If I were you I would try day trading wholly owned blue chips if you have a spare 100k. If not use cfd's, with 7k you can take out a 100k trade. The rules have just changed as far as cfd providers go in Australia to bring them into line with over seas brokers. Four months ago 3k would of got you a 100k trade. If every body did the same thing its impossible to lose money. Just enter a sell trade when support has faulted and people begin selling again. Close that trade with a sell trade( yes it sounds strange but sell trades(shorts) are closed with another sell trade ) When resistence has kicked in and people are buying again enter a buy trade. Then quickly enter a sell trade to close that deal and open a sell trade to catch the down movement this way you make money on the ups and downs of the daily movement. Its more fun this way, what you are doing sounds boring as hell
@@VroomBroomZoom If you cant wholly own the shares then you need a cfd account. A cfd contract is basically a bet between you and the broker, It pays to have a wholly owned account as well. This way the broker will find it harder to rip you off, because turnover is reported on the wholly owned accounts. Many times I have had to ring my cfd provider and ask why a trade execution did not happen. If you can provide them with the turnover, they fold, and just push a button and put the profit in your account. 95% of the time there is no need to argue with your broker
Mate, just one note, you are charged interest overnight on your cfd holdings. That's why I am a day trader, and close all holdings before the market closes
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If I were you I would try day trading wholly owned blue chips if you have a spare 100k. If not use cfd's, with 7k you can take out a 100k trade. The rules have just changed as far as cfd providers go in Australia to bring them into line with over seas brokers. Four months ago 3k would of got you a 100k trade. If every body did the same thing its impossible to lose money. Just enter a sell trade when support has faulted and people begin selling again. Close that trade with a sell trade( yes it sounds strange but sell trades(shorts) are closed with another sell trade ) When resistence has kicked in and people are buying again enter a buy trade. Then quickly enter a sell trade to close that deal and open a sell trade to catch the down movement this way you make money on the ups and downs of the daily movement. Its more fun this way, what you are doing sounds boring as hell
I still have no idea of who you are, but lol, I need you to do a video like I just did with real examples so I can see what the hell you’re on about
@@VroomBroomZoom If you cant wholly own the shares then you need a cfd account. A cfd contract is basically a bet between you and the broker, It pays to have a wholly owned account as well. This way the broker will find it harder to rip you off, because turnover is reported on the wholly owned accounts. Many times I have had to ring my cfd provider and ask why a trade execution did not happen. If you can provide them with the turnover, they fold, and just push a button and put the profit in your account. 95% of the time there is no need to argue with your broker
Mate, why you wast your time with bitcoin crap. Sell your tesla and go cfd's. There is 500,000 dollar trades waiting to happen
Mate, just one note, you are charged interest overnight on your cfd holdings. That's why I am a day trader, and close all holdings before the market closes
I cant explain it any simpler. A video wouldn't help you at all
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