How to Refine Your Spread Betting Strategy – PR-USA.net (press release)Posed On November 5th, 2010


How to Refine Your Spread Betting Strategy
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Fundamentally, your financial spread betting strategy is the recipe for your trading. It provides you with a set of guidelines to ensure consistency across

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Four Emotions Best Left Out of Your Spread Betting – PR Newswire (press release)Posed On October 13th, 2010


Four Emotions Best Left Out of Your Spread Betting
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In order to make sure that you do not overtrade, simply set a spread betting system outlining your entry, objective and exit from your financial spread bets
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Bond Market Update – Briefing.comPosed On October 9th, 2010


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Interestingly, the 3-mo/3-yr spread is trading 38.7, down from its April high near 160. The last time the 3-mo/3-yr spread was inverted was March 2008,
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Understanding Financial SpreadsPosed On May 30th, 2009

Adam Jepsen asked:




Financial spread betting is a relatively new form of investing. It allows you to bet on shares or markets without owning any stocks or products. Financial spread betting works on the basic principles of “Buying” or “Going long” and “Selling” or “Going short”. Buying or going long simply refers to betting on the value of a market going up. Selling or going short is betting on the value of a market going down. These two principles form the crux of financial spread betting which ultimately decide your profits or losses depending upon how much the markets move up or down.

Financial spread betting has become increasingly popular due to the variety of benefits that it offers. So for all those who want to know ‘ why spread bet? here are some of the answers.

First and foremost, financial spread betting is a tax free* investment. Unlike buying shares and other investments there is no income tax, no capital gains tax and no stamp duty deducted from your P&L.

Spread bets also give you the opportunity to stick to the market of your choice. There is little limitation with regards to the number of markets you can trade. You can take positions on a huge range of financial markets including shares, stock market indices, forex , commodities, interest rates, bonds etc. If your strength / knowledgebase is the NASDAQ, you can stick with trading the NASDAQ 100. If your strength is the Oil markets you can stick to spread trading the price of a barrel of Brent Crude Oil.

Financial spread betting also saves you from the headache of paying commission. Unlike many share dealing services, with spreads you do not pay a commission to the operator for every trade.

As mentioned above, you can bet on both upwards and downwards moving markets. If you think a market will go down, you can spread bet on the market going down.

Financial spread betting also lets you place your bets online or via the phone.

We understand the need to know about financial spread betting and therefore endeavour to provide a comprehensive guide to spreads. Just go to www.cleanfinancial.com whenever you are looking for a range of different opinions, tips and/or strategies on financial spread betting.

Ron

Compare Spread Betting Companies in the UKPosed On May 29th, 2009

Adam Jepsen asked:




We compare these companies in the UK and show the different services on offer. To compare spread betting companies in the UK you need to understand the basics of spread betting.

About Financial Spread Betting

Clean Financial.com provides you free online information on the UK financial spread betting market. Financial spread betting allows you to bet on the key financial markets. Spread betting can give you an edge because the profits that you make from financial spread betting are tax free*

Spread Betting Companies in the UK

Cantor Index: Cantor Index is one of the leading companies; they offer online financial spread betting services, 24 hour online trading and a mobile phone spread betting platform. They also provide financial spread betting with a “competitive pricing strategy”.

Capital Spreads: Capital Spreads is the spread betting arm of the AIM listed company London Capital Group. They aim to provide tight spreads to their customers. They also have a stop-loss facility to help you minimize your risks on losing bets.

City Index: City Index also offer you a number of benefits if you open a financial spread betting account with them. A convenient, fast, flexible trading platform allows you to back a market or product, it also allows you to short (bet against) a market or product.
CMC Spread Betting: CMC Markets delves into the derivates trading market. It offers online financial spread betting services including quarterly future spread betting services. They let customers manage their risk by minimizing loses with a Controlled Risk Bet.

Financial Spreads: FinancialSpreads.com offer a wide range of markets with stop losses and those all important narrow / tight spreads. FinancialSpreads also provides simple free access to live data and charts.

Finspreads is a UK based spread betting company that offers interactive online trading for it’s customers. Some of the interesting features it offers are its Auto Rollover System and Advance Trade Closure.

IG Index: A UK spread betting company, IG Index provides online and mobile spread betting services, access to financial markets and competitive prices on financial spreads.
Trad Index: TradIndex also provides online trading combined with wide ranging market information. You only need a small deposit to open an account. They also offer stop loss facilities to customers.

www.cleanfinancial.com is a leading online financial spread betting website that gives extensive information and useful tips on the UK and Ireland spread betting markets.

Lois