the point is that if the company goes belly up and you are...

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    the point is that if the company goes belly up and you are short, it may not be so great, if you are offered far less. You might also be incurring fees and charges over the years. I would guess it's unlikely you would get interest on your short position. This is a case of the CFD providers having thought this issue thru fairly well, but you would be on the back foot. Far better if the company continues to trade.

    Has anybody had the experience?
 
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