Spread Betting Investing Guide Launches New Service Featuring a Comprehensive Questions-Answers Investing Resource
London (PRWEB) May 27, 2009
Private investors seeking to profit from trading opportunities can now make use of a new online training tool. Financial-Spread-Betting.com a spread betting investing guide, is proud to announce an exciting new resource for our members enabling readers to ask our expert traders stock market related questions. The service is easy to use, promises swift response to your questions through a handy online form, and is provided free of charge.
Service located at the below URL -:
http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Spread-trading-faqs.html
Regardless of your level of experience, from a beginner seeking basic stock market information, to an experienced trader seeking to perfect your trading strategies, or even if you’re somewhere in between, our FAQs question and answer investing guide can help.
Spread betting is one of those geared products similar to futures trading, options and contracts for difference that allow you the dream of huge financial success without having a vast capital to begin with. Unfortunately the reality is a little different and while you can win big you can lose in glorious style too. For those who have not looked at spread betting it is a flexible financial tool allowing you to profit from the stock markets going up or down.
Because the market is very volatile at the moment – the FTSE can swing between 150 and 200 points in a day – it’s an opportunity for an awful lot of spread bettors to make money on the market going up, or also the market going down, just in that daily range as well. However, spread betting can be a dangerous tool if not handled calmly and you have to have a bit of cash behind you – it would be folly otherwise.
Go to the re-launched http://www.Financial-Spread-Betting.com website now to check out our latest offerings:
Answers to all your spread betting and stock market trading questions with our daily, expertly written articles.
Product explanations and glossaries of terms with a ‘personal mentor’ offering hints and tips to improve your trading (http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/spreadbetting-glossary.html).
Latest spread betting industry news, factsheets and happenings as they arise.
Reviews of provider platforms and extensive interviews with industry participants.
Spread betting commentary narrated by a successful trader sharing his ups and downs.
Free tools and spread betting strategies and tactics to assist in your learning process.
The site now also has a new look following an extensive revamp to add more interest and improved navigation.
The http://www.Financial-Spread-Betting.com site is a one-stop online destination for anyone who wants to know more about spread betting and its workings. We work to dispel the myths regarding spread betting and to provide individual traders with a clearer understanding of how spread betting works and how it can be an efficient, tax-free alternative to trading with a traditional broker.
About Spread Betting and CFDs: Spread bets are ‘bets’ on share price movements. They exploit a tax loophole and come under betting legislation, so gains are free of tax, but any losses incurred cannot be offset against capital gains. So if a share price is 300p, a bet of £1 per ‘point’ would be the equivalent of making a £300 investment, £10 per point £3,000, £100 per point £30,000 etc…Prices are quoted with a ‘spread’ – for instance, if the share price is 300p, you might be quoted 298-302 (298 to buy, 302 to sell – in fact this is the same as CFDs and traditional shares trading). Like contracts for difference, with spread bets you can sell ‘short’ as easily as you can buy. Bets by law have to be time-limited so they are either ‘daily’, or based around a 3 month maturity calendar (but can be ‘rolled over’ and you can even do this automatically). Also, just like CFDs, there is an interest an interest charge and dividend credit for the period a position is held, but the spread betting company builds it into the price they quote for 3 and 6 month bets.
Financial-Spread-Betting.com is the brainchild of Andy Richardson, a London-based spreadbetter who, fed up with the rat race, wanted to enable himself to earn a great income working from home. Having started with just £10,000 about 10 years ago down in London he started working for a small investment company with the boss giving him £50k of company money to play with which he turned into £200k within a year.
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