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mahendra1 wrote:I wish my stock brokering firm also produce all these information,my stock broking firm never bother to send email or sms![]()
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ravi1 wrote:Dear Gamaya,
you are getting all wrong information, Capital Trust partners never sold any shares they only bought over the last three years. I think they bought over 47 Million shares 13%. I hear they are buying up to 20% now, because they started buy only those, two Directors had to leave the board.
mahendra1 wrote:I trade with four broker firms only Capital Trust does not fore sell shares, when there was sudden depth in the market.
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Gaja wrote:Surprised with number of 1st posts
Yes yes,they are helping each other as well.jonta999 wrote:Gaja wrote:Surprised with number of 1st posts
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ethical.investor wrote:Last two months I have made large amount of money due to the margin trading provided by Capital trust Credit, hundreds of clients appreciates this, please don’t misleads newcomerswhen the markets is going up you need to have margin trading to double the speed to increase your wealth.
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This is correct, you have to use one of the margin providers.viper123 wrote:Got a call from my broker, and she said that according to the new rule we cant keep the credit more than 14days. Either we have to sell or add new cash. If we need to use the credit then we have an agreement to convert to margin account(24% annual interest).
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i am sure there was a valid reason for that .....dsam wrote:capital trust sold some of my shares which were on credit without informing.This is bad.
gamaya wrote:Capital lost is the no 1 wipeout agents.
They have now sued many of its own clients who have minus accounts now. Many clients have paid up for fear of going to courts. They often dont even have a margin agreement. Capital lost does nt give the clients agreement copy even.
There main tacticts is keeping high margin to collect the interest money till margin exceed 90%;and only then they force sell. Thus they take maximum utility from their valued clients.
Plus they have lots of valued clients with minus accounts. And the minus is rising each month with interest. Lots of their clients are share owners of obituary investment.
GMNet wrote:gamaya wrote:Capital lost is the no 1 wipeout agents.
They have now sued many of its own clients who have minus accounts now. Many clients have paid up for fear of going to courts. They often dont even have a margin agreement. Capital lost does nt give the clients agreement copy even.
There main tacticts is keeping high margin to collect the interest money till margin exceed 90%;and only then they force sell. Thus they take maximum utility from their valued clients.
Plus they have lots of valued clients with minus accounts. And the minus is rising each month with interest. Lots of their clients are share owners of obituary investment.
I have been emailed and told by Thushan that you and Smallville got a personal problem with him and two of you are trying to discredit his character. Please feel free to express your concerns here.
gamaya wrote:GMNet wrote:gamaya wrote:Capital lost is the no 1 wipeout agents.
They have now sued many of its own clients who have minus accounts now. Many clients have paid up for fear of going to courts. They often dont even have a margin agreement. Capital lost does nt give the clients agreement copy even.
There main tacticts is keeping high margin to collect the interest money till margin exceed 90%;and only then they force sell. Thus they take maximum utility from their valued clients.
Plus they have lots of valued clients with minus accounts. And the minus is rising each month with interest. Lots of their clients are share owners of obituary investment.
I have been emailed and told by Thushan that you and Smallville got a personal problem with him and two of you are trying to discredit his character. Please feel free to express your concerns here.
Sure. This is my personnel experience with them.
I had a account with them and the margin provider was Divasa equity. In late 2012 my broker boy had took the margin from Divasa without my instructions; Divasa used to forcesell when the account went below 50%. I aked my broker why did you removed my margin provider. He said it is to get me a better margin provider (PM Finance) which had 1% less interest. Then I signed an agreement with PMC and broker boy had sent to head office. I was quite confident all was well.
Then after more than a month he tells me that PMC does not have the capacity to supply margin and I can sign an agreement with capital loss(credit) if I like. All this while my acct is charged high interest and the margin provider was supposed to be capital loss. Now I have no option now but to sign an agreement with their margin firm. Then with the interest and market drop I am in high margin and stuck. Finally they forced sold after around 2 yrs of interest collection.
We usually trust our agents to treat us fairly. Here also I should have complained when my broker removed my margin acct from divasa. I didn't because he was in good terms with me and he is an educated fellow etc. Now I realise that it was a plot to take the handsome interest to themselves.
This way lots of people went in to minus cash level accounts. How can a minus cash acct exist in a capital market..? I dont know how the regulators allow that. They have sued some of these clients.
Does this emailing fellow has anything to tell regarding minus client accounts, or sueing their clients..? I am looking forward to hear that.
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