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Make Money With Financial Betting – Betonmarkets

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What is Financial Fixed Odds Betting?

Fixed odds financial betting offers a tax free, flexible and innovative alternative to trading the financial markets. With fixed odds betting you can bet on the financial markets knowing exactly what you stand to gain or lose from the point you place your trade. This means you can never lose more than your original stake and you always know what you stand to gain. www.Betonmarkets.net  over bets ranging from £1 to £50,000 on a selection of popular financial markets including currencies, shares, indices and commodities.

A fixed odds bet is a bet which pays out a fixed amount if a predicted event occurs within a specified timescale. If the predicted event does not occur within the duration of the bet then all you lose is your original stake (again a fixed amount). The events that you can bet on are more varied with financial fixed odds betting than with any other form of trading. Not only can you bet on the market going up or down, you can bet on the market not going up or not going down, you can bet on the market staying within a range or not staying within a range and much, much more.

Financial fixed odds betting is the simplest way to trade the financial markets. The bets are flexible, transparent and easy to understand. If you’re not familiar with trading then fixed odds betting is a great place to start. If you’re an experienced trader then fixed odds betting will be a valuable addition to your investing armoury.

Making Money From Financial Markets – Profit from Up and Down moves

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“The next 90 days are going to see massive opportunities to profit from financial markets, if you’re not trading – then now is a great time to get back in”

I need not tell you the current headlines, doom and gloom is everywhere and the money in your pocket is simply not what it was, yet against this back drop my students have been making an extra £100 to £2000+ a day simply by following my trading system and using the same tools that I use every day. Even better, these profits can be banked by trading just 20 minutes a day.

Whether you are currently trading via Spread Bets, FX margined accounts, CFDs or just buying and selling shares with a broker I am sure you can benefit from this new edition and my 26 years of experience.

Maybe you have tried trading in the past or you never got started, either way now is a great time to brush up on your skills and get started again.

Don’t forget we make money from falling as well as rising markets, my exact system which you will have access to banked 962 points  from the Dow Jones falling in just over 30 days in August 2011 and currently has a 2160 point running profit locked in on a short trade on Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB). Of course we also make money from markets going up such as Gold and US Treasury Bonds which have been big winners for us over the last few months.

Special bonus

Once you order the 2012 package I will email you a special report on where to invest for the rest of 2011 with some great trading ideas that you can make between now and January 2012.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or you’ve already had a go at financial trading or investing in the stock market then I am certain I can help you make more money regardless of market conditions.

To sign up for the package or to read more please go to www.winonmarkets.net

Regards,

Vince Stanzione

Making Money From Financial Trading 2012 edition -Video Clip

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Here is a clip for the new 2012 edition of making money from Financial Spread Trading by self made multi millionaire Vince Stanzione explaining the opportunities in financial spread betting and investing and how to profit from markets moving up, down and even sideways.

Why 90% of Spread Betting Traders lose money — and what can you do about it

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What Losing Traders Do

Vince Stanzione has been trading futures, options and equities for around 25 years. As well as trading his own money he has traded money for banks and been a broker for private clients. Over the years Vince has been fascinated to discover the difference between winners and losers in this business.

Try to learn from the points I am about to give you.

1. Many traders trade without a plan. They do not define specific risk and profit objectives before trading. Even if they establish a plan, they “second guess” it and don’t stick to it, particularly if the trade is a loss. Consequently, they over trade and use their equity to the limit (are undercapitalised), which puts them in a squeeze and forces them to liquidate positions. Usually, they liquidate the good trades and keep the bad ones.

2. Many traders don’t realise the news they hear and read has, in many cases, already been discounted by the market. Often, new traders jump into a market based on a story in the morning paper; the market many times has already discounted the information.

3. After several profitable trades, many speculators become wild and un-conservative. They base their trades on hunches and long shots, rather than sound fundamental and technical reasoning, or put their money into one deal that “can’t fail.”

4. Traders often try to carry too big a position with too little capital, and trade too frequently for the size of the account.

5. They fail to predefine risk, add to a losing position, and fail to use stops.

6. They frequently have a directional bias; for example, always wanting to be long. A good trader should be happy to trade up or down.

