New Project on Contract-for-Difference (CFD)

February 14th, 2008

Hi all!

I’ve got an announcement to make. I’d like to introduce a new blog project of somebody close to me entitled “Pumpy’s CFD Trading Journal“.

Basically, the blog is a journal of a 5-year-old little elephant in trading Contract-for-Difference (CFD).

In that blog, you shall follow Pumpy in his quest to achieve financial independence through Contract-for-Difference (CFD) trading.




Have a look at the blog, bookmark it, and add it to your blogroll if you don’t mind. Pumpy told me that he will link back to your blog/website!

Visit Pumpy’s CFD Trading Journal here at http://babypumpy.blogspot.com

Have a look at my CFD Trading articles to learn more about CFD.

- CFD Trading : An Introduction
- CFD Trading/Share Trading : Setting Stop Loss
- CFD Trading/Share Trading : Stop Loss in Perspective
- CFD Trading/Share Trading : Being Long and Short (Concept of Short Selling)
- CFD Trading/Share Trading : Short Selling in Perspective
- CFD Trading/Share Trading : The 2% Rule

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4 Responses to “New Project on Contract-for-Difference (CFD)”

  1. kurt on February 14, 2008 10:57 pm

    hello pumpy,

    if i invest AUD100 per day, could you return to me AUD115? say your average gain 15%/day. can you invest for me?

  2. nadlique on February 15, 2008 12:24 am

    hi :)

    haha, what are you thinking there? get-rich-quick schemes or something?

    it’s hard enough to return 15% per year, let alone 15% per day. in other words, 15% per day is, well.. impossible.

    on pumpy’s blog, you might see that the first day’s return was close to 20%, but pumpy has not updated his blog yet with the whole week summary. he had in fact made a loss. quite a big one i have to say.

    and no, pumpy will not take people’s money to invest.

  3. kurt on February 15, 2008 8:28 pm

    nad,

    Honestly to say, i have earned plenty of money in australia but i really don’t have any idea where to invest that money.

    what would you do if you were me?

  4. nadlique on February 15, 2008 9:46 pm

    your best bet would be to go to a licensed financial adviser, explain to him your situation, then he’ll draw up a plan.

    that’s the most sensible thing to do first, in my opinion.

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