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  1. All my hard earn money lost her.
  2. I am trading almost 10 year. All the time i lose my money against anti trading. some amount make you to win but actually you losing more. anyone booked good profit let me know. Even index they are doing anti trading against customer.
  3. Hi, does anyone know IG's merchant category code (MCC) ? If I fund my account (spread betting or ISA) with my credit card, does the credit card provider classify this as a cash advance or a purchase?
  4. Hi, what's IG's merchant category code (MCC) ? If I fund my account (spread betting or ISA) with my credit card, does the credit card provider classify this as a cash advance or a purchase?
  5. I tried lot of time, most of the time my friend proved and showing data. Any IG customer reply my question…..
  6. Hi, is it safe to trade Spain 35 cash at IG, pls advice and share your opinion. Where can I trade Spain future, guide me.
  7. Does IG aim to profit from client losses? No. Our business model is based on providing individuals with the opportunity to trade the world’s financial markets, in exchange for fair and proportionate transaction fees. It's a well-known fact that trading successfully is difficult, and most speculative traders tend to lose. However, we do not typically benefit from trading losses that an unsuccessful client may experience. Mostly, our clients offset each other’s positions. For example if client A buys one lot of the DAX and client B sells one lot of the DAX, both sides of the trade are covered. This means we're not exposed to the profit or loss of either client. Instead, we make our money via the spread (i.e. the transaction fee) that each client pays to trade. Sometimes, a large majority of clients will trade in one direction. When this happens, we'll protect our exposure to risk by hedging in the underlying market. For example, if client A and client B both buy the DAX, we may buy actual DAX futures. This then covers the amount we'll pay out if both clients are successful.
  8. Does IG aim to profit from client losses? No. Our business model is based on providing individuals with the opportunity to trade the world’s financial markets, in exchange for fair and proportionate transaction fees. It's a well-known fact that trading successfully is difficult, and most speculative traders tend to lose. However, we do not typically benefit from trading losses that an unsuccessful client may experience. Mostly, our clients offset each other’s positions. For example if client A buys one lot of the DAX and client B sells one lot of the DAX, both sides of the trade are covered. This means we're not exposed to the profit or loss of either client. Instead, we make our money via the spread (i.e. the transaction fee) that each client pays to trade. Sometimes, a large majority of clients will trade in one direction. When this happens, we'll protect our exposure to risk by hedging in the underlying market. For example, if client A and client B both buy the DAX, we may buy actual DAX futures. This then covers the amount we'll pay out if both clients are successful.
  9. After market hour, is it trading against their customer. I am doing research can share your view. Did you feel after market hour did you feel like that....
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