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  • Opening Your Financial Spread Betting Account
    By: luckystrike | - Ok, so you're ready to set up your UK spread betting account. The procedure for opening a financial spread betting account is really very straightforward. You either visit the spread betting site, say, City Index and ask for a brochure pack or fill out the online application form. Opening an account is very simple and you can apply online or call their sales team with the whole process taking just a few minutes.

    The spread betting provider will want to know if you have any outsta ...
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  • Trading After The Credit Crunch
    By: Adam Jepsen | - As the world slowly recovers from the credit crunch and we look back at what went right and what went wrong, people are increasingly looking to take control of their finances.

    If we were to be honest with ourselves, then we should probably accept that we can improve on at least a couple of the following; tax efficient investments, long term investments, actively reviewing our existing investments and looking at new opportunities that the financial markets are currently providing

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  • Crude Oil Trading
    By: Adam Jepsen | - Trading crude oil can be very difficult and there are many factors that affect its price.

    Oil is currently drifting higher day by day. Although there has been a recent pull back in line with equity markets from the highs, we are still far higher now than we were 12 months ago.

    For all of the talk about variation from dependence on oil, the fact remains that a huge percentage of our energy usage still relies on crude oil. While there are other alternatives to petrol and ...
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  • Trading The International Financial Markets
    By: Robert Thomas | - Many people are increasingly thinking about taking control of their finances; especially in the light of the positives and negatives drawn from the economic crisis.

    Being more tax efficient with your investments and savings is always a good idea. Looking to adjust existing stocks and shares portfolios is another sensible area of focus. And then there is looking at new investment opportunities.

    I would imagine that most readers would benefit from putting more thought and ...
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  • Benefits Of Spread Trading
    By: Joan Weisman | - The reason that spread trading is becoming popular in the United Kingdom is because it is a convenient way of making great returns especially during harsh economic times such as the past recession. In simple terms, spread trading involves the process of betting on whether the value of a bond, share, stock or financial commodity will shift upward or downwards within the market. The movement is ranked in terms of points thus the degree to which a correct speculation is made is measured in terms of ...
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  • Advantages Of Spread Betting
    By: Thomas Bainbridge | - In the aftermath of the credit crunch, investors are learning from past mistakes and deciding to take greater control of their finances.

    Opportunities in fluctuating markets, tax efficiency and planning investments for the future are all motivating forces.

    Yes it takes time but the majority of readers would probably benefit from more financial planning, more research or even just taking at little time to think about their investment aims and objectives.

    Hav ...
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  • Trading The Markets And The Financial Recovery
    By: Robert Thomas | - With the world in recovery mode, many people are still questioning how the financial markets got so out of control. They are also questioning something a little closer to home; how to better look after their own money and finances.

    If we are being honest with ourselves, we would probably admit that we can improve on at least one of the following; long term investments, tax efficiency, actively reviewing our existing investments and looking at new opportunities that the markets in 20 ...
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  • Trading After The Credit Crunch
    By: Robert Thomas | - As the major economies start to stabilise and the risk of a depression thankfully recedes, many people are reflecting on a few important issues. Firstly, how did it happen? Secondly, how can you better protect yourself in the future?

    Few would argue against the importance of fiscal planning and research. Opportunities in fluctuating markets, tax efficiency and planning investments for the future are all motivating forces.

    It looks like many people are turning away from ...
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  • Trading Forex, Shares And Commodities
    By: Daniel Jones | - As the major economies start to stabilise and the risk of a depression fades into the distance many are reflecting on a few important points. Firstly, how did it all happen? Secondly, how can they better protect themselves in the future?

    If we were to be honest with ourselves, then we should probably accept that we can improve on at least a couple of the following:

    1)Tax efficient investments
    2)Long term investments
    3)Actively reviewing our existing inves ...
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  • Financial Trading In The Uk After The Credit Crunch
    By: Daniel Jones | - As the world slowly recovers from the credit crunch and we look back at what went right and what went wrong, people are increasingly looking to take control of their finances.

    Trying to be more tax efficient with your savings and investments is always a good starting point. Of course, looking at existing stocks and shares portfolios is another area to review.

    I am sure we all appreciate that we could benefit from planning more. But not everyone is sitting on their hands ...
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  • Financial Trading Tips
    By: Daniel Jones | - With the world in recovery mode, many people are still questioning how the markets got so out of control. They are also questioning something a little closer to home; their own finances.

