The Financial Spread Betting Handbook by Malcolm Pryor
This book is strongly recommend this book
to anyone who is planning on starting spread betting. Malcolm Pryor writes in
an easy to follow style without being patronising or verbose. He covers
everything that a novice needs to know in order to make the decision about
whether spread betting is going to be for them. He offers practical advice with
an emphasis on risk management and suggests some trading strategies which are
simple to understand.
Good is the way he continually refers to the
characteristics of a successful spread better compared to those of someone who
isn't. For this reason I would also recommend this book for someone who has
been trading for a while but would like to improve their win ratio.
The
book is full of helpful tips and each chapter has a concise summary of the
points made. The chapter entitled "Common and Really Expnsive Spread Betting
Errors" is a real gem and worth the price of the book itself. People gain much
from reading this book and I am sure that others whether novice or experienced
traders will also be impressed with its clarity and comprehensive coverage of
the subject of Spread Betting.
Born to Punt: Steve Palmer's Betting Year by Steve Palmer
Steve Palmer is that rare
commodity, a journalist with a huge and very loyal following for his regular
columns in the "Racing Post". His many thousands of fans enjoy his
idiosyncratic and amusing interpretation of his own and others betting
activities as well as life in general. Where others see pain and misery Steve
inevitably sees a unique and amusing angle
"Born to Punt" brings the
best of Palmer's often hilarious anecdotes and stories together under one roof
for the first time. These stories frequently involve the hideous misfortune and
sometime joy which befalls the many of millions of punters who regularly bet
each week.
Absolutely hilarious from the start! For anyone that is
regularly involved in financial combat with the bookmakers, or simply intrigued
into what makes thousands of people regularly frit away their finances on a
variety of sports, Steve's account is frightfully recognisable. Chasing the
dream! The lazy boy lifestyle led with his accomplice through various fast-food
establishments adds the required light humour!
Spread Betting by Andrew Burke, Compton Hellyer
This is a guide to the world of spread
betting. The author details all the basics and goes on to examine more complex
areas such as value, risk and how to form markets. The author ensures all
players are warned of the risks inherent in this form of betting and offers
some sensible advice concerning various damage limitation exercises you can
perform in order to minimize such risks. There is also plenty of space devoted
to discussing the mechanics of the betting and how to spot potentially
profitable trades.
Paperback - 188 pages ( 6 July,
1998) expected price
£8.95Buy
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Successful Spread Betting by Geoff
Harvey Spread betting offers investors
a simple and direct way of dealing in the world's financial markets. Its
advantages include access to markets that would normally be the privilege of a
registered broker such as foreign exchange. Furthermore, there are no brokerage
or commission fees and any money you make from spread betting is tax free. The
author provides a guide to this popular method of betting that can be employed
in the financial markets and upon sporting
events
Paperback - 144 pages ( 1 October, 1998) expected price £10.36Buy
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