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Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 75% 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. High volatility increases the risk of sudden, large or rapid losses.
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To prioritise the service we give our existing clients, IG is not currently allowing any new positions on GameStop and AMC Entertainment.
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Speculate on whether an asset’s price will rise or fall with spread bets. Discover everything you need to know about what spread betting is and how it works.
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Spread betting is a popular derivative product you can use to speculate on financial markets – such as forex, indices, commodities or shares – without taking ownership of the underlying asset. Instead, you’d be placing a bet on whether you think the price will rise or fall.
We invented financial spread betting in 1974, and today we enable you to take advantage of over 17,000+ markets, whether they are rising or falling in price. This gives you a much wider range of opportunities than traditional buy-and-hold investing . Plus, as you won’t be taking ownership of the asset, spread betting is tax-free.*
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Spread betting works by tracking the value of an asset, so that you can take a position on the underlying market price – without taking ownership of the asset. There are a few key concepts about spread betting you need to know, including:
Going long is the term used to describe placing a bet that the market price will increase over a certain timeframe. Going short or ‘shorting’ a market is the reverse – placing a bet that the market will decline.
So spread betting enables you to speculate on both rising and falling markets. You would buy the market to go long, or sell the market to go short.
Let’s say you thought the price of gold was going to decline. You could open a spread bet to ‘sell’ the underlying market. The loss or gain to your position would depend on the extent to which your prediction was correct. If the market did decline, your spread bet would profit. But if the price of gold increased instead, your position would make a loss.
Leverage enables you to gain full market exposure for a fraction of the underlying market cost.
Say you wanted to open a position on Facebook shares. As an investor that would mean paying the full cost of the shares upfront. But by spread betting on Facebook shares instead, you might only have to put down a deposit worth 20% of the cost.
It’s important to note that leverage magnifies both profits and losses as these are calculated based on the full value of the position, not just the initial deposit. To manage your exposure, you should create a suitable risk management strategy and to consider how much capital you can afford to put at risk.
When you spread bet, you put down a small initial deposit – known as the margin – to open a position. This is why leveraged trading is sometimes referred to as ‘trading on margin’.
There are two types of margin to consider when spread betting:
Spread betting has three main features: the spread, bet size and bet duration. The spread is the charge you’ll pay for a position, the bet size is the amount of money you want to put up per point of market movement, and the bet duration is how long your position will remain open before it expires.
The spread is the difference between the buy and sell prices, which are wrapped around the underlying market price. They’re also known as the offer and bid. The costs of any given trade are factored into these two prices, so you’ll always buy slightly higher than the market price and sell slightly below it.
For example, if the FTSE 100 is trading at 5885.5 and has a one-point spread, it would have an offer price of 5886 and a bid price of 5885.
The bet size is the amount you want to bet per unit of movement of the underlying market. You can choose your bet size, as long as it meets the minimum we accept for that market. Your profit or loss is calculated as the difference between the opening price and the closing price of the market, multiplied by the value of your bet.
We measure the price movements of the underlying market in points. Depending on the liquidity and volatility of your chosen market, a point of movement can represent a pound, a penny, or even a one hundredth of a penny. You can find out what a point means for your chosen market on the deal ticket.
If you open a £2 per point bet on the FTSE 100 and it moves 60 points in your favour, your profit would be £120 (£2 x 60). If it moved 60 points against you, your loss would be £120.
The bet duration is the length of time before your position expires. All spread bets have a fixed timescale that can range from a day to several months away. You’re free to close them at any point before the designated expiry time, assuming the spread bet is open for trading.
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Say Apple is trading with a sell price of 11550 ($115.50) and a buy price of 11560 ($115.60). You anticipate that Apple shares are going to rise in the next few days, so decide to go long on (buy) Apple shares for £10 per point of movement at 11560.
If Apple shares did rise in price, you might decide to close your trade when the sell price hits 11590. As the market has increased by 30 points (11590 – 11560), you’d be coming out with a profit of £300 (30 x £10), excluding any additional costs.
If the market had fallen in value instead – down to a sell price of 11,510 – you would have ended up with a loss. As the market had moved by 50 points (11,560 – 11,510), you would have made a loss of £500 (50 x £10). Again, not including any additional charges.
Yes, if your prediction of whether the market will rise or fall is correct, you’ll profit and if it’s incorrect, you’ll lose.
It is important to remember that all forms of trading carry risk. So, although spread betting provides opportunities for profit, you should never risk more than you can afford to lose.
When you hedge using a spread bet, you open a position that will offset negative price movement in an existing position. This could be trading the same asset in the opposite direction, or on an asset that moves in a different direction to your existing trade.
For example, if you were worried that inflation might impact the value of your share portfolio, you might decide to take a long position on gold – an asset that typically has an inverse correlation with the dollar and can protect portfolios from inflation. If your shareholdings did decline, the profits from your spread bet on gold could offset any losses. But if your shareholdings rose in value instead, this profit could offset any potential loss to your gold spread bet.
Spread bets are not taxed.* Traditionally, when you buy and sell shares you have to pay stamp duty and capital gains tax on any profits that you make, but spread bets are tax-free. And because you don’t take ownership of the underlying asset, you won’t have to pay stamp duty either.
