CleanFinancial Launches New Range of Financial Spread Betting Guides

The leading financial spread betting website www.CleanFinancial.com has launched a brand new set of trading tutorials.

2011-04-04

LONDON, ENGLAND, April 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) The leading financial spread betting website www.CleanFinancial.com has launched a brand new set of trading tutorials.

The guides, which cover the basics of spread betting, 24 hour trading, spread betting on stock markets and the value of tighter spreads, were introduced last week. The new tutorials have been added to the broad range of spread betting company reviews that the site already offers.

Jenna Cutly, Editor for CleanFinancial.com, said that the new trading guides will complement the range of information that service already offers. "Spread betting is an increasingly popular way to speculate on the financial markets. That is why we offer information such as market analysis, daily updates and broker tips.

"However we also recognise that traders who are new to this form of trading, or speculating on the financial markets in general, may be asking themselves 'What exactly is spread betting?' or 'How do I spread bet on the markets 24 hours a day?' That is why we have introduced this latest range of spread betting guides. We like to think that our website has something for everyone, from the novice investor to the experienced trader."

The website already offers hundreds of specific examples for how to spread bet on US shares, UK shares and shares all over the world, as well as information on topics such as stop losses and spread betting charts.

The new trading guides include:

-- Indices Spread Betting - Advice on trading the most popular markets
-- Spread Betting Guide to Making a Trade - How to place a spread bet
-- Spread Betting - A broad look at spread betting
-- 24 Hour Spread Betting - A look at all-day trading
-- Tight Spreads - A review of low cost trading

"24 hour trading is one of the advantages of financial spread betting over more traditional forms of speculation, and indices are an extremely popular market to trade on, so we feel that the latest range of guides will significantly improve the service we offer," Cutly added.

About Spread Betting

Spread betting is a financial derivative and allows traders to make a profit (and a loss) on both rising and falling markets. You do not transfer the ownership of any assets or stocks and consequently spread bets are currently tax-free*.

http://www.cleanfinancial.com/ is a website that offers the latest information on the financial markets. It offers the latest news, data and analysis, covering markets such as indices, commodities and forex. The site covers a broad range of information and is suitable for any form of spread bettor, from an investor new to spread betting to the most seasoned of traders.

Spread betting is a leveraged investment option, it involves a high degree of risk to your funds and you can lose more than your initial deposit. It may not be suitable for all investors. Make sure that you only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Before you start trading, make sure that you are fully aware of the risks and seek independent financial advice if required.

* Based upon present UK tax law. This might change/differ depending on your own circumstances.

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