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Gents, can you explain to the newbie (me) why wouldn't you go long on RRS? It seems a no brainer looking at the chart, news flow and brokers' targets. Well, I know it's a mining business but seems to be established well enough not to risk anything and go long. Seems like huge gains to be made. What am I missing? Many thanks.

Yeah, defo. It won't be that easy with real money... althought i would have risked £ 20pp o ftse short yesterday. I predicted ukraine crisis would have hit the markets. Although on the other hand i didnt predict todays quick comeback lol swings and roundabouts... one question, what do you reckon, generally, is the best time in a day to place spread bets?

Thanks for the explanation everyone. I've setup a demo SB account on ii. Tried something in the morning but was getting "quote too old" message most of the time when I tried it on a company or two. I got lucky with a bet on FTSE100 two days ago. Managed to place a short just after 8am for £50 just to try it. In 5 or 10 minutes I was £1000 in profit so I closed it lol Wish it was always that easy.

Hi guys, Reading all that with interest. I'm still learning and need to for a long while i guess before starting spreadbetting. One question, it is all measured per point. So goes up or down by a point, rather than percentage, and that is how it is worked out what you gain/lose. What is that point when the price of equity/share is, let's, say 1p and what is the point when it is 1000p? What's the difference? Many thanks.