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How to add CFDs to existing share dealing
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By TrendFollower · Posted
Could the Easter weekend bring a bumper dose of price action for Bitcoin et al? Prices are looking solid going into this long weekend including Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday. There could be a lot of interesting price action. Some of the best gains can come when one least expects. I suppose the same is true of the reverse in terms of losses! -
By TrendFollower · Posted
I thought this article was rather relevant to this thread. EU sugar rises as regional market tightens, world prices languish https://www.independent.ie/business/farming/tillage/eu-sugar-rises-as-regional-market-tightens-world-prices-languish-37992854.html The last paragraph in the article is rather interesting from a 'Fundamental Perspective'. Analysts expect the global sugar market to record a deficit of 1.9 million tonnes in 2019/20, but following years of surplus, stockpiles are plentiful, keeping prices stubbornly range-bound near decade lows. -
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I would also like to hear more about options, it isn't very well explained (hence I am thinking it is aimed at professionals only) and I don't understand the approach IG takes of demanding that you spread bet on options since surely the only reason people go for options in the first place (vs SB or CFD) is to limit losses to the premium. The available options are woefully inadequate and there's no way to take out stock options except to phone the dealing desk apparently. It all seems like it's totally closed off from individual investors.
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By maurizio999 · Posted
Hello, selling daily options is a good strategy to gain? What are your opinions? Many Thanks
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