(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 30, 2012 ) London, UK -- The London based financial website Spread-Betting.org, which features a range of reviews, analysis and trading guides, has launched a new set of comparisons tables that compare and contrast a range of spread betting companies.
There is an array of financial spread betting companies that investors can choose from. However, these firms vary in many ways: Does the company offer candlestick charts? Are the markets open 24 hours a day? What kind of trading orders are available?
These are just some of the questions that spread bettors face when looking to sign up with a spread betting company. That is why www.Spread-Betting.org has added a new set of comparison tables.
The comparison tables, launched this month, compare the spreads for some of the most popular financial markets. These include forex pairs such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD, stock market indices such as the FTSE 100 and Dow Jones, and commodities such as gold and crude oil.
"We've seen an increase in the number of traders and investors who are speculating via the derivative of spread betting," said Maxine Price, http://www.spread-betting.org/ editor. "After deciding to spread bet, one of their first questions is often 'where should I trade?'
"There is a large number of spread betting companies to chose from. Naturally, they share a lot of similarities, however there are plenty of variations too.
"A common issue for new spread bettors is whether the company offers a demo account. Whereas more experienced traders are concerned with more technical aspects such as the guaranteed stop orders and 24 hour trading that firms like Financial Spreads offer. Naturally, we address these issues and other aspects such as spread size and minimum stakes."
The spread betting comparison tables also look at factors such as which body regulates the spread betting company, whether credit accounts are available, what trading orders are offered, and more.
"We've been working on adding the new tables for some time now, and we're excited by the result," continued Price. "However, if you're not looking to sign up for a new account, fear not, we still offer news on all the latest market moves, technical analysis and of course our daily spread trading blog."
About Spread-Betting.org
Spread-Betting.org looks at a range of financial markets, and offers analysis on the key global stock markets, commodities markets and forex spread betting markets.
The new comparison tables show whether spread betting companies offer charts, 24 hour trading, stop loss/guaranteed stops, demo accounts and web-based platforms. It also reports on other areas such as which organisation the company is regulated by, what the typical minimum stake is and whether there is a minimum account opening deposit.
Spread betting is a geared product and therefore investors should be aware that it carries a high level of risk. Losses can exceed the initial deposit. Spread betting may not be suitable for all types of investor. Investors should seek independent financial advice where needed and only speculate with funds they can afford to lose.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 30, 2012 ) London, UK -- The London based financial website Spread-Betting.org, which features a range of reviews, analysis and trading guides, has launched a new set of comparisons tables that compare and contrast a range of spread betting companies. 
