scose-no-doubt
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you sure euribor isn't eurex?
yeh looks like it's offered on liffe too.
Just assumed that since they have Libor... or is this euribor a diff contact?
you sure euribor isn't eurex?
you really don't through thread do you dash velocity has been crossed off of the list.
you sure euribor isn't eurex?
scose - honest advice, stop wasting your time and do some research! you want to go trade STIR's 'because everyone else seems to do it' - well your inability to work out which exchange everyone trades them on is just the first of many errors you are bound to make when you are doing things 'because everyone else does'.
Rather than researching brokers why not research futures markets. If you want to trade, but don't want to go down the SB/FX/retail ****e route then futures are a very good shout, but you need to know what you are doing. Why not do thorough research across all futures markets, get a good basic grounded market awareness, and read some books. That way you can start to have a clue where your **** is in relation to your elbow. Seriously, try and knock up a crib sheet for a wide range of futures markets, focus on their history, trading, pricing, volume/benchmark status etc. and I am sure there are some intro to futures books you could also read.
Surely, before you take the plunge you might as well know what you are getting into.
Why would I have picked any of this up if the focus is on forex spreadbetting? Esp in relation to US rules. I've never even considered a US broker until this thread.
Fair points made though and am considering.
Hi, my name's Mr Kettle. Are you Mr Pot?
P.P.S. Mr doubt, other people here have something of a point about how you ought to have picked things up more, but I have bloody good reason to think they don't quite get the way you've been looking at things and I'm much more optomistic
What cos I are accountant and only seed the spreadbettering this stuff is quite industry specific and you wouldn't really know and stuff?