and finished higher.....The bulls are back: Stocks surge 2%

The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) surged 198 points, or 1.9%, with all 30 components of the blue-chip index higher. The blue-chip index closed the week up 2.4%, and is on track to rally 8.4% for the month. That would make this month the Dow's best September since 1939.

While STI closed on positive note to

Straits Times

9.55pt to

3,092.68 points

You still do not get the point of it all...

    It is bad for one to be either "bullish" or "bearish" at any time..

       Instead, one should base one's judgement purely on an objective basis.

          For me, I have long chosen the chart as my sole basis for all my trades.

            Thus, you cannot say I am 'turned bullish', or 'turned bearish',

               simply because I have been neither bullish nor bearish in the first place.

                  Hope you will take trading in a more serious approach...

CMCMarkets brokerage fee is the lowest, 0.15%. But limited stocks to trade, you can't Short Genting SP here.

Phillip CFD brokerage fee is higher, 0.33%. But more selection of stocks, you can Short Genting SP here.

I also use Kim Eng CFD. They are the most expensive, 0.35%. But they have some stocks that you cannot find in Phillip CFD, like Informatics.

Since they are all trading Singapore Stocks, I presume they go through CDP. You have to ask them directly for this.

Are their CFD  brokerages the same

between  CMCmarkets  and  PhillipCFD  ?

Do they go through  CDP  ?

Wa, you really too much, leh..

     I let go singlish you still say you catch no ball...

         then if I let go more bombastic english then you lagi catch no ball..

             hehe..

CFD stands for Contracts For Difference.

I uses CMCMarkets and Phillip CFD.

You can check out their websites for detail.