Today Wall Street had fallen below 12300 mark, and 12999 too sweet for me :)
Friday, June 06, 2008
Monday, June 02, 2008
Invest with Tradefair Part 3

I just noticed being in the top 100 leaderboard will be rewarded with £100 upon opening of account. :)
Update: 6/6 - Tradefair demo ended on 4/6 and I'm happy being at 29 place of the leader board.
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Friday, May 30, 2008
Invest with Tradefair Part 2
I just spent sometimes to test tradefair again, and I invested in selling Wall Street with £100 stake. Unfortunately this is only a demo, else I'll be thrilled about it.
I have almost doubled the demo account
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Invest with Tradefair
Tradefair is a new concept from Betfair. It is high risk betting based on World Finance Section, from indices, commodities, equities, FX, bond & rates. I got to know about it as I was given a £10k demo account to start with. The benefit of Tradefair are:
- Bull or Bear - One of the most obvious advantages of spread trading is the unique opportunity to go short of (or sell) a stock or share. You can therefore experience the benefit of either a rising or falling market! No commission or fees. Because Tradefair Spreads is not a stockbroker, we do not charge commission or fees. The only “fee” is the spread we charge on the prices that we quote.
- Gearing - Spread trading also allows you to trade in sizes smaller than those usually available in the underlying market. Similarly, you may also benefit from an opportunity to trade in larger positions than are normally permitted in the underlying market, without depositing large sums of money.
- Tax free profits - All spread trading profits are recognised as the winnings of a bet, and are therefore free of Capital Gains and Income Tax.

In brief, it multiplying the stake with the net change depends on the current trading. You can place order for buy or sell.

Upon order, the system will introduce a Stop Order based on the available fund, so that it limit the trade loss.
You can then specific a new Stop Loss and Good Until.
For example, I invested in FTSE at 6061 with size 25 (1 net change with earn/loss £25) for sell. On top of that, I also invested FTSE at 6065 with size 60 for Buy. I was losing yesterday for £4xx and decided to close the position for Size 25 Sell.
Once the position is close, the earning is permanent.

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