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Of course its easy. With hindsight.Seems kind of easy, but it can't be easy as everyone would be doing it, I haven't done anything stocks or shares related but it's something that's crossed the mind as I want to make more money.
Of course its easy. With hindsight.Seems kind of easy, but it can't be easy as everyone would be doing it, I haven't done anything stocks or shares related but it's something that's crossed the mind as I want to make more money.
maybe 120 a pivotal price for RR
Seems kind of easy, but it can't be easy as everyone would be doing it, I haven't done anything stocks or shares related but it's something that's crossed the mind as I want to make more money.
Just idle speculation that this could be a 'full' price vs overly negative pricing previous. Its especially hard to guess on companies with an expanding market or technology, they often appear too expensive but also move fast up and down if growth doesnt appear likely etc. I think RR takes 5 years to turn around so it might cycle back and forth during that time.Pardon me sir, but what do you mean by this?
Anyone think Trading 212 might be in a bit of trouble?
The outages are becoming more frequent. A few months ago there were none now it's every day almost. Some other brokers have has problems also but none as frequent.
I opened an inquiry with them and got the standard automated 'we're looking at it' reply. Then today, another automated message basically saying they were too busy and will close the ticket.
They have stopped most CFDs (irrelevant to most, but I'm betting that is where they make most of their money) and increased margin requirements to 100% along with massively hiking up spread. Saw an image showing the spread on McDonalds was over $30 yesterday. That's on a super stable stock that is in the $200 range.
I'm wondering if the boom in EVs and other shares has caught them off guard somewhat and they haven't been able to hedge the positions, or worse, they are struggling financially.
Not that I have noticed crazy outages but they are covered by FSCS, so I'm not overly concerned even if they were in trouble
Yeah, and the FSCS is pretty fast on paying out. I'm not overly concerned, more curious. With 600,000 funded accounts, they are now the second largest platform in the UK.
I've had a lot of outage, sometimes taking up to 30 mins for a trade in my ISA to go through around market open. This didn't used to happen earlier in the year when there was just as much volatility.
More ammo for the 'full' pricing take
This is the problem with the way they operate and with fractional shares; you're not really buying direct.
Anyone think Trading 212 might be in a bit of trouble?
The outages are becoming more frequent. A few months ago there were none now it's every day almost. Some other brokers have has problems also but none as frequent.
I opened an inquiry with them and got the standard automated 'we're looking at it' reply. Then today, another automated message basically saying they were too busy and will close the ticket.
They have stopped most CFDs (irrelevant to most, but I'm betting that is where they make most of their money) and increased margin requirements to 100% along with massively hiking up spread. Saw an image showing the spread on McDonalds was over $30 yesterday. That's on a super stable stock that is in the $200 range.
I'm wondering if the boom in EVs and other shares has caught them off guard somewhat and they haven't been able to hedge the positions, or worse, they are struggling financially.
212 doesn't charge for deposits or withdrawals.How much does it cost to withdraw funds from trading 212?