Drats=mine are all going south.....
Drats=mine are all going south.....
Patience Dave, payday round the corner.
Phil
"Una Maserati č una roba per pochi"
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Yeah, like you say, I am finding the research and studying charts quite interesting, yep, my life is that boring....
So do you guys buy shares or spread bet?
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Shares. I only want to lose what I can afford. With spread beating I could lose a lot more!!!Originally Posted by midlifecrisis
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got too many cars and not enough spaces to park them
Cool.Yes mate I'm in! topped up today too.
Yes saw that, maybe why the price was kept so low today to fill an order so big?
I reckon they will be snapped up by Newmont, they know what's down there with access to the project tenements and exploration database, as well as the right of first refusal should Greatland wish to sell or joint venture the project. Very interesting times indeed. Strad?
At this rate it won't be a Strad. It will be an F12!
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got too many cars and not enough spaces to park them
In that case you can lend me the GTS until the markets pick up.....
I did a fair bit of spread betting a few years back & as long as your limits were tight but not too tight you could only lose a set amount. I would do some smaller bets & just ignore or leave them for a few weeks sometimes months. Sometimes better not watching or looking at too often. Worked OK for me at the time but you need the time to research & work out your stops. I have had the time for years but would revisit it for sure at some point. Certainly money to be made. I made a fair bit on SOLG over a time
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I'd never short a share that's for sure. It's way too risky the way that the stock can rise.
Phil
"Una Maserati č una roba per pochi"
Current Fleet: 4.7 GTS MC Shift with Larini Sports Cats and ASBO H-pipe , 3200GTA, Mk1 Golf GTI 1.8 , Eunos Roadster, Audi A3 TQS Track (Tracy) Toy.
Past Masters: 3200GT, Quattroporte DS, BMW E61 M5, Audi RS4 B5 Avant, Audi RS4 B7 , Lotus Elise S1, Celica GT-4, Eunos V-spec, Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000, Peugeot 205 GTI 1.6.
But I have always found that a stock always falls a lot quicker and harder then when it usually climbs.
Saying that I have never shorted.
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got too many cars and not enough spaces to park them
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