@b3699 Itāll correct itself when the trading session begins.
@David thanks for the clarity
I just had a stop loss triggered. I hope that wasnāt because of issues with the price.
Iām investigating now.
False alarm! It was in my practice account. As Iāve said a few times, these havenāt been updated so theyāll exhibit strange behaviour now.
I do like how you break down the maths and jargon related to the stock market
Itās actually āmandatoryā to all hundred of thousands users to be in the community to know anything about the platform, thatās the reason why there is no changelog on App updates or at least a useful twitter account.
Learn something new everyday, Mandatoryā i didnāt even now this, and only joined as i was getting annoyed with customer service via email. Its fortunate that T212 customers are not on here in that volume as iām unsure how T212/Leaders would cope.
wow, that deep thought my friend. We can agree that one way to support the community grow bigger n strongerā¦
Let us get official words from T212 representative⦠then throwing our personal assumption.
Stating Mandatory community attendance means no more App notification⦠then I guess T212 made a mistake sending out ISA eligibility note few days back. Just sell of our long term ADR from ISA with no communication and highlight a post from June.
Youāre being sarcastic, right? Iām honestly not quite sure.
Iām fairly sure you are, but the fact that youāre a āLeaderā is confusing me.
Now we have App notification for the fractional split,
Why is ātrading suspendedā for Apple and Tesla in CFD?
@laguiar forgot to add
Otherwise would be much easier spot
Should I be using CFD or INVEST for Tesla?
This is quite a complicated question to answer. However, here are some basic facts.
The current share price of Tesla is about $450.
In INVEST, if you want to buy a share itāll cost you $450 in whatever your currency is. If itās GBP then thatās about Ā£338.34. As the share price fluctuates, the value of your $450 investment fluctuates by the same percentage.
However, in CFD, if you want to buy a share itāll only cost you one-fifth of the share price, so $90/Ā£67.67 in this example, because the leverage is 1:5. So, despite spending one-fifth as much, you would still get the same gains (or losses) as if youād paid the full price in INVEST. This can magnify your gains, but it can also magnify your losses, so you need to be very careful. Also, because youāre effectively borrowing the funds to pay for the other four-fifths of a share, you need to pay interest. At the moment that interest is 0.08 per day. I canāt remember if that figure is in USD or GBP and Iām not clear on how it is calculated or how it fluctuates.
Finally, if you decide that INVEST is right for you, but youāre in the UK, you should use ISA instead if you have any allowance left for the 2020/21 tax year.
Iām still trying to wrap my head around CFD, so I hope somebody will correct me quickly if Iāve explained this incorrectly.
Also, with CFD, you can āshortā a stock, meaning that youāll gain if it goes down rather than up, and lose if it goes up rather than down. You do this by using the āSellā option instead of āBuyā. Donāt be confused by the word āSellā; unlike in ISA/INVEST, you donāt need to own a stock before you can sell/short it. In this case the daily interest is 0.06 in either GBP/USD (see above). Iāve never understood why it costs less for a short (sell) position than a long (buy) position, so Iād be grateful if anybody can explain it.
Welcome to the community @farida101 really depends what youāre trying to achieve?
CFD: will include leverage 1:5 and less finances to purchase (good for day trading/short swings). You will incur overnight fees and wider spreads. Tesla is included in extended hours so can be traded after hours and pre-market.
INVEST: is good for long term, and for day/swing without leverage. (although i read somewhere T212 have introduced 1:2 leverage?). extended hours is currently not available on the Invest platform.
The leverage varies depending on the instrument.
For example, Tesla & Apple are 1:5.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are 1:2.
Gold is 1:20.
Silver is 1:10.
You can find the margin/leverage and the interest (short/long position swap) in āInstrument detailsā.
1:2 is in regards to Invest platform as i read somewhere on the community this can be done, although not sure so put a ?ā
i didnāt realise you had replied as it just showed his comment
Sorry, I misunderstood. I hadnāt heard that. Does anybody know if this is true?
Itās just as well you did reply; I forgot about the extended hours!