    Some people will be looking for more tax efficient investments. Others will want to diversify their existing portfolios as well as look at new investment opportunities.

    I dont think that there are many of us who wouldnt benefit from putting more thought and effort into these key a ...
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  • Financial Spread Betting
    By: Robert Thomas | - Financial Spread Betting is a rapidly growing area of investment that does not require the parties involved to exchange, or even own, the assets they are speculating on.

    Spread betting is generally easiest to think of as a bet on the value of an asset, such as stocks and shares, to either increase or decrease at some specified point in the future.

    A bet on the value to increase is usually called a Buy bet or a Long position, whereas a bet on the value to dec ...
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  • Spread Betting And Daily Markets
    By: Thomas Bainbridge | - Financial Spread Trading is a form of investment which is different to more traditional stock market trading that generally insists on a trader taking possession of a share or asset.

    In some cases taking possession of the an asset can be rather inconvenient, such as with quantities of gold bullion or foreign currency. Financial spread trading, or spread betting as it is often known, aims to do away with this requirement.

    This is achieved by simply placing a spread bet u ...
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  • What A Minimum Initial Margin Requirement Is In Financial Spread Trading
    By: Joan Weisman | - A vital part of any investment in the world of financial spread trading is the minimum initial margin requirement. This requirement, which is known as a Minimum IMR for short, is used as a guideline for opening a new position for a spread.

    The Minimum IMR in financial spread trading refers to a value that relates to the amount of money that is required for a spread to begin. What this means is that before a person can begin investing in a spread a certain amount of money is going to ...
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  • How Stop Losses Work In Financial Spread Trading
    By: Joan Weisman | - When getting a transaction made in the world of trading it will be important to be sure that the losses that one could endure are limited. In financial spread trading this can be done through applying a stop loss onto ones transaction.

    A stop loss is a common type of order that can be used in trading. This is where when the investment one is working with gets to a certain price that is higher or lower than where the investment was at the start an order is automatically made. ...
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  • A Big Put Spread in Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA) | ONN.tv Shared By: TweetYouTweetMe - ... deal with OncoGenex Pharmaceuticals ( OGXI ), which triggered a put spread trade from at least one investor looking for downside in the stock.

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  • Financial Spread Trading Hours Open Even When Some Markets Are Closed
    By: Joan Weisman | - One of the best benefits of financial spread trading is that it is a form of trading that is open longer than most markets in the world. Trading hours will last from early in the morning to the later parts of the evening. These hours can vary according to what is going to be traded and what market is going to be used.

    Financial spread trading hours for offices are longer than that of what is offered for other trading offices. A typical office will open at seven in the morning London ...
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  • Spread Betting And Reducing Your Trading Risk
    By: Thomas Bainbridge | - So you want to invest in gold but do not want trade through an Exchange Traded Fund? Likewise you probably do not want to take physical possession of the metal.

    Well, now you can bid adieu to the complications associated with the actual possession of bullion with the help of financial spread bets. Spread bets today include a wide range of markets on which you can trade.

    That is not to say you should restrict your trading to spread betting, however, but it is worth cons ...
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  • Spread Betting In Ireland
    By: Thomas Bainbridge | - Are you planning to invest some extra money into the capital markets? Well, one place to start is some of the Irish spread betting companies.

    Spread betting, also known as spread trading, is an interesting system which allows you to trade financial markets across the world without any physical possession of stocks or commodities. As with all investing, a careful approach and a well laid investment plan is needed.

    Because you dont take physical possession of any ...
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  • Handling Currencies In Financial Spread Trading
    By: Joan Weisman | - A problem with trading internationally is that many stocks or commodities that can be handled are ones that measured through different currencies than what one normally uses. This can cause the cost of an investment to go up due to currency exchange costs. In financial spread trading this will not be a problem.

    One of the greatest benefits of handling currencies in financial spread trading is that a person who invests money in this field will not have to worry about exchanging one ...
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  • How Gapping Works In Financial Spread Trading
    By: Joan Weisman | - Although stop losses can be applied to various transactions in financial spread trading as a means of preventing massive losses these stop losses will generally not work in cases of gapping. This is an important part of this form of trading to watch for.

