Understanding the Risks of Spread Betting UK Shares by Trading Simply

‘Understanding the Risks of Spread betting UK Shares’ is a free ebook that will help you become a better trader of UK listed shares with spread betting.

I don’t want to make you feel bad, but it took me 6 months to complete, simply because I work full time, spread betting takes ages to explain to a respectable level and I am concerned about the quality of the content, not just on this blog, but in publications that bear the Trading Simply name.

Anyway, it was a joy to write about spread betting because so much hype is written about spread betting and stock markets in general.

Here are a few of the topics that are covered in the free ebook:

• Shares and how they relate to spread betting – Even if you don’t know what a share is let alone spread betting, this chapter will take you through a jargon free explanation of how spread betting and shares relate to each other.

• The costs of trading: shares v spread betting – A detailed cost comparison between traditional share trading and spread betting including a real world example from my own spread betting firm’s stock market prices.

• Leverage, a spread betting context – Leverage is one of the main reasons why traders lose money. Find out what leverage is and how much of it you should use when you are spread betting UK shares.

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