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That depends of the kind of player you are. Short Term Yes, Long Term No.
Same with the ones that track comission charges vs the ones that do not care.
Also the port size of the player since it kind of determines how much potential to free cash it has and finally given that, how much cash actually the player will need to free to make whatever trade .
For example I made this risk decision (thinking short term) of sacrificing my 2 hobbits max 50,000 positions to get into the action in Harry Potter 7. Still i can make the 75,000 max with those and pay a hefty comission going out hobbit going in Harry Potter. Time will tell if I did the right thing or not.
Big changes: what are the consequences? Nov 02, 01:57
A lot of stocks becoming grossly overpriced by people blindly adding another 25k when they're already overpriced. {nm} Nov 02, 04:13
which in theory creates more opportunities on the short side... {nm} Nov 02, 04:18
I think that these new rules favour the ports that are getting it right. If on the other hand your port Nov 02, 04:21
Do you think these prices will drop again or will they just settle at a price that's a bit higher in general? {nm} Nov 02, 04:37
Oh, they'll drop and woe be to those who don't reverse them before they do. {nm} Nov 02, 05:11
^the above was my contribution to Colbert's "Restore the Fear" campaign :) {nm} Nov 02, 05:11
Yeah, except that it won't just go up .01... it will go up .01 for every trade made (or more--I don't know the ratio) Nov 02, 06:27
That is true. I am cash broke and my port is no longer a "small" one. Nov 02, 07:15
That depends of the kind of player you are. Short Term Yes, Long Term No. Nov 02, 10:26
sorry it should read "still can not make" {nm} Nov 02, 10:27
great, now I can lose more on the weekend openers! {nm} Nov 02, 06:28
here is my take, and I think this was Dmac's motivation (pure speculation on my part) Nov 02, 07:36
The rich get richer. all good {nm} Nov 02, 08:51
Time for an annual new 5% tax on profits? Yea, I said it! =D {nm} Nov 02, 09:43