Spread Betting
Spread Betting is a simple, versatile tool that can help you to profit from both up and downwards movements in prices and offers an alternative to trading on specific stocks and futures markets. Essentially with financial spread betting, you are simply speculating on the direction of the future price movements in an underlying instrument whereby you specify an amount you want to bet on each point movement.
Spread bets are a margined product. In other words, you only deposit a fraction of the overall value of the trade (typically 5 %), allowing you to make a much larger potential investment than if you were buying the shares. However, please note that losses of course are magnified in exactly the same way.
Spread Betting profits are free of UK Income tax or Capital Gains tax. However, it requires a realistic assessment of the risk involved: take the time to read through the information on this site and learn how to set up and run your financial spread betting account.
At Twowaymarkets we try to offer the most competitive package possible, through our dedicated website, Twowayspreads. The tighter the spread, the quicker you are making profits. Our market leading spreads give you a head start over our competitors and other investment products, offering you a better chance of successful financial trading.
Please see some of our leading spreads below:**
| FTSE | 1 PT | EUR | 1 PIP |
| DAX | 1 PT | JPY | 1 PIP |
| CAC | 1 PT | AUD | 1 PIP |
| DOW | 2 PT | GBP | 2 PIP |
Our commitment does not stop there. Twowayspreads customers have the option of claiming back up to £250 of any losses incurred in the first 8 weeks of trading with us. This gives both novice and professional traders added confidence and security trading the markets.
If you have any more questions about spread betting or why chose Twowayspreads for your online financial spread betting needs, please click here or view our offers page for more exclusive trading promotions. Alternatively, speak with a sales representative by contacting us now.
*Under current UK tax law. Tax laws are subject to change.
**Quoted spreads on rolling futures contracts during market trading hours only.
