Hi all,
On volatile days like today, I often notice that the (spreadbetting) electronic trading platforms go down, and when you try calling in, the phones ring for ages and no one picks up. Is this a ploy by the spreadbetters, or can it be attributed to high trading volumes?
My understanding of the "business" of spreadbetting is that they play the odds that over 90% of punters lose their money to the spreadbetting companies. They also have an incentive to use whatever "edge" they have to screw the punters.
I do appreciate that my comments sound a little negative, but having noticed a similar pattern with 5 different spreadbetting companies, I am begining to smell something fishy...
On volatile days like today, I often notice that the (spreadbetting) electronic trading platforms go down, and when you try calling in, the phones ring for ages and no one picks up. Is this a ploy by the spreadbetters, or can it be attributed to high trading volumes?
My understanding of the "business" of spreadbetting is that they play the odds that over 90% of punters lose their money to the spreadbetting companies. They also have an incentive to use whatever "edge" they have to screw the punters.
I do appreciate that my comments sound a little negative, but having noticed a similar pattern with 5 different spreadbetting companies, I am begining to smell something fishy...