Beginners Guide To Spread Betting
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The Beginner's Guide to Financial Spread Betting: Step-by-step instructions and winning strategies Paperback – September 1, 2008
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Michelle Baltazar
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Now fully revised and updated, The Beginner's Guide to Financial Spread Betting provides an essential grounding in the basic principles of spread betting. Spread betting was once the domain of institutional investors, city traders and high rollers. Not anymore. You would now be hard-pressed to find any other form of trading that allows such a scale of return and has such wide appeal. The popularity of spread betting has increased massively over the last few years, with thousands of new traders entering the market every month. And, whilst the basic principles of spread betting are simple, there is jargon to overcome and some important lessons to be learnt if the novice trader is going to make the most of the opportunities available. However, these huge opportunities do carry some risk and this book describes how it is vital that traders manage those risks and understand how to minimise them wherever possible. Aimed squarely at beginners, the book is designed to be accessible to readers with perhaps only a basic grasp of investing. It starts with an explanation of what spread betting is, moves in to cover the mechanics of a trader, then explains the bid-offer spread and margin trading. It then discusses the tools available to traders and looks at some of the key spread betting strategies before taking a brief look at trading psychology and some real-life case studies. The appendices and glossary at the back then serve as your quick and handy 'cheat notes' when you start trading. By the time you finish reading this book, you should know how to place a spread bet, the rules of the game and how to trade successfully so that you too can, with a little time and effort, start to make serious money from the markets.
Michelle Baltazar is an award-winning finance journalist with more than five years of experience in the media sector. Up until 2003, she was a finance journalist for London-based weekly investment magazine Shares where she wrote a weekly column on derivatives and separately, on fund managers and their investment tactics.
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Harriman House; 2nd edition (September 1, 2008) Language
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176 pages ISBN-10
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3.8 out of 5 stars
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In short "I know how to make money from Spread Betting. I'll write a book about Spread Betting." That's it, you will learn nothing here other that the author is chancing her arm.I hope that I've saved you time and money.
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not for beginners either!
There seems to be thread amongst other reviewers excusing the weaknesses of this book in that it's OK for beginners. Well, I'm definitely one and it's NOT! I would find it hard to believe that it has ever been proof read by beginners (always a good idea). After visiting a couple of websites for some basic examples and explanation, reading Sally Nicolls excellent "Diary" and starting to dip into Malcolm Pryor's "Handbook" I realise two things: the basics are very simple and easily explained and then it get's pretty complicated. The other thing I realise is that I've wasted money on this book. The lack of clarity in both text and illustration are not helped by some major flaws in the transfer to the Kindle version. It would be nice to think that authors and publishers took some responsibility for checking that the transfer works: for example having £ become ? (along with a host of other symbols also becoming ?) is not helpful in a book on finance. I think the following is a combination of sloppy explanation plus this poor transfer: "......making an 11% profit (450 ? 400=50/450) " Clear? huh!! Finally, did anyone check to see if the illustrations are readable (even when magnified on Kindle)? If they did, they should lose their job.
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For beginners ONLY!
This book is a rather good introduction to spread betting, although many of the techniques that are superficially mentioned are now superseded and almost out of date (golden section etc.) Good enough for beginners, but NOT for intermediate or advanced spread traders; it does offer too little in terms of winning strategies.
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Great first book to read if you want to get ...
Very informative and educational. Great first book to read if you want to get into Financial Spread Betting
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Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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Explore our comprehensive spread betting guide for beginners and find out how you can take advantage of market movements using this derivative product.
Spread betting is a derivative trading method that enables you to speculate on rising and falling markets without having to own the underlying assets. Instead, you’ll take a position on whether a market’s price will rise or fall by betting an amount of money per point of movement in the underlying market.
The more the market moves in the direction you predict, the more profit you’ll make; the more the market moves in the opposite direction, the more you’ll lose.
Spread betting is popular among many of our clients, because when you place a bet, you don’t have to put up the full value of the trade, only a small deposit ( margin ) – this is called leverage . We offer over 18,000+ financial markets to spread bet on. There’s no commission to pay and spread betting profits are tax-free. 1
Opening a live spread betting account takes just a few minutes, and you can do it online. We offer different spread betting platforms, such as our award-winning web platform, our on-the-go trading app, and MetaTrader 4 (MT4) – which is for the more advanced trader. 2 Our platforms can all be tailored to suit your trading style and preferences, with personalised alerts, interactive charts and risk management tools.
Once you have your own account, there are a variety of ways to fund it, including debit card, PayPal or bank transfer. Once you have funds in your account, you can start placing spread bets. Remember that you only need a small percentage of the value of your position – known as margin – to get started. The size of your margin will depend on the market that you trade. Keep in mind that trading using margin can magnify both profits and losses, as they are based on the full value of the trade.
Not ready to lay down your capital? We offer a demo account that enables you to practice spread betting in a live market environment, but without the risk. To get you started, we give you £10,000 in virtual funds for free.
Our demo account is very advanced, simulating the live trading environment as closely as possible. You can add drawings and indicators to your charts to assess the technical merits of the trade, gauge volatility levels and decide if the trade matches your risk appetite. Find out how a demo account differs from a live account or learn more about using a demo account for trading .
We offer more than 18,000+ markets to spread bet on, including:
We have a range of tools and resources available to help you analyse these markets and identify spread betting opportunities, such as:
When you spread bet, you can take advantage of markets that decline in price (known as going short, or short-selling), as well as those that increase (known as going long). This is because you are betting on the direction in which an asset’s price will move, rather than buying the underlying asset itself.
For example, if you opened a short position on Barclays shares, you would trade at the ‘sell’ price on your dealing platform. A short spread bet for £3 per point of movement would mean that for every point the share price moves downwards you’ll earn £3. But for every point that the share price moves up, you’ll lose £3.
The opposite would be true if you opened a long position. You would trade at the ‘buy’ price on your dealing platform, and you’ll earn £3 for every point the share price moves upwards. However, you’ll lose £3 for every point that the share price moves down.
You can attach stops and limits to your open positions to help restrict your potential losses and secure profits. You can choose between basic , guaranteed and trailing stops . Limits do the opposite to stops – they close your position when the market moves a specified distance in your favour.
Once you’ve opened a spread bet, you can monitor your open positions by logging in to your account. Any running profit or loss will move in line with the underlying asset’s price.
Once you are ready to close your trade, you can do so by clicking on the open position and selecting the ‘close’ button. Your final profit or loss would be realised when you close the trade.
You can also close your trading positions manually by taking the opposite position from your initial trade (unless you force open the new position). So if you opened your position by going long, you would close it by going short – and vice versa.
Remember, when you close your position will depend on your trading style and plan.
To withdraw money from your spread betting account , log in, go to the ‘live accounts’ tab, and select ‘withdraw funds’. You can withdraw funds as a bank transfer, or get your money paid into a card or PayPal account.
Depending on the method you choose, there may be a waiting period when you request to withdraw money from your live spread betting account. Plus, there are rules around minimum and maximum withdrawals.
If you’re looking to start spread betting as a beginner, you should have a set of rules in place to help you manage your risk when trading. By having an effective risk management strategy, you can make a profit even if not all of your spread bets are successful.
To manage risk effectively, you should always be aware of the potential downside of a trade, avoid emotional trading and diversify your portfolio. The best place to start is by having a good trading plan, which will cover things such as your motivation for trading, your trading goals, your available funds and the markets you want to trade.
1 Tax laws are subject to change and depend on individual circumstances. Tax law may differ in a jurisdiction other than the UK.
2 As awarded at the ADVFN International Financial Awards 2020 and Professional Trader Awards 2019.
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