    Gapping occurs when an investment in the market goes from one value to another. What this means is that the value will move from one price that has been quoted recently directly to another price that will be accurate. The difference ...
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  • How Returns On Financial Spread Trading Can Be Large
    By: Joan Weisman | - A major reason as to why people choose financial spread trading over other types of trading options is that it offers greater returns than other types of investments. Various taxes and other charges that go into traditional stock transactions will not be present in transactions used in spread trading.

    First, there is no stamp duty involved in this form of trading. Stamp duty refers to a tax that is placed on a financial document that works as a means of getting the transaction to be ...
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  • The World Economy And Shorting Geared Companies
    By: Daniel Jones | - There is now some in-depth research going on with analysts looking for stocks with higher than normal borrowing requirements. The dodgy gearing up of balance sheets over the past decade may come back to haunt many companies.

    Financial engineering looked very good in the era of the death of inflation. However in the cold dawn of high costs, high wage demands, rising taxation levels and high interest payments there are likely to be some red faced Financ ...
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  • Spread Betting And Bank Valuations
    By: Daniel Jones | - With a ban on shorting most financial stocks are there any buying opportunities? Should investors be buying banking shares and spread betting on banking stocks to increase in value?

    Two ways of looking at banking share fundamentals are from a price to earnings (P/E) and price to book (P/B) ratio perspective.

    For the sake of brevity this analysis does not observe other fundamental data such as cost to income, advances to deposits and liquidity ratios and does not co ...
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  • Uk Markets And Gold Trading
    By: Robert Thomas | - It seems to me that there is very little actually going on out there on the political front. Nobody seems to be coming up with any wonderful new ideas about getting us out of the current mess and even the opposition seem to be going through the yah boo sucks motions. This is actually rather unnerving as though our lords and masters are waiting for some further piece of disastrous news just hanging over the horizon.

    The last rate cut seemed to be a very strange affai ...
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  • Spread Betting
    By: Mark Wendy | - Worldspreads.com offers professional spread betting in the UK with experienced and expert advice on spread betting in all its forms. We also have a variety of products available, including online spread betting, and offer tutorials in all our services for the less-experienced spread trader.

    We offer a range of services for spread betting in the UK, including Financial Spread Trading, CFDs, Futures & Options and Foreign Exchange. What sets us apart as a company is our hands-on appr ...
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  • Spread Bet
    By: WendyL | - Making a spread bet online in the UK has never been easier, thanks to Worldspreads.com. As the UK's premier financial spread trading company, we are aware that there are many potential investors who may find the world of spread trading unfamiliar and, therefore, confusing. To enable all our clients to make a spread bet by telephone or spread bet online, we offer fortnightly tutorials and seminars from professional investors, so that you can benefit from their expertise and make informed and tact ...
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  • Online Spread Trading
    By: World Spreads | - Spread trading is a way of trading the financial markets and profiting from ones that are falling. Once the exclusive playground of institutional fund managers and hedge funds, Worldspreads.com now offers individuals the opportunity to track the potential of commodity futures for online trading. We also offer short financial instruments, so that our investors can maximise their profits from volatile markets. Spread trading offers possible profit that is free of Stamp Duty, Income tax and Capital ...
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  • Spread Trading Construction Industry Shares
    By: Robert Thomas | - Anyone who trades construction industry shares will have seen how much share prices have fallen over the past 12 months. Anyone spread betting on those shares to fall could have made a tidy profit.

    Back in the summer Taylor Wimpey's inability to get a fund raiser off the ground really hit the market. At that point we had become used to shareholders routinely stumping up the cash for emergency capital requirements. It is always a shock to discover that there is a limit to what ...
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  • Spread Trading
    By: Anant Swarup | - Spread trading is a way of trading the financial markets and profiting from ones that are falling. Once the exclusive playground of institutional fund managers and hedge funds, Worldspreads.com now offers individuals the opportunity to track the potential of commodity futures for online trading. We also offer short financial instruments, so that our investors can maximise their profits from volatile markets.

    Spread trading offers possible profit that is free of Stamp Duty, Income ...
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  • Where To Put Your Money During A Recession
    By: Robert Thomas | - Yes we know that people are feeling the pinch, that retail sales are down, that banks were sucked into the huge mortgage fraud over in the States, that petrol has been almost as expensive as bottled water, that we have a government which has dodged any difficult fiscal decision for eleven years, that house prices are sliding from their highs etc.

    There may not be many positives at the moment. However, on the plus side, most retail, building and bank stocks have now reached levels ...
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  • The Gold Safe Haven And Spread Betting
    By: Robert Thomas | - On September 11 gold was trading at its lowest level since October 2007. Many thought that the precious metal had finally lost its appeal as a safe haven investment.

