Bank Shares

**Roach-Rampino** · 30th April 2009

Originally Posted by ant3b

Where is the best place to look at the shares market??

London Stock Exchange

**ratty** · 30th April 2009

I've been wanting to put a few '000 into spreadbetting, whats the best way of starting this up?

Thanks

Originally Posted by Spennyboy

Hehe - another wise tip - spread your bets.

If JJB goes down - the others should stop me from making a loss.

If they all go down... well... i'll be an extra in the next Hostel movie

**Q-Ball** · 30th April 2009

for spread betting igindex is the way to go, however "experts" frown against spread betting as the companies can manipulate the spreads in their favour and they don't reflect the market acurately.

**Sanj[UK]** · 30th April 2009

edit nevermind :>

We need a share-talk forum!

**gunner** · 30th April 2009

CFD's are better really, tighter spreads, better prices.

The only downside is capital Gains Tax.

Fincher - for long term Barclays, RBS and Lloyds still look like bargains. People will look back in years to come and wish that they invested in this climate (dyor, imo).

**Sanj[UK]** · 30th April 2009

Originally Posted by gunner

CFD's are better really, tighter spreads, better prices.

The only downside is capital Gains Tax.

Fincher - for long term Barclays, RBS and Lloyds still look like bargains. People will look back in years to come and wish that they invested in this climate (dyor, imo).

Yeh i bought about 100 rbs shares today..wish i grabbed them at 11p

Does anyone have a FREE realtime tracker? All the online ones I've found (even the one on my phone) are all 15 min behind

**Spennyboy** · 1st May 2009

Originally Posted by Sanj[UK]

Yeh i bought about 100 rbs shares today..wish i grabbed them at 11p

Does anyone have a FREE realtime tracker? All the online ones I've found (even the one on my phone) are all 15 min behind

shareprice.co.uk or advfn.com

Both have to register - but both are live.

**Clubber Lang** · 1st May 2009

I pay for the advfn service. Think it is �12 a month. This way the live feed doesn't time out.

**super mike** · 1st May 2009

Originally Posted by gunner

Fincher - for long term Barclays, RBS and Lloyds still look like bargains. People will look back in years to come and wish that they invested in this climate (dyor, imo).

I'm looking with regrets now that I do not have the capital at the moment to invest in RBS and Lloyds as I feel the massive profit boat has sailed from Barclays for the time being (It'll still go up mind).