Just like when you go to war, you don't charge into enemy territory and fire all your bullets. You keep some in case there are still enemies out there. Later I shall point out something in that website which I do not agree. It said margin investment is for short term and not for long term. That statement is not right. It is just like housing loan. Every year as you continue to pay, your interest becomes less because your borrowed amount becomes less as the years go by.

So in margin if you borrowed $20k and you made $20k profit, after then I don't think there is any more interest incurred. You have already returned the sum you borrowed.

iPunter      ( Date: 04-Apr-2010 16:47) Posted: Perhaps that may apply to individual brokers' terms for margin accounts, then the fine print applies. But for CFD, I doubt there is such a proviso, but here again, I suppose some brokers may also offer that flexibility. But the main point of yours which I appreciate the most is the strategy of not being over leveraged in trades. Great strategy, I must agree...

Just like when you go to war, you don't charge into enemy territory and fire all your bullets. You keep some in case there are still enemies out there. Later I shall point out something in that website which I do not agree. It said margin investment is for short term and not for long term. That statement is not right. It is just like housing loan. Every year as you continue to pay, your interest becomes less because your borrowed amount becomes less as the years go by.

So in margin if you borrowed $20k and you made $20k profit, after then I don't think there is any more interest incurred. You have already returned the sum you borrowed.

iPunter      ( Date: 04-Apr-2010 16:47) Posted: Perhaps that may apply to individual brokers' terms for margin accounts, then the fine print applies. But for CFD, I doubt there is such a proviso, but here again, I suppose some brokers may also offer that flexibility. But the main point of yours which I appreciate the most is the strategy of not being over leveraged in trades. Great strategy, I must agree...

Your thoughts are simply too simplistic...

And you are thinking there is only one big boy in the game?

Simplistic... simply simplistic... hehehe... 

basically what kanna "push up" will have to fall down..... that's is how i use my ars to think before i act... anyway i have not touch them yet... waiting for any "rite" signal....

dun worry, i am not stupid to anyhow short one.... thanks for ur advise mr Bon..... :)

so far only dare dare short Genting hard hard....cheers!