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True cost of a spread bet?
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No, the further the bet, the higher the value, due to the financing. Hence my confusion.Numbers in this example retain 10 point spread but the further bet Aug/Sep/Dec the lower value.
Therefore my question: "why these quotes for FTSE have the same spread of 10 points but the values go down? -Do they have futuristic vision?"0 -
Yeah, looks like I need to go back to the primary school and repeat some arithmetic
as these numbers are indeed rising not falling.
Thanks guys for clarification on that vague by nature SBs and CFDs.
THE NOX
Bear Baiting...
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That's true, Barrooo, the rolling daily bets (unlike the 'traditional' spread bets) are closed each night and reopened for the next day which is, effectively, a financing charge.You do pay financing overnight if you SB on the spot market, however not on futures, like I say depends on timescale of trading which suits you better0 -
for spread betting questions and answers go here
http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Spread-trading-faqs.html
Hopefully you will find it useful :beer:0
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