hmm...does IG do shifty things to keep their losses down?

[Claudia123]

really? so it's the cents/ pennies, even in big dollar stocks like google?

grr first day demoing with capital spreads, dont like them anymore, a phat finger lost me £80. IG will have to be the choice

I find IG the best for spreadbetting

 

[TAjammy]

does CMC have 10p bets for cheap 15...sorry 18 year olds?

i just seen that edit! o well, danke schon

 

[Claudia123]

does CMC have 10p bets for cheap 15...sorry 18 year olds?

Go to williamhill.co.uk play roulette they give you £30 free ( no credit card needed) I made £600 in one day lol.

 

[TAjammy]

Go to williamhill.co.uk play roulette they give you £30 free ( no credit card needed) I made £600 in one day lol.

danke!- is that thank you lol i do german i school

 

[Claudia123]

danke!- is that thank you lol i do german i school

Ja!

 

[TAjammy]

das is gut! ich try to speak german but phail, (word for because ) meine muttersprache ist english! wo wohnst du geburtstag und how old are you lol

 

[shadowninja]

i prefer the capital spread's platform,

Well, are you asking for recommendations of a pretty platform or a decent SBer? If you want pretty, just put a vase of flowers by your monitor and use IG.

 

[TAjammy]

done and done, IG it is! now,time to blow that £30

 

[azwhaley]

If they are not able to hedge your trades then yes they will resort to doing shifty things to reduce your profits.

I thought they were regulated by the FSA - wouldn't that prevent that sort of sharp practice ? I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt with my mishap and assuming that they were just overloaded at the time.

 

[Umbrella]

I thought they were regulated by the FSA - wouldn't that prevent that sort of sharp practice ? I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt with my mishap and assuming that they were just overloaded at the time.

I remember reading City Index's terms and conditions, and it mentions about 'mirroring the underlying market price on best endevour' basis.' I suppose IG's customer agreement won't be too different. That's to say, if a SB firm wants to shift prices a few ticks above or below either to square its book or to hunt stops, it's actually within the bounds. Not fair is it?!