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EFT fraud? Specialist question.
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masonic said:Wouldn't a spread bet make more sense, as then you could set a guaranteed stop loss?0
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GeoffTF said:masonic said:Wouldn't a spread bet make more sense, as then you could set a guaranteed stop loss?
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Trading derivatives on the US market would be a less crazy method of gambling on the S&P 500, but I am not going to give instructions on how to do that.1
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Prism said:debaura12 said:masonic said:debaura12 said:Well I would like to see a better informed KIDD scenario - Perhaps you will entertain
debaura buys ETF at 129, debaura places stop loss at 121, trade executes same day at 93 (despite share price never going under 129), debaura looses £10,000. Don’t be a putz like debaura and invest in an ETF unless you have a Phd in finance.I am one of the Dogs of the Index.2 -
ChesterDog said:Prism said:debaura12 said:masonic said:debaura12 said:Well I would like to see a better informed KIDD scenario - Perhaps you will entertain
debaura buys ETF at 129, debaura places stop loss at 121, trade executes same day at 93 (despite share price never going under 129), debaura looses £10,000. Don’t be a putz like debaura and invest in an ETF unless you have a Phd in finance.
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