7. Lack of experience in the market causes many traders to become emotionally and/or financially committed to one trade, and unwilling or unable to take a loss. They may be unable to admit they have made a mistake.

8. They over trade. Many new traders after opening a Financial Spread betting account are like a child with a new toy. They want to trade anything and everything. The new internet dealing offered by most bookmakers has made it even worse.

9. Many traders can’t (or don’t) take the small losses. They often stick with a losing trade until it really hurts, then take the loss. This is an undisciplined approach…a trader needs to develop and stick with a system. If you are following charts and a trendline or moving average is broken, you must stick to your rules.

10. Many traders break a cardinal rule: “Cut losses short. Let profits run.” Emotion makes many traders hold a losing trade too long. Many traders don’t discipline themselves to take small losses and big gains.

If you want to get a head start in the markets and see your trades turn into profitable winners, join the hundreds of traders already learning from Vince Stanzione. To discover more go to www.fintrader.net

Sell in May and go away?

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Most readers will have heard of the stock market saying ‘sell in May and go away’, which is based on the historical tendency for stocks to generate most of their positive returns during the six-month period from 1 November through 30 April.

Since 1950, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has appreciated 7.4 per cent on average during this favourable period, versus only a 0.4 per cent average return in the period from 1 May to 31 October. So the argument is: why bother taking the extra risk for such a small return and not just take the cash a park it away safely after all you can make more on a cash deposit or in Treasury Bonds?

Vince Stanzione using Seasonality

Of course seasonality is a guide not a guarantee and markets can be distorted by factors such as quantitative easing (QE), in which UK and US governments have both indulged during the last couple of years, although I am not expecting a surprise announcement like last August.

The stock market (and I refer principally to US stocks) has been very strong in the historically favourable six-month period just ended. The Dow Jones index gained 14.5 per cent between 1 November and 30 April. The S&P 400, also known as the Midcap 400 or the midcap index, did even better, adding an amazing 22.5 per cent.

The Midcap can be traded via an ETF (exchange traded fund) such as the SPDR MidCap 400 ETF (NYSE:MDY), which has newly hit an all-time high but gets very little press. In the UK the FTSE250 would be a similar comparison, which many do not realise can be traded via a spread bet on an ETF – such as the iShares FTSE 250 Fund (LSE:MIDD) – but let’s get back to seasonality.

Markets to drift off in May/June?

The month of May has started off a bit weaker and after the recent strong run it should not come as a surprise if we do get a sell off and overall the major indices drift before we eventually see markets pick up again with a strong rally at the end of the year.

Of course the whole stock market does not stop, so there are still plenty of opportunities in individual shares and sectors. It’s no surprise that the sectors that tend to do better over the May to October period are the more defensive sectors, which can also be accessed via a spread bet or contract for difference (CFD) on ETFs, such as consumer staples (NYSE:XLP), healthcare (NYSE:XLV) and utilities (NYSE:XLU).

Commodities, metals and mining

I would stay away from energy (NYSE:XLE) and metals and mining (NYSE:XME) for at least the next few months.

Commodities, which have had such a strong run, also are well overdue a pullback, especially the hot markets such as silver, cotton, sugar, crude oil and copper.

Of course we should not just generalise and lump all commodities together, I would be careful about shorting grains over the summer as weather related issues could cause big moves in wheat but, overall, I believe a pullback of an average of 20 per cent is coming for most commodities. Copper looks set for a good fall as the housing market and industrial usagae continues to weaken over the next few months especially from China.

Before you try financial spread betting it is well worth getting some good advice and training. Spread betting veteran Vince Stanzione has been trading for over 25 years and has produced a course, ‘Making Money From Financial Spread Trading’, which is a 160-page workbook, two and a half hours of DVDs and a members-only website. To find out more about how you can make Maximum Trading profits in minimum time go to www.fintrader.net.

 

Spread Betting Tip: Don’t Get Married!

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Millionaire Trader Vince Stanzione says that you should never get married to your position if you want to be a successful trader. A good trader should be happy to go long or short the same market or stock. Also sticking to the same share or market just because it’s been good to you in the past is not the way to profit. Many get stuck in to a losing trade “hoping” it will get better when the best option is cut and start again.

