Quote from Pekelo:
With CFDs you can also go long and short in the same instrument at the same time, no need to flip...
I think US laws forbid US citizens to open a CFD account abroad...My guess is for protecting the industry at home...although their justification is that they consider it gambling...
Edit: I just read, it is also illegal in Canada...
My guess it is also for tax reasons, because CFD brokers are not required to provide info to the US, thus a successful trader can make taxfree money and withdrawal is rather easy...
Quote from JSSPMK:
Spread bet firms for swing traders are a gift, wider spreads, but no commissions & no capital gains tax.
It falls under gambling because you make a bet on direction, not buying or selling.

Quote from Thundershock:
Can someone explain why the trade at 3:45pm didn't work out? I'm just curious as to what technical explanation there might be since there was nothing really bearish that I saw to suggest that it would just flip back lower.
Quote from Thundershock:
Can someone explain why the trade at 3:45pm didn't work out? I'm just curious as to what technical explanation there might be since there was nothing really bearish that I saw to suggest that it would just flip back lower.
Quote from Thundershock:
Can someone explain why the trade at 3:45pm didn't work out? I'm just curious as to what technical explanation there might be since there was nothing really bearish that I saw to suggest that it would just flip back lower.
Quote from Thundershock:
Can someone explain why the trade at 3:45pm didn't work out? I'm just curious as to what technical explanation there might be since there was nothing really bearish that I saw to suggest that it would just flip back lower.