Spread betting is a bet on the future direction of a market, while a CFD is an agreement to exchange the difference in the price of an asset from when the contract is opened to when it is closed. There are a range of similarities and differences between these two derivative products.
Leverage is an inherent part of spread betting, so you can’t open a position without it. Before you start trading on leverage, it’s a good idea to build up your knowledge on the subject and create a risk management strategy.
Dividend payments have no impact on your spread betting position. If you hold a spread bet open on an equity or index when a dividend payment takes place, we’ll make an adjustment to your position. This means that capital will either be credited or debited to your account if a dividend is paid, depending on whether you have incurred additional running loss/profit.
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* Tax laws are subject to change and depend on individual circumstances. Tax law may differ in a jurisdiction other than the UK.
Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 75% 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. Professional clients can lose more than they deposit. All trading involves risk.
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These are collections of company shares, like the FTSE100 , Dax , DJIA , Nasdaq 100 or sectors.
There are thousands of companies with a share price that can be spread bet, including Apple, Amazon and Facebook.
Where there is a currency being exchanged a spread bet can be struck. The popular currency pairs are Cable , EURUSD and USDJPY.
The prices of commodities like oil , gold, timber, copper, silver, wheat can all be spread bet.
Interest rate futures like bund , bobl and long gilts can all be speculated on using spread bets.
The number of runs scored, yellow cards in a game and position in the league can all be spread bet.
If it has a verifiable price, and spread bet providers think it’s popular enough to offer it, it can be spread bet. You can spread bet on property prices, political events, even e-sports.
By putting up a 10% margin to place a spread bet would mean a change of only 2% in the underlying asset you’re betting on would give you a 20% return on your investment.
Tight spreads are to the trader’s advantage.
Financial spread betting is one of the fastest growing areas of financial trading, particularly in the UK where there are many spread betting companies with thousands of customers.
There are a number of reasons why financial spread betting has become the most popular form of financial betting in the UK. Spread betting offers several advantages over more traditional forms of financial investing and trading.
One of the major advantages of spread betting is that you have the opportunity to bet on a very wide range of financial assets or events. Spread betting enables you to speculate on whether the price movements of an asset will rise or fall.
You can find spread bets on everything, including:
This large amount of innovation in the industry means spread betters can look across the whole gamut of financial markets worldwide to find the best opportunities each and every trading day. Some spread betting companies registered in the UK offer betting on more than 20,000 financial instruments .
Spread betting can open up for you the opportunity to trade faraway markets such as Australia and Hong Kong, markets you may not have previously had access to, just as easily as share trading local London stocks. And you can trade all these markets – including gold, oil, and bonds – from just a single trading account.
Spread bettors can also trade either side of the markets. It is just as easy to bet on the price of an asset going down – effectively, selling short – as it is to bet on it rising.
Many spread betting firms also offer the additional flexibility of being able to trade in smaller sizes than standard share or market contract sizes.
Another major draw of spread betting is that it can be done with a very small amount of trading capital. This is due to the fact that with spread betting you don’t actually buy the underlying financial asset that you want to trade.
Instead, you simply take a trading position by entering a trade on a spread betting company trading platform that only requires a small margin deposit , speculating on whether the market price of the underlying asset will rise or fall.
The margin required to hold a spread betting trade is only a small amount of capital because spread betting is a highly leveraged product.
This means, for example, that a spread bettor could hold a trading position equivalent to buying £1,000 of stock shares by only putting up a margin deposit of £200.
Because of the high leverage offered, spread betting offers traders with just a limited amount of money the opportunity to make potentially very large profits with just a small investment.
High amounts of leverage make for the ability to generate sizeable profits – substantially more than the amount of margin you put down to place your spread bet. However, traders need to keep in mind that leverage affects both profit or loss in equal measure.
While it is quite possible to make more money than your investment in a spread bet, if you’re wrong in the way you bet, you may end up losing money – even more money than your original deposit. It is possible to manage your potential losses with a stop-loss order.
The stop-loss order will automatically close out your bet if the market moves a specified amount against your spread bet position. Please ensure you understand the risks of spread betting before placing any trades.
Spread betting offers one huge advantage over other types of financial trading – it’s tax-free! Spread betting gains are not normally subject to either capital gains taxes or income taxes and are also free from stamp duty charges. These tax savings can substantially increase your net profits on spread betting.
Spread betting is tax-free because, unlike making a traditional investment such as purchasing stock shares, spread betting is simply a bet between the spread bettor and the company that offers spread betting. The only tax that applies to spread betting is a 3% betting tax which is charged to the spread betting company, and that is absorbed by the spreads.
There are no broker commissions charged in spread betting. All the costs are instead built into the bid-ask spread (also known as the point spread) offered to spread bettors. The buy price for a spread bettor is the ask price, and the selling price is the bid price. Tight spreads are to the trader’s advantage.
Not having to pay commissions getting in or out of trades is especially an advantage when one is frequently trading in small trade sizes, as most spread bettors do.
Trading in foreign stock shares, CFDs (contract for difference) , or other financial instruments usually involves the additional risk of foreign currency exchange rates.
In contrast, currency risk is not applicable to spread betting, which means that you can do all your trading – even spread betting on foreign financial instruments – in pounds per point, without ever having to worry about currency exchange rates.
With all the above advantages, you can create your own home business as a spread bettor, and – if you’re a good spread bettor – it can provide you all the income you want or need.
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