Hi Peter, yes I find the new restrictions make trading more
complicated. For-example replicating the BPT SPY system trades -
yes it can be done via spread betting but that can be hard to
control because of the leverage available and the need for ultra
disciplined approach. Personally I don't like SB and of I'm not
sure what sort of protection is in place should the gods ever allow
the markets to tank.
Another possible solution is to trade the UCITS listed ETF's
such as IUSA (iShares S & P 500) and VUSA (Vanguard S & P
500). Others exists such as EQQQ, QQQS, CNX1, RTOW, SPX5. I'm yet
to find one that tracks the SPY. Best of luck.
hi there's also a euro hedge etf IUES so this
one hedge a dollar decline. if you compare both SPY and IUES, you
see they have been running the same only you don t have the dollar
decline ray
Hi Peter, yes I find
Question for any BPT members that are UK residents : ...
Posted by jamtoday on 1st of Feb 2018 at 01:33 pm
Hi Peter, yes I find the new restrictions make trading more complicated. For-example replicating the BPT SPY system trades - yes it can be done via spread betting but that can be hard to control because of the leverage available and the need for ultra disciplined approach. Personally I don't like SB and of I'm not sure what sort of protection is in place should the gods ever allow the markets to tank.
Another possible solution is to trade the UCITS listed ETF's such as IUSA (iShares S & P 500) and VUSA (Vanguard S & P 500). Others exists such as EQQQ, QQQS, CNX1, RTOW, SPX5. I'm yet to find one that tracks the SPY. Best of luck.
hi there's also a euro
Posted by raymuy on 1st of Feb 2018 at 03:27 pm
hi there's also a euro hedge etf IUES so this one hedge a dollar decline. if you compare both SPY and IUES, you see they have been running the same only you don t have the dollar decline ray
Sorry clarification - I'm yet
Posted by jamtoday on 1st of Feb 2018 at 02:11 pm
Sorry clarification - I'm yet to find an ETF that I can trade on US exchanges that tracks the SPY and qualifies under the new rules.
You can do it. Via
Posted by torvix on 1st of Feb 2018 at 02:15 pm
You can do it. Via ETFS.