trendie said:A general observation I have found is when companies trumpet how you can make £2,000 or £3,000 etc.
Is it not more meaningful to talk about how many "points" they have made ?
I could make £2000 on the DOW in a single day !!
IF I risked £50 a point, I would only need 40 points.
IF I risked £100 a point, I would only need 20 points.
BUT, I may need to have a 100 point stop-loss, which means having £5,000 as margin.
If the advertisement described points, we could make a more considered decision.
Then we can compare like-for-like.
Hi Trendie,
Good point.
They do provide a 'evidence' (at the moment only their word for it) of the number of points (lost and won) each system has made over a period of time, for example, over the last 7yrs with details of % wins/losses, bigest wins/losses etc. and average net profit per week/ month that you would have won based on a £10 spreadbet.