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the problem I'm having is having to switch back and forth between my cfd and spread account to close trades, is there anyway

i can have in either my cfd or spread account a workspace window that shows both my cfd and spread open orders together, would be a massive help 

to not have to keep switching accounts.

 It wont let me have a second browser tab open either with the different account, if i switch to cfd in one tab then the other tab changes to the cfd aswell automatically.

Anybody that can help please.

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6 minutes ago, pnda112k said:

the problem I'm having is having to switch back and forth between my cfd and spread account to close trades, is there anyway

i can have in either my cfd or spread account a workspace window that shows both my cfd and spread open orders together, would be a massive help 

to not have to keep switching accounts.

 It wont let me have a second browser tab open either with the different account, if i switch to cfd in one tab then the other tab changes to the cfd aswell automatically.

Anybody that can help please.

Hi, do you really need both types of account? Spread Betting is just a tax efficient form of CFD. The platforms should be basically the same but I may be wrong, is there something you have found on one and not the other?

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1 hour ago, pnda112k said:

the problem I'm having is having to switch back and forth between my cfd and spread account to close trades, is there anyway

i can have in either my cfd or spread account a workspace window that shows both my cfd and spread open orders together, would be a massive help 

to not have to keep switching accounts.

 It wont let me have a second browser tab open either with the different account, if i switch to cfd in one tab then the other tab changes to the cfd aswell automatically.

Anybody that can help please.

Go incognito for one of them

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