you answer this one for me - just so I can put it to bed! Thanks

Hi Peter, thanks for your response. So that I am 100% clear you apply +2% to the interbank rate even if you are short as per my example? Sorry to labour the point and thanks again!

Hi Simon, as post #6446 mentioned long term history would be useful. Any chance? Don't even mind if it's in a few months time :)

Hi Peter, thanks for your extensive reply! So to apply this to an example if I held a sell of £10 per point on XYZ share at 100p and I have £100 in my account to cover the margin, you will apply overnight financing on the remaining £900 (the Bet Borrowing Cost). Say the interbank lending rate...

I can see you are new! TF quote all FX markets 24 hours and they start at 10pm Sun through to 9pm Fri.