Financial Spreads
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Why a Financial Spreads Account?
If you open a Financial Spreads account, what do you get?
They say:
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FinancialSpreads.com: a fast website, user friendly yet State-of-the-Art, with a variety of trading options, including:
- A range of order options to help you mange your risk
- Free Charts
- Real-time prices
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Tight Spreads eg
- Their FTSE Rolling Daily Spread is 1 tick during market hours & 4 ticks out of hours.
- The Brent Crude Oil spreads is 5 ticks
- The Rolling S&P spread is 4 ticks
- The option of small stake sizes (from £1 per point)
- Low initial margin requirements (your initial deposit can be as small as £30)
- Fully interactive online dealing
- Daily Rolling contracts
Why Open Financial Spreads Account?
You get all the normal benefits of spread betting, according to Financial Spreads:
"We aim to provide highly competitive prices with tight spreads on top of a simple, friendly and efficient service.
"At FinancialSpreads.com you can trade a wide variety of markets including shares, stock market indices, commodities, forex and more. For each market we:
- regularly assess our markets and are constantly keeping our spreads tight
- add Automatic Stop-losses (please note that stop-losses are not guaranteed)
- commit to a simple, friendly and efficient service
- provide the same high level of service that we expect when we trade
"In short, we aim to provide a high quality trading service you can rely on."
Financial Spreads Markets
For more information about the spread trading markets offered see: Financial Spreads Markets.
Market Regulation
Financial Spreads is a trading name of London Capital Group Ltd which is regulated and authorised by the Financial Services Authority.
Note that opening a Financial Spreads Account is subject to suitability and possible credit checks. See site for details.
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"Financial Spreads" last update by RThomas, 03-Sep-2010
Warning: Financial spread betting carries a high level of risk. You can lose more than your initial investment or stake. Financial spread betting may not be suitable for all investors. Only trade with money that you can afford to lose. Make sure you fully understand the risk involved. If necessary, seek independent financial advice.
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