LONDON, ENGLAND, August 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Financial trading website www.Online-Spread-Betting.com has launched a brand new section as part of the ongoing improvements to the site. The new section, updated daily, is called the Spread Betting Shares News, and is intended to aid any investor speculating on stocks and shares from around the world, as well as stock market indices as a whole.
Throughout 2011, Online-Spread-Betting.com has been working hard to improve the site. In January, they completely overhauled the design and house style of the site in order to make it more accessible and easier to navigate.
Later in the year, they introduced a huge range of company reviews for companies like Financial Spreads. They have also added a series of spread betting guides. These guides focused on all areas of the financial spread betting markets, including stock market indices such as the FTSE 100 and the CAC 40, foreign exchange pairs such as GBPUSD and EURJPY, commodities such as Gold and Oil, as well as stocks and shares.
This new section, according to http://www.online-spread-betting.com/ Head Editor Emma Franklin, is one which will help investors who are speculating on shares, regardless of where they are listed.
"We designed this section knowing that many spread bettors who speculate on equities do so across multiple stock markets; they are not just limited to one market. As a result, we felt that the majority of our readers wanted to get information on multiple markets in one place," she said.
"However, we realised that a lot of traders who are spread betting on shares also spread bet on the stock markets which they are listed upon," Franklin continued. "Naturally stocks and stock market indices are interlinked, which is why we decided to make sure that the new Spread Betting Shares News section covered both of them."
The section reviews the biggest moves in the UK shares market, the US shares market and the Asian shares market. It also reviews how stock market indices such as the FTSE 100, the Dow Jones, the Nikkei 225 and the Hang Seng have moved over the previous 24 hours.
However Franklin was keen to stress the fact that Online-Spread-Betting.com has more than one section for spread bettors who are speculating on shares. "Traders spread betting on shares will also find many of our other sections useful."
"We already publish Daily Broker Tips, Market Analysis, Market Data and a Daily Spread Betting Blog. We really are the most comprehensive spread betting site out there, and we intend to keep it that way."
About Online-Spread-Betting.com
Online-Spread-Betting is a financial trading website that offers up to the minute news on a range of markets, including the stocks and shares markets, the FX spread betting markets, the commodities markets and stock market indices.
Spread betting is a derivative that allows traders to speculate on a range of the financial markets. It also, unlike more traditional forms of financial speculation, allows traders to make a profit on rising and falling markets.
Spread betting involves a high degree of risk to your capital and you can lose more than your stake. Please ensure that spread betting fits your investment needs as it might not be appropriate for all types of investor. Before you trade, make sure you fully appreciate all the risks and only speculate with capital that you can afford to lose. Obtain independent financial advice where necessary.
Website: http://www.online-spread-betting.com/
Online-Spread-Betting.com Launches Daily Share Trading News
Financial trading website www.Online-Spread-Betting.com has launched a brand new section as part of the ongoing improvements to the site. The new section, updated daily, is called the Spread Betting Shares News.
2011-08-19
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[Press-News.org] Online-Spread-Betting.com Launches Daily Share Trading NewsFinancial trading website www.Online-Spread-Betting.com has launched a brand new section as part of the ongoing improvements to the site. The new section, updated daily, is called the Spread Betting Shares News.