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Mr Wayne, posting slabs of theory proves nothing against me. You can't erase history just because it doesn't suit your theory. I've been doing this for years and years. You know some theory - big deal. I know some theory as well. Do you know everything? No. Do I know everything? No. What you just posted proves nothing. You don't need to be a bio-chemist to buy and sell apples. You (and people like you) like to impress (mostly yourselves) with all the theory in the world - sometimes down a molecular level. Who cares?

Sky - sorry, I'm going to have to disagree with you on CFDs being better than holding a cash option, CFDs involve MASSIVE amounts of borrowing. It's scandelous how many providors forget to mention that to new traders (seen it happen too many times). If things go wrong (like the stop doesn't hold - which I've seen happen) you are left with a MASSIVE debtr to your broker who wants it immediately. You (and all who suggest CFD are "better" than options) are comparing apples to acid and advocating massive debt and borrowing. Not real smart. Some of us don't want to borrow massive amounts of money. Some prefer trading just with the cash they have and can afford to lose. Smarter - in many ways.

<blockquote data-quote="OneDayWealth" data-source="post: 687132" data-attributes="member: 25736">Mr Wayne, posting slabs of theory proves nothing against me. You can&#039;t erase history just because it doesn&#039;t suit your theory. I&#039;ve been doing this for years and years. You know some theory - big deal. I know some theory as well. Do you know everything? No. Do I know everything? No. What you just posted proves nothing. You don&#039;t need to be a bio-chemist to buy and sell apples. You (and people like you) like to impress (mostly yourselves) with all the theory in the world - sometimes down a molecular level. Who cares?&nbsp;Sky - sorry, I&#039;m going to have to disagree with you on CFDs being better than holding a cash option, CFDs involve MASSIVE amounts of borrowing. It&#039;s scandelous how many providors forget to mention that to new traders (seen it happen too many times). If things go wrong (like the stop doesn&#039;t hold - which I&#039;ve seen happen) you are left with a MASSIVE debtr to your broker who wants it immediately. You (and all who suggest CFD are &quot;better&quot; than options) are comparing apples to acid and advocating massive debt and borrowing. Not real smart. Some of us don&#039;t want to borrow massive amounts of money. Some prefer trading just with the cash they have and can afford to lose. Smarter - in many ways.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OneDayWealth, post: 687132, member: 25736"] Mr Wayne, posting slabs of theory proves nothing against me. You can't erase history just because it doesn't suit your theory. I've been doing this for years and years. You know some theory - big deal. I know some theory as well. Do you know everything? No. Do I know everything? No. What you just posted proves nothing. [B]You don't need to be a bio-chemist to buy and sell apples.[/B] You (and people like you) like to impress (mostly yourselves) with all the theory in the world - sometimes down a molecular level. Who cares? Sky - sorry, I'm going to have to disagree with you on CFDs being better than holding a cash option, CFDs involve MASSIVE amounts of borrowing. It's scandelous how many providors forget to mention that to new traders (seen it happen too many times). If things go wrong (like the stop doesn't hold - which I've seen happen) you are left with a MASSIVE debtr to your broker who wants it immediately. You (and all who suggest CFD are "better" than options) are comparing apples to acid and advocating massive debt and borrowing. Not real smart. Some of us don't want to borrow massive amounts of money. Some prefer trading just with the cash they have and can afford to lose. Smarter - in many ways. [/QUOTE]

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