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Thank you Eric - good to hear it's appreciated

My Background Growing up in suburban NW London, by the time I was taking my ‘A’ Levels, I had absolutely no idea what career I wanted to pursue. Through lack of any inspiration, I was signed up to City University (a Polytechnic in those days) to do a foundation course in accountancy. With all...

If you need to know more about the spread and how Market Makers work - feel free to contract me - we cover all this on our "learn to trade" course

Hi sorry, but i'm trying to read the post and i'm lost by some of your acronyms what is PTM ? LvD and RVTV? Thanks :D CT :cheesy:

excellent. Well done ct

It's what we in the UK call humour..

Anton Krell? or trainers in general?

ETX are an excellent platform., Maybe as a backup look at IG also? Other than that, trawl through twitter for ideas. Good luck CT I think they both have a RanSquawk news feed>

If you can get your head round the dry, long winded writing style " mind of a disciplined trader" is an excellent resource

yeah, that's me a wild, crazy unorthrodox, & extreme guy! :D I really do believe that demo accounts lead to a false sense of security, they don't "stress test" the individual, and there isn't any sense of loss when a trade goes wrong- it's just a video game effectively!

Never heard of AMP, but i've used the app "transfer wise" for the last year and find it excellent in speed, prices and transparency

In spite of all the bad workmen blaming IG - they do have a good text alert service. TBH it is based on price rather than time - but why not just set an alarm and then log into IG ( or wherever) and check your prices then?

1st well done Joe . But never mistake a demo account for real trading experience. world of difference 2nd Never buy something from a tip. When it goes wrong the guy who tipped it to you will never be found! Keep us all in touch with your progress?

1st well done Joe . But never mistake a demo account for real trading experience. world of difference 2nd Never buy something from a tip. When it goes wrong the guy who tipped it to you will never be found! Keep us all in touch with your progress?

I think qsam you are getting yourself in a twist If ( as in this case) you have shorted stock at $9.65 and they drop to $9.50 you want to press "BUY" to close your short and then take that $15 less costs and buy yourself a coffee