Hedging/averaging trades without prediction
Dividends for this upcoming week. FTSE showing 19point dividend, what a fuckingbeauty
(-300$) so not sure how it benefits for high volatile indices like NQ or US30 where one can gain much more on position than dividend itself. I am trying to understand logic and playing devils advocate {quote} I am trying to understand logic behind dividend based trades. For example most of indices gives swap or dividend on short trades when most of traders or trend is on upside. Unless there is swap free account and hedge on other side, I have difficulty in understanding dividend based trades unless one have short bias. For example I shorted NQ last Friday when swap or dividend was around 19.1$ per lot (10 unites) since it was Friday they will give 3 times more amount. So profit was around 19.1 * 3 = 56$ but market opened 30 pips above
{quote} I am trying to understand logic behind dividend based trades. For example most of indices gives swap or dividend on short trades when most of traders or trend is on upside. Unless there is swap free account and hedge on other side, I have difficulty in understanding dividend based trades unless one have short bias. For example I shorted NQ last Friday when swap or dividend was around 19.1$ per lot (10 unites) since it was Friday they will give 3 times more amount. So profit was around 19.1 * 3 = 56$ but market opened 30 pips above
{quote} go back to around 6th April, i think i explained it there
IG is banned in my country Any alternate option?
{quote} Found one
Just made a handy 1% on F40. Lovely job
I have an ignored comment on this thread, it can only mean one thing? Nnnnooooooooooooo....
Keep this in the back of your mind if you trade the Div today ---- {image}
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