LONDON, ENGLAND, March 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Spread-Betting.com is pleased to announce to having launched our newly re-designed website, with more spread trading features and easier navigation at your fingertips.
Are you interested in learning more about financial spread betting? Our online educational magazine is intended for retail investors with an interest in short-term trading and tax-efficient ways of speculative investments.
Our spread betting guide offers investors and traders with an interest in this innovative trading product with a complete overview of the workings and mechanics of financial spread betting and demonstrates how spreadbets can be utilised as part of a trader's armoury.
Starting with the basics the course is designed to walk beginners through all the essential aspects of financial spread betting providing a well rounded introduction to the discipline and psychology of trading. By the end of the course we're certain you will have the confidence to take control of your own search marketing programme.
Spread-Betting.com's Intelligence Education Modules include:
- Introduction to Spread Betting and Spread Trading Markets
- What Makes it Popular - Advantages
- Financial Spread Betting Explained
- Frequently Asked Spread Trading Questions
- Fundamental & Technical Analysis
- Technical Indicators
- How to Trade Common Chart Patterns
- How to Make a Trading Plan
- Spread Betting Strategies
- Money Management
- Trading Psychology
- Compare and Review Spread Betting Companies
- iPhone Spread Betting Mobile Applications
About Financial Spread Betting: Spread Betting is a way of dealing in the price fluctuations of investments such as stocks, foreign exchange, commodities and indices without actually owning the underlying instrument. In a similar way to traditional share dealing, the aim for speculators is to profit from the price moving in their favour. Financial Spread Betting allows you the possibility to profit whether markets are falling or rising - provided you trade the right way, of course - and deal in a very wide of different markets, at the click of a button.
About Us: The Spread-Betting.com Academy is a training and education initiative of Spread Betting Ltd, offering free training to traders and investors with an interest in financial spread betting . We believe the best way to empower people in their work is through knowledge. Our online training courses are designed to suit your level of knowledge, and are delivered in an informal atmosphere by engaging authors.
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Spread-Betting.com is pleased to announce to having launched our newly re-designed financial trading educational website, with more spread trading features and easier navigation which make it easier for visitors to find what they are looking for!
2011-03-01
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