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Title: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: redbeans2012 on May 18, 2012, 03:24:03 PM Someone buys shares.. places the ticker on GLBSE and we can play around with trading it? Dumb idea? Too many fees, taxes, government bull***?
Sometimes I'd like to play the other stock market but don't feel like going through all the crap. Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: ColdHardMetal on May 18, 2012, 03:37:31 PM Someone buys shares.. places the ticker on GLBSE and we can play around with trading it? Dumb idea? Too many fees, taxes, government bull***? Sometimes I'd like to play the other stock market but don't feel like going through all the crap. The problem with that is that anyone trying to mirror regular world stocks by hedging with their trading platform of choice is probably in violation of the TOS of that platform. However, if someone wanted to set up CFDs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_for_difference)based on regular stocks using the GLBSE platform, that would be no problem. Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: redbeans2012 on May 18, 2012, 03:57:00 PM Someone buys shares.. places the ticker on GLBSE and we can play around with trading it? Dumb idea? Too many fees, taxes, government bull***? Sometimes I'd like to play the other stock market but don't feel like going through all the crap. The problem with that is that anyone trying to mirror regular world stocks by hedging with their trading platform of choice is probably in violation of the TOS of that platform. However, if someone wanted to set up CFDs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_for_difference)based on regular stocks using the GLBSE platform, that would be no problem. Looks like even those are illegal in the US. Yeah probably not a good idea to put anything related to that other stock market anywhere near the GLBSE.. It really doesn't need any unwanted attention Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: ColdHardMetal on May 18, 2012, 04:37:05 PM Looks like even those are illegal in the US. Deep down I don't think too many of us are all that worried about that. Yeah probably not a good idea to put anything related to that other stock market anywhere near the GLBSE.. It really doesn't need any unwanted attention But to this I would concur. Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: SgtSpike on May 18, 2012, 04:42:47 PM What about a mutual fund/investment group?
Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: Dalkore on May 18, 2012, 07:45:24 PM Someone buys shares.. places the ticker on GLBSE and we can play around with trading it? Dumb idea? Too many fees, taxes, government bull***? Sometimes I'd like to play the other stock market but don't feel like going through all the crap. Stay away from this. You start doing this and you will see regulation at a speed you have never seen. BAD IDEA Title: Re: Any way to play the "real world" stock market through GLBSE? Post by: BrightAnarchist on May 19, 2012, 03:17:03 PM This would be possible through derivatives without anyone owning anything real
But maybe only for major indices, such as S&P500 eminis. I think this is already being worked on |