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super - thought you signed up years ago on the other side.
remember this from over 6 years ago?
J7 - Use CFD's - derivatives do not attract stamp duty. Firms offering CFDs normally advertise in the FT.Find a broker that allows you to enter orders directly into the SETS book. (Subscribe to Level 2 to view the book in real time from your screen)
Looking at ARM currently (Best example I can find quickly - there's no good examples when the market is closed):
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1 | 2,114 | 501 | - | 508 | 53,540 | 2 |
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This looks like an intraday short from good resistance @ 508.If I were to short ARM 3,000, I have three options:-
1) I can sell 2114 at 501.5, with the remaining 886 at 500.5 and be instantly filled at an average price of just over 501. This is what a conventional broker will probably offer you if you wanted to short or close a long.
2) I can place a sell order for 3,000 @507 (or 507.5) - in which case everybody's screens will update to show a new price of 501.5/507. I run the risk of not being filled or of being part filled if somebody else comes in at say 506. Interestingly, If I were filled @ 507, I could immediately place a buy order @502, which, if filled, would net me an instant 1% before commission (I pay 0.5% for the round trip).
3) I can place a sell order at 508 - in which case I join the back of the 508 queue, and get filled once all of the other 508s are filled (Dumb move on this book, but would strengthen the resistance if I was already short)In this example, my whole short would have been based on the resistance at 508 (50,000 is a significant sell order for ARM). So my stop loss says that the second 508 is breached, or the 50,000 @ 508 order is withdrawn, I'm out. I would have been proved wrong. ie stop loss is near as damnit 0%.Hope that answers your questions.
Gausie