CFDs the way forward!

[mccloud]

Does anyone who trades and not invests in equities still not use CFDs ??? They are an excellent tool for Traders . They are Leveraged and have no stamp duty cost.

 

[rossored]

Who is your broker?

(I should mention at this point that we do not permit free advertising on this forum, and any posts that look a bit like advertising will be deleted, if you catch my drift).

 

[Anonymous]

Maybe you shouldn't refer to them as

free advertising

, instead you could, by discounting the maybe not so obvious, refer to them as SPAM.

 

[neil]

Spam?

Does anyone who trades and not invests in equities still not use CFDs ??? They are an excellent tool for Traders . They are Leveraged and have no stamp duty cost.

His other references ( his only three posts to date) to CFD's are on:

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/search.php?searchid=553546 :!:

 

[Racer]

Does anyone who trades and not invests in equities still not use CFDs ??? They are an excellent tool for Traders . They are Leveraged and have no stamp duty cost.

And you have to pay a lot of interest if you go long ( the FTSE has been going up and not down lately!) and hold overnight

 

[Anonymous]

RE:

Spam?

and

His other references ( his only three posts to date) to CFD's are on

When I first came across this thread "CFDs the way forward!" was placed as #1 followed by #2:

Who is your broker?

and

any posts that look a bit like advertising will be deleted, if you catch my drift

So I figured "any posts that look a bit like advertising" has already been deleted.

 

[neil]

Clap hands

RE: and

When I first came across this thread "CFDs the way forward!" was placed as #1 followed by #2:

and

So I figured "any posts that look a bit like advertising" has already been deleted.

Well done Anon.

 

[legacytrader]

I am finding there is little difference between direct market access CFD prices and regular CFD prices - just been looking at E*trade is this correct?