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The code is done, the snapshot is ready, the release candidate will hopefully be out tomorrow and a hard fork scheduled for next week.Woohoo!
Mostly just testing and validation at this point.
Holy Cow, thats pretty harsh. I think each broker (company) would have it's own policies. Really pays to read the fine printContracts for Differences ("CFDs") products were developed to allow customers to enjoy all the benefits of possessing a stock, index, ETF, forex or commodity position without having to physically own the underlying instrument itself. A customer enters into a contract for a CFD at the quoted price. The difference between that price and the price when the position is closed is settled in cash, giving rise to the name "Contract for Difference" or CFD.
Have you actually read the contracts for one of the brokers which offer CFD as a forex broker? It's mind boggling...
IE: I believe it was ATC brokers... which have a pool of money that all traders accounts get put into... the CFD's are traded backed this pool and if at any point the pool runs out of money, well shit out luck all accounts are seized and bankruptcy would mean some accounts would be paid out while others left to try based on the shortfall of the pool.
With CFDs customers can buy ("go long") and close the position later by selling. Alternatively customers can sell ("go short") and close the position later by buying. Selling at a higher/lower price than the purchase price yields a gain/loss accordingly.
CFDs have grown in popularity over the past few years. It is increasingly becoming the preferred way to trade the financial markets.
CFDs work like this: instead of purchasing 1,000 Microsoft shares from a stockbroker, a customer could instead buy a 1,000 CFDs of Microsoft. A $5 per share fall in the price of Microsoft would give the CFD customer a $5,000 loss or a $5 per share rise in the price of Microsoft would give the CFD customer a $5,000 profit , just as if he had purchased the actual shares that are traded on the Exchange.
Any financial entitlements, such as dividends, are adjusted for in cash, directly to a CFD holder's account. However, any voting rights available to the holder of an equity share are not available to the holder of an equivalent CFD.
Nobody has build the win client yet?
Wow!
Good that I do not have to move, withdraw, deposit too much DNS before tomorrow.
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