    As we know, in 1979 the sharp gold rally to its previous record high of $850 saw a price correction which moved just as quickly as the rise itself. Back then the price of gold fell almost 50% in 2 years.

    Talking to a number of spread betting companies recently I found out that despite gold hitting an ...
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  • Financial Crisis And Banking Shares
    By: Robert Thomas | - An interesting report from paddypowertrader trader has landed on my desk. Despite spread betting having a reputation for catching investors out in extremely volatile markets the Irish firm has reported a 110% increase in clients placing equity trades in the past few days

    Recent international market turmoil in the banking sector seems to have encouraged speculation rather than scare traders off.

    To confirm the fact we asked Financial Spreads if they had seen an incr ...
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  • Spread Betting On The Uk Housing Market
    By: Peter Jones | - So why isnt everyone speculating on falling house prices? One reason is that trading UK house prices is not that well known. Also, markets do not always go in one direction, a bear market rally can often catch out the unwary. And, as always with spread betting, this sort of leveraged investment carries a high level of risk to your funds. You can lose more than you initially invest. It may not suit all investors.

    Like the adverts say, only speculate with funds that you can affor ...
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  • Spread Trading Uk Banks
    By: Daniel Jones | - Over the past year, UK banks have incurred a significant amount of writedowns on the back of devalued sub-prime related securities. Earnings and balance sheets across the banking sector were dented and a softening economic outlook in the UK and US, coupled with fresh sub-prime news, caused selling pressure on banking shares to mount.

    Of the FTSE 100 banks; HSBC, RBS, HBOS and Barclays were the worst casualties in terms of writedowns and credit losses between 2007 and 2008 accordi ...
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  • Precious Metals Spread Betting Trends
    By: Daniel Jones | - Gold may be at its lowest point for 2008 and other metals may be on the way down too but what were the five key influences on their meteoric price rise?

    Over the past five years the price of precious metals has more than doubled. The surge has been attributed to a combination of the following:

    1)Depreciation of the US dollar. The World Gold Council provides evidence supporting the view of an inverse relationship between the price of gold and the US dollar. Over the ...
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  • Trading The Banking Sector
    By: Peter Jones | - Just because the Bank of England says base rates are at x% that does not mean that banks can get hold of money at this level. The system is still frozen even though it is no longer headline news. Bank and Building Societies etc are having to pay 1%+ over the official interest rate to borrow funds. One of the problems is that the Libor rate is set by taking the average given by a series of Bank lending rates over differing periods. However the set of banks used for this are all the really big boy ...
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  • The Finance Markets, Which Central Bank Is Right
    By: Peter Jones | - With the three major Western currency blocs acting in different ways to the current fiscal, growth and inflationary problems it will be educational to look back and analyse which was correct. One Bank has been slashing rates, one holding steady and the third looking to tighten spending.

    With Federal Reserve rates around 2%, about half the inflation rate, we can see that the Fed is more concerned with growth than with fighting inflation. For holders of cash and short term bonds th ...
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  • Financial Markets And A Far East Banking Lesson
    By: Adam Jepsen | - The US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank have been taking on questionable mortgage debt as collateral against loans for many months now. If the large private financial institutions have helped cause many of the credit crunch problems through excessive risk taking should they be bailed out? If they were largely the sole beneficiary of the risks should they be bailed out by the tax payer? In a black and white worldno. But in a world with a lot of shades of grey then if they are not help ...
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  • Short Selling In The Stock Market
    By: Robert Thomas | - During the current phase of the credit crunch the leading banks like Barclays have been raising finance through rights issues. Whilst this is continuing to go on it is perhaps instructive to talk through the merits of short selling. For all of the fireworks over the last six months who have been the ones proved to be:

    a) correct, and
    b) truthful

    Firstly, most of the Banks categorically denied they would need to raise capital. Secondly it then looked like they ...
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  • Uk Spreadbetting
    By: Anant Lewis | - UK spreadbetting is a fast-growing industry that offers many attractions to investors. Primarily, spreadbetting can offer profits that are not subject to betting tax or capital-gains tax, making it a cost-effective method of trading the financial markets.

