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Re: Opinion on CFDs
There are different types of CFDs, depending on the CFD provider you
are dealing with. These are not standardised products and each provider can have different brokerage rates, interest rates, dealing platforms, and so on. Also, some providers are market-making in the CFD (these are most likely to be a "bucket shop" operation) while other providers will have a DMA model (Direct Market Access) where each deal you do is automatically dealt into the exchange, such a provider is much less likely to be a "bucket shop". On the face of it, and with only the information you provided, a 40USD round trip charge would seem to very strongly suggest that the CFD provider you are referring to is indeed operating on the bucket shop model. Last edited by mister ed; 09-06-2007 at 12:15 AM. Reason: tidy up formatting |
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Re: Opinion on CFDs
Its not CFD's you need to steer clear of, but those who operate market maker platforms. The DMA models are fine as all trades are actually purchased the respective exchange
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Re: Opinion on CFDs
Thanks for clearing that up adwebster.
I did a bit of research and found out that my broker, which i am stuck with, has a bad record on FOREX. I suppose it's all the same with CFDs. |
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