Also whilst just staying with one or two markets may sound good practice I have found it’s better to play the field and have plenty of options open to you. If you decide to trade just the Euro/$ or just the S&P500 there will be times when those markets are just not offering great trading opportunities but you can bet that other markets will be offering better risk/reward trades. My system teaches how to trade Currencies, commodities, world-wide stocks, Indices and Bonds giving you the most ways to profit.
to find out more go to www.winonmarkets.net

Tips from Vince Stanzione Spread Betting – CFDs – New Video

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Here is a new video with some tips from millionaire trader Vince Stanzione. This is the first of a new series which will appear in the coming weeks so stay tuned. to sign up now just go to

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What is Financial Fixed Odds Betting? Betonmarkets.net

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What is Financial Fixed Odds Betting?
Fixed odds financial betting offers a tax free (for UK), flexible and innovative alternative to trading the financial markets. With fixed odds betting you can bet on the financial markets knowing exactly what you stand to gain or lose from the outset meaning you have no nasty surprises or margin calls. Whilst Fixed odds financial betting has been available for over 11 years many have still not caught on to what a great product this is.

www.betonmarkets.net

A Financial fixed odds bet is a bet which pays out a fixed amount if a predicted event occurs within a specified timescale. Financial bookmaker Betonmarkets.net offer bets from 1 minute to 12 months with most bets being placed on fairly short term outcomes.
If the predicted event does not occur within the duration of the bet then all you lose is your original stake (again a fixed amount). The events that you can bet on are more varied with financial fixed odds betting than with other forms of trading such a spread betting. Not only can you bet on the market going up or down, you can bet on the market not going up or not going down, you can bet on the market staying within a range or not staying within a range and much more. Most fixed odds bets can also be sold back before expiry allowing you to recoup some of your stake if the bet is going against you or take profits before the expiry.
Financial fixed odds betting is the simplest way to trade the financial markets. The bets are flexible, transparent and easy to understand. If you’re not familiar with trading then fixed odds betting is a great place to start and betonmarkets offer a free virtual account with $10,000 of virtual money to test your ideas using real prices. If you’re an experienced trader then fixed odds betting will be a valuable addition to your investing toolbox with many traders combining Financial Spread Betting and Fixed Odds.

Choose your own risk levels and payouts

With financial fixed odds betting you can choose the parameters and decide how big or small the payout is. For each bet you decide the amount you wish to win, when you want the bet to finish, the bet type and the market levels. The odds are then calculated and displayed on screen along with the amount you need to stake.
You can then decide to either place the bet or tweak the parameters all in real time. Bets are a priced using options models such as Black Scholes however you don’t need to worry about learning complicated option pricing models as the website does all this for you. Simply but the more likely an event will happen the lower the odds and lower the return, of course you are also taking a lower risk and more likely to be paid out. If the event has little chance of happening especially in a short time frame then the odds will offered to you will be much higher leading to a big payout. Experienced trades tend to mix and match risk and reward.

Markets you can trade

Betonmarkets.net offer a wide range of markets to trade including major currency pairs such as Euro/$, EUR/JPY, USD/JPY and AUD.USD to name a few. Major stock indices such as Dow Jones, FTSE100, NASDAQ 100 and Hang Seng. Stocks such as Apple and Google. Betonmarkets.net also offers bets on Gold which have been popular of late.

Profit in all markets

With a wide range of innovative fixed odds bets you can profit in all market conditions whether the market is going up, down or trading within a range. Further still, you are not limited to simply picking the direction of the market; you can bet on picking the highest point the market trades at in a certain period, or you can bet on the market reaching (or not reaching) a certain level. Bets such as Touch or No Touch, Higher or Lower and In or Out offer some unique why to profit which are not available with Financial Spread Betting.

Small and Big clients welcome
A great feature of fixed odds is that small clients are welcome with bet sizes starting from as little as £2 total risk to over £25,000. Account can be opened in £, US$, Euros and Australian Dollars. You can fund your account via a credit card, debit card, bank transfer and other electronic payment services meaning that you can easily set up an account even without a credit card.

To learn more about how to profit from Fixed Odds Financial Betting and Spread Betting then go to www.thefintrader.net Vince Stanzione is the author of the new ebook Making A Fortune From Fixed Odds Trading which is included with Making Money From Financial Spread Tarding.