Spreadex Launches ShortsandLongs.com
November 4, 2008admin No Comments »Press Annoucement follows… !
Traders and private investors finally have reason for optimism amid the current economic gloom – thanks to the launch of a firm with a revolutionary new take on spread betting.
ShortsandLongs.com is providing access to the markets via one of the slickest trading platforms around, with the type of control not normally associated with spread trading.
With free guaranteed stops as standard on every trade, it means that while speculators can still make big profits from volatile market movements, they can now strictly manage the levels of any possible losses.
ShortsandLongs.com spokesman Andy MacKenzie said: ‘Financial spread betting is growing in popularity as an alternative investment tool, particularly with share prices dropping and pensions being affected by the credit crunch.
‘However, our research shows that people are looking for more control when playing the markets and we believe the privileges offered by ShortsandLongs.com provide the perfect environment for would-be traders.
‘By joining our private members trading club, our customers still have the chance to make big money by using their expertise to call the markets correctly via some of the tightest spreads in the industry.
‘But with privileges such as free guaranteed stops as mandatory with every trade they can never lose more than their account balance – even if they get the wrong side of some of the unprecedented fluctuations we’ve seen in the past few months.
‘It’s that extra peace of mind and support we believe smart investors are demanding at the moment.’
ShortsandLongs.com is backed by Spreadex; a sports and financial spread betting company formed in 1999.
The site – at www.shortsandlongs.com – uses up-to-the-second pricing covering indices, UK shares, commodities, currencies and bonds.
Editor’s note: ShortsandLongs.com is a trading name of Spreadex Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
Spread betting carries a high level of risk so you should only speculate with money you can afford to lose. Free guaranteed stop-losses are mandatory with each bet you make. So although you can lose more than your stake, you cannot lose more than your total deposits. It may not be suitable for everyone, so please ensure you familiarise yourself with (and fully understand) the risks involved, and seek independent advice if necessary before you open an account.
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