    Worldspreads is a UK-based company that can offer you industry-leading advice gained from almost a decade in the industry. We can advise you on how to make the most of your betting spread or offer you tutorials and seminars desi ...
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  • Spread Betting
    By: Anant Lewis | - Worldspreads.com offers professional spread betting in the UK with experienced and expert advice on spread betting in all its forms. We also have a variety of products available, including online spread betting, and offer tutorials in all our services for the less-experienced spread trader.

    We offer a range of services for spread betting in the UK, including Financial Spread Trading, CFDs, Futures & Options and Foreign Exchange. What sets us apart as a company is our hands-on appr ...
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  • Ftse 100 Spread Betting Facts
    By: Robert Thomas | - All financial markets can be affected by rumour, just ask HBOS who saw their share price drop 18% on unfounded hear say. If you are looking to trade the FTSE 100 what are the facts?

    The Basics

    1)The FTSE 100 is designed to highlight the performance of the top 100 UK companies, where the companies are ranked by their market capitalisation. Note that the FTSE 250 is the next 250 UK companies, as ranked by their market capitalisation and that the FTSE 350 is the combin ...
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  • Essential Tools For Spread Betting On The Ftse 100
    By: Robert Thomas | - The FTSE 100 is experiencing large price changes with 50+ point swings on a daily basis and a 400 point drop in June. The key question is: How to make money by spread betting on the FTSE 100?

    A good place to start is to make sure you are trading with as few costs and as much real time information as possible.

    Trade Tax Free, Trade Commission Free

    1)Make sure you trade for free. Most spread betting companies let you trade a wide range of markets such a ...
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  • 10 Crude Oil Spread Trading Facts
    By: Robert Thomas | - The Crude Oil markets can move a lot on rumour, news of supply problems in the Gulf of Mexico, news of OPEC increasing production levels, changes in USD exchange rates etc but what about the Facts?

    1)One of the biggest factors affecting the price of crude oil is the exchange rate. Because Oil is traded in US Dollars then, all things being equal, the price of Crude Oil often follows the US Dollar exchange rates.

    If the US Dollar depreciates in value against the Euro ...
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  • Spread Trading On Crude Oil And A 6 Week Look At Supply And Demand
    By: Daniel Jones | - There have been many column inches written about the current Crude Oil Bull market. However even during this Bull run there have been many ups and downs. Especially during the last 4 to 6 weeks.
    So we thought we would have a look at recent events that have actually made a difference to the prices at Capital Spreads.

    1)One of the basic underlying trends has been the strength of the dollar. This is not a surprise. Crude Oil in traded in dollars per barrel, all things being eq ...
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  • Crude Oil Spread Betting Starter Tips
    By: Daniel Jones | - With crude oil prices at record highs and large fluctuations in the prices on a daily (and sometimes hourly) basis the big question is How to make money out of trading Crude Oil?

    1)If you are new to trading Crude Oil then you can always start trading using a Demo Account or Practice Account. Spread betting companies like FinancialSpreads.com offer a free Practice Account that is based on their actual trading platform. In this case they put a virtual 10,000 in your Demo Account. ...
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  • Crude Oil Spread Betting
    By: Adam Jepsen | - Spread Trading, 23 Jan 08

    Crude Oil prices remain depressed (to the extent that they are still only in the high $80s rather than the $90s). Capital Spreads Account holders have found these levels comfortable enough to take out new long positions expecting a possible attempt at the $100 level in the coming weeks. With inventory data out at 15h30 today, the oil markets will be closely watched.

    Crude Oil Spread Betting, 21 Jan 08

    With Crude Oil beginnin ...
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  • How You Can Start Trading Worldwide Financial Markets With $100 To Start
    By: Jide Hospedale | - In the past, trading on the movement and price direction of financial markets was largely the preserve of major banks, high net worth individuals and sophisticated investment houses. However, the advent of online applications like the Internet has now made it possible for retail investors with limited capital to trade worldwide financial markets in exactly the same way these sophisticated investors did in the past. This form of online trading is widely known as Financial Spread Trading/Betting. ...
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  • Index Credit Spread Trading
    By: Brad Griffin | - I am an active trader of option credit spreads on the SPX, NDX and RUT broad based stock indexes.

    I write OTM Bull Put Spreads first. During months when the market is moving sideways or slightly up, I add OTM Bear Call Spreads to create Iron Condors.

    I like trading the Indexes because they are not subject to the same wild price swings as individual stock. It is also easier to make risk management adjustments on Index trades than say GOOG which can change in value ...
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