What happened to them? I remember a friend telling me that Comm Bank (i think or Com Securities) have a good online selling programme for shares
They are all good if linked to a bank as it is easy to transfer money. St George has one linked to Etrade I think. Most trades are in the $20 to $30 mark. I told Rhino that I was looking at buying more shares in September, but as I watched it all go to hell I stayed out. I'm not going back in just yet.
Was a good chance for Short Selling MB, if you had the cash it would have been worth the risk. You could have picked up a mint over the last month
You are right, but I only follow the Sage of Omaha's philosophy - buy quality and hold for as long as the business is sound. Short selling has that touch of desperate greed about it which results in many a man losing the lot. I don't have an accurate crystal ball and for gambling I'd rather back Manly or the gg's.
sue and vegas are forex traders. I hope they predicted the aussie's slide! I'm going by the maxim of buy when everyone is selling, particularly the afore-mentioned blue chips, and particularly mining blue chips.Â
what investments are you looking at getting in to? Futures, Forex and all that i recommend an american company by the name of Global Futures who go through RCG. Domestic shares St George has always been good to me.. i don't know about local futures, the commission was always too high http://www.wavetrader2004.com
all the blue chips are going to be good value once the slide stops, some better than others and its all about timing. good luck to you
I am good mates with a speculator trader. He got out weeks ago and is going back in. Reckons he has done very well.
I bank with St George so I've signed up with them using my existing account. My main aim here is to become a shareholder in the company who has just granted me a franchise.Â
