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Disliked{quote} Definitely, will increase lot size each week as confidence grows...Ignored
Disliked{quote} you can scalp it as well... leave your core position on then get 3 or 4 scalps for a few points eachIgnored
Disliked{quote} Yep I'm up to 2 x £5 per point just really pisses me off if I want to trade £50 per point I'd need to leave £100k in the care of my broker thanks to the EU bollocksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Some friends i taught this to trade @ £500 ---- 5 x £100 then they use 3 or 4 £50 positions for scalp wagesIgnored
Disliked{quote} Some friends i taught this to trade @ £500 ---- 5 x £100 then they use 3 or 4 £50 positions for scalp wagesIgnored
Disliked{quote} Yep I'm up to 2 x £5 per point just really pisses me off if I want to trade £50 per point I'd need to leave £100k in the care of my broker thanks to the EU bollocksIgnored
Disliked{quote} "They start on June 11, 2018. So 5,9 years."Also, you can extrapolate gap close data from the start of IG data provision - Sadly I can't remember the dates for this image but for what it's worth it's a daily TF snapshot and the principle remains useful for visual confirmation if nothing else. My IG data goes back to November 1990. Sure I don't know what happened on the 2minute chart back in 1990 but I know that *if* the Wednesday gapped down then I can see on the daily TF if it closed the gap over the next few days. and get a worst...
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Disliked{quote} turn that to 5 x £2 ---- you can then use 2 of em for scalps then put em back on if it dropsIgnored
Disliked{quote} Just keep at it and you will develop your own way to trade it but by now you can see how powerful it isIgnored
Disliked{quote} turn that to 5 x £2 ---- you can then use 2 of em for scalps then put em back on if it dropsIgnored
Disliked{quote} Margin for £100 is only £42,200 on IG and 2 x £5 or £10 would be £4220Ignored
Disliked{quote} you can scalp it as well... leave your core position on then get 3 or 4 scalps for a few points eachIgnored
Disliked{quote} What’s the advantage of doing 3-4 scalps instead of placing a second core position or simply increase the initial position and let the market do the work? Just because you „scalp“ you aren’t suddenly immune against price going the other way. It’s always interesting to see people here using the word scalping without further explanations as if this is some kind of free money. So where do you place your stops on these 3-4 scalps would be more important to know and what you do then it you get stopped out. Doing another scalp? You‘re now running...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Sorry yes you are right I'm thinking of getting to £100 per point x2 positions would be £84k margin plus change leaving £15k ish for overnight and a few pips dip. Either way with scalping there's no getting around the margin requirements. Still that's a way off for me yet , can't get my head round leaving that much in overnight with a broker, as big as IG is.. plus my mattress would sinkIgnored
Disliked{quote} The first person I introduced to this loaded up their account on a couple of credit cards just for the margin, said they were going to withdraw the core and pay off the cards in full each month so no interest charges, then reload the account for margin the next month. I just hope they remembered to do thatThe IG margin is challenging !
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QuoteDislikedPlease be informed that the Dividends adjustment that will be performed on the relevant Index is based off the points released as per the underlying market.
However, this does not necessitate that the dividend adjustment will be exactly the same figure as the adjustment. (such as in the link you have provided for this example)
The specific formula used to calculate dividend adjustments can vary between CFD providers, but it generally involves estimating the dividend yield of the index and adjusting the position's value accordingly.