dmedin

You'd have to be pretty f^cking brave to buy it right now

*parp!* Ooh that smells rancid...

These miserable-looking c&nts seem to be suffering enough already https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/oecd-second-coronavirus-wave-could-see-uk-unemployment-reach-15-percent-094441792.html Maybe we should have a big population cull - 'survival of the fittest'?

Indices just took a huge dump, smells real bad.

Buy the dips

Of course it does.

Is he really a 'trader' ... Selling stuff on the side seems ubiquitous and tends to lend itself to the idea that nobody can trade for a living with their own money.

ProRealTime

My scammer alarm bells went off the first time I saw him.

🐮🤓

Er ... it goes to the accounts of the 1 in 10 of traders who win.

Wtf 😵

Sounds complicated 🥴

Samwise Gamgee 🤓🐮

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Straight back up this morning, Tom Bombadil 🐮

Eileen? 🤔

Gold @ $3000 in 18 months? 🤔

Oh Eileen, I hope it doesn't fall beneath 5887 🤔

Huh? 🤔

A better question is 'Why on earth do retail punters keep doing this to themselves', given that they are inveterate losers. 😲

Let's see what they report on the 14th!

Eileen https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-chile-copper-focus/on-the-edge-chile-copper-production-at-risk-as-coronavirus-bites-idUSKBN2440UL

You know Windows 7 doesn't get security updates from Microsoft any more (unless you pay Microsoft a lot of money for a custom support contract), that represents a threat to your personal files and your accounts

My interpretation (FWIW) is that a small number of winning clients get the money, and IG 'only' keeps the spreads. But if 70 - 80% of clients are long on a market (say), and they turn out to be right (copper, recently) then I don't see how IG could stop from losing money unless it put some kind of real trade on or fund the losses from money made elsewhere (in an underlying market where most clients were wrong)