One thing to think about If you are purely in it for the short term and are purely speculating, then you could benefit from leveraging your position through one of the many providers out there. This will allow you to increase your exposure to the underlying asset without having to stump up the cash upfront. Leaving you free to spread your portfolio around a bit. As long as you remember that it can go both ways and any one investment could lose you more than you initially invested then it's a good way of making money if things go your way.

rlThese guysrl are reputable and offer CFD products on the equities products.

I'm not recommending this is any way (I'm not CFA registered so wouldn't dream of it!) just thought I would throw the idea out there!

I hope you went on your own feeling Standee and didn't spend all the money like Dally suggested.

Thomas cook up again 25% today. Don't know how long you intend on holding for, but hope you enjoy the profit.

He'll be selling today I should think.

not selling just yet
and the profit will go on the next shares

Most retail investors aren't bright enough to use leverage sensibly, I'd avoid.

Yeah, if you want to be exposed to losing more money than you have. If you're that mad you might as well have a play in the FX market.