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Quote from porph:

It is what RBS offer - no choice in the matter. In fact, another thing I should ask them about. When I read this thread the crude numbers mean nothing to me!

I would use IG Index if I were you. They use WTI. Brent has far less liquidity so presumably you pay a higher spread? IG Index is normally 6-7 PIPS.
 
Quote from MJUK:

I would use IG Index if I were you. They use WTI. Brent has far less liquidity so presumably you pay a higher spread? IG Index is normally 6-7 PIPS.

can you tell me what is their min balance rq. to open an account? can I fo $100/tick with them?
 
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can you tell me what is their min balance rq. to open an account? can I fo $100/tick with them?

No minimum. Maximum 'bet' risk is £10,000 for a normal account. So hypotetical maximum tick is £1,000 per tick based on a 10 tick stop loss.

I am not sure spread betting is worth while if your trading style targets moves that are too shallow. My minimum target is normally 100 PIPs so a 7% spread cost is still worthwhile given the tax free status of spread betting.
 
Quote from MJUK:

I would use IG Index if I were you. They use WTI. Brent has far less liquidity so presumably you pay a higher spread? IG Index is normally 6-7 PIPS.

Yet RBS offer a 3pt spread in normal hours and about 22hours per day trading... I'll stick with RBS, especially with its far superior interface and the fact that you can set your stops as tight as you want.
 
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No minimum. Maximum 'bet' risk is £10,000 for a normal account. So hypotetical maximum tick is £1,000 per tick based on a 10 tick stop loss.

I am not sure spread betting is worth while if your trading style targets moves that are too shallow. My minimum target is normally 100 PIPs so a 7% spread cost is still worthwhile given the tax free status of spread betting.

I want my 18 year old brother to start trading. I figured it would be better for him to use a SB firm and risk like $1 or $2 per tick initially. This way even if he blows up the account, it wont hit hard
 
@all

this was the initial rally we needed for oil to have some hopes of being bullish. I am now of view that we will see $45 today keeping in mind the bullish data and the fact that it is a friday
 
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@all

this was the initial rally we needed for oil to have some hopes of being bullish. I am now of view that we will see $45 today keeping in mind the bullish data and the fact that it is a friday

Agreed on this. I've been building a long position for the inevitable (!!!) move.
 
Quote from usman88:

@all

this was the initial rally we needed for oil to have some hopes of being bullish. I am now of view that we will see $45 today keeping in mind the bullish data and the fact that it is a friday

We need to break 43.43 first it is well established S/R.
 
Quote from porph:

It is what RBS offer - no choice in the matter. In fact, another thing I should ask them about. When I read this thread the crude numbers mean nothing to me!

Exactly my problem too... Different prices for different oil markets with spreadbet companies,, Thats why i have a DMA quotes flowing too...
 
a news just came in that nigerian militants have called off the ceasefire and will start attacking oil pipelines!!
the news just came at the time when we needed some bullish news!
go figure!!
 
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