trillionaire
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All,
I've been looking into spreadbetting and CFDs (and searched on this forum) for my short term trading strategy for UK equities from 3 to 8 weeks, betting/investing over 200 per point.
I know quarterly bets have financing factored in, whilst CFDs (I would be using DMA only) like a rolling bet incurs a daily financing charge, but are quarterly bets in comparison sold at a slight discount?
Take for example ticket LMT, which has sell/buy spot quote: 2.1696/2.1894 whilst it's September bet is sell/buy: 2.1694/2.1936 or are am I one of Thatcher's failed children ....any views on this & whether financial spread betting due to competition and maturity is becoming cost-effective when compared to DMA CFD trading?
I've been looking into spreadbetting and CFDs (and searched on this forum) for my short term trading strategy for UK equities from 3 to 8 weeks, betting/investing over 200 per point.
I know quarterly bets have financing factored in, whilst CFDs (I would be using DMA only) like a rolling bet incurs a daily financing charge, but are quarterly bets in comparison sold at a slight discount?
Take for example ticket LMT, which has sell/buy spot quote: 2.1696/2.1894 whilst it's September bet is sell/buy: 2.1694/2.1936 or are am I one of Thatcher's failed children ....any views on this & whether financial spread betting due to competition and maturity is becoming cost-effective when compared to DMA CFD trading?
