daytrading spi , page-4

Oh yea, I would advise trading in the real SPI market not CFD's... if you can affoard to do so.

The reason for that is, stop loss orders are only taken on the SPI if the market trades at that price.

On CFD's your stop loss is taken if the spread moves to your stop loss price - you might be stoped out and the market never made your stop loss.

The spread on SPI CFD's blows out to 20pts often at night. Its a big big spread and can be very very costly.