How To Make Money Financial Spread Betting

How To Make Money Financial Spread Betting



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How To Make Money Financial Spread Betting
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What is Spread Betting?

Spread betting is a tax free* cost effective alternative to traditional trading.

It allows you to speculate on the movement of stocks, shares and other assets without using a stockbroker or market maker, which means that you do not have to pay the normal commissions or fees.

We make a 'spread' around a live, underlying market price, e.g. the actual price of gold, and you can bet on whether this market will rise or fall.

This means that you can make a profit from both rising and falling markets, however, if the market doesn't move as planned then you can lose money.

Spread betting, CFDs and margined forex trading are leveraged products which carry a high level of risk to your capital. Please ensure spread betting, CFDs and margined forex meet your investment objectives and, if necessary, seek independent advice. Click here to see the full risk warning notice.













How Does Spread Betting Work?

Spread betting can be an efficient investment option for trading the financial markets.

Not only is it very versatile, allowing you to either go long (buy) or short (sell) a market, it can also help to reduce your trading costs because you do not pay traditional stock broker commissions.

In fact, if you are a UK resident, then your profits are tax free*.

You can also use spread betting as a hedging tool, i.e. to protect investments in an existing portfolio.



Spread Betting Markets



You are not restricted to share trading, you can trade stock market indices like the UK 100, US SPX 500, Germany 30 etc.
You can also spread bet on a wide range of other financial markets like crude oil, gold and forex markets like EUR/USD, GBP/USD etc.
With spread betting you do not have to speculate on the markets moving up in order to make a profit. With spread betting you can also Sell markets i.e. bet on them to go down




What is the "Spread"?

The "spread" in the phrase 'spread betting' refers to the Sell (Bid) and Buy (Offer) price quoted by a spread betting company.

This price is calculated around the live (or the estimated future) market price of a financial product.

For example, if the FTSE 100 is currently trading at 6229 then our quote for the UK 100 might be 6228.5-6229.2, i.e. a 0.7 point 'spread'.

The Sell (Bid) price is the price you would sell at if you thought the market would go down.

Conversely, the Buy (Offer) price is the price you would buy at if you felt that the market would go up.









What are the Benefits of Spread Betting?



Wide Range of Markets - spread betting allows investors access to many markets that were previously restricted to institutions, banks and wealthy investors - read more
No Commissions or Broker's Fees - read more
Trading on Margin - you can start trading with a small amount of capital. Leveraged trading certainly has it's advantages but it's important to remember that it's classed as high risk - read more
Tax Free Profits* - gains are tax free. Unlike share trading or CFD trading where your gains are potentially taxed at your current income tax rate, spread bets are not subject to capital gains tax - read more






The Risks of Financial Spread Betting

Do Not Forget the Downside

Although you can make substantial profits from spread betting, if the markets move against your bet, your losses can also be substantial.

Spread betting, CFDs and margined forex trading are leveraged products which carry a high level of risk to your capital. You should ensure spread betting, CFDs and margined forex meet your investment objectives and, if necessary, seek independent advice. Click here to see the full risk warning notice.

Note that you can use Stop orders and Guaranteed Stop orders to help reduce your downside.

With our standard FinancialSpreads+ accounts, Stop orders are automatically added to each trade. With Financial Spreads MT4 accounts, Stop orders are not automatically added to each trade however, we recommend that you add a Stop order manually.

With any account, if a Stop order is triggered it is subject to market gaps unless you specified for your Stop order to be guaranteed.






What Markets Can I Spread Bet on?

One of the problems for spread betting companies is the word 'betting' as it can often provide a false impression to the marketplace.

Spread betting is in fact a highly adaptable trading tool.

With a Financial Spreads account, we offer spread betting markets on more than 1,000 global assets including:


World Stock Market Indices

UK 100
Germany 30
Wall Street
US 500
Japan 225
Other International Indices



Individual Shares

UK Stocks
US Stocks
Other International Stocks



Foreign Exchange Pairs

Majors - USD/JPY , EUR/USD , GBP/USD etc
Minors
Exotics



Commodities

Metals - gold , silver
Energies - Brent crude oil , US crude oil ,
Brent/US crude differential










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Typically 70-80% of retail investors lose money when trading CFDs and spread bets. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.


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6268.0 (the sell price) - 6269.0 (the buy price)
You can take a position on this UK 100 Rolling Daily market (which has a 1 point spread) to move:


  Above 6269.0, or
  Below 6268.0


This is a Rolling Daily spread bet which means that there is no expiry date. If you don't close your trade and the trading session ends then your position will automatically roll over into the next trading day.

Note that if a trade rolls over then you will normally either be charged or receive a small fee for overnight financing based upon whether you are speculating on the market to fall or rise. For more information also see Rolling Spread Betting .
Spread bets on the UK 100 market are made in £x per point.

Where a point is 1 point of the index's price movement.


E.g. if the UK 100 changes by 30 points then you would win / lose 30 multiples of your stake.
You decide how much you want to trade per point, e.g. £1 per point, £4 per point, £20 per point etc.
If you decided on a stake of £3 per point and the UK 100 moves by 24 points, you would lose/win £3 per point x 24 points = £72.

The UK 100 to go:

  Above 6269.0? or
  Below 6268.0?


You Select Your Stake Size, Opting for

You make a profit of £2 for each point the UK 100 moves above 6269.0
You make a loss of £2 for every point the UK 100 falls below 6269.0


If You Are Betting on a Market to Increase Your Profits/Losses =
(Closing Price - Opening Price) x stake
The UK 100 climbs to 6325.9 and so our financial spread betting market is adjusted and moved to 6325.4 - 6326.4, i.e. the market moves to:
At this point, you may opt to let your spread bet run or close it, i.e. close your trade for a profit. In this example you choose to close your position. To close your trade you simply place a bet in the opposite direction (with the same stake size). So to close this £2 buy trade you place a £2 sell trade. The reality is slightly less confusing because when you are logged in, you can simply click the 'Close' button.
(Closing Price - Opening Price) x stake
The UK 100 drops and the Financial Spreads market becomes 6218.8 - 6219.8, therefore you would see this on our platform:
You may decide to keep your trade open or close it, i.e. close your trade to limit your losses. In this case you decide to close your trade by selling the market at 6218.8.
(Closing Price - Opening Price) x stake
You Now Decide Whether to Go Long or Short

The UK 100 to push:
  Above 6269.0? or
  Below 6268.0?



You Select How Much to Risk, Let's Assume You Opt For



You make a loss of £3 for every point the UK 100 moves higher than 6268.0
You make a profit of £3 for every point the UK 100 goes lower than 6268.0

When Going Short of a Market Your Profits/Losses =
(Opening Price - Closing Price) x stake
The UK 100 falls to 6222.4 and so our spread betting market is adjusted to 6221.9 - 6222.9, therefore you'd see:
You can choose to let your spread bet run or close it and lock in your profit. In this example you choose to close your position by buying at 6222.9.
(Opening Price - Closing Price) x stake
The UK 100 increases and the spread trading market adjusts and moves to 6307.1 - 6308.1, i.e.
You can decide to let your trade run or close it, i.e. close your position to limit your losses. In this example you decide to close your trade and therefore buy the market at 6308.1.
(Opening Price - Closing Price) x stake

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