Yes, I was referring to some pip traders who are constantly negative on Zip. All sorts of scary tactics such as raising capital on Tuesday, selling at 1.32 to pay mortgages, but buying back the very next day at 1.22 (unverifiable claim as he claimed after the share went up if he wanted to be on the winning side!) Anyway, where is the ethical side? I have an annual salary of 135k plus. I can't think of doing pip trading as it doesn't make sense to pay more tax. If someone doesn't have any other income and pip trading gives them bread and butter, then it probably makes sense.
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