1. Only firm to offer financial market trading, sports spread betting and sports fixed odds betting from the convenience of one account.

2. One of the most experienced and longest established firms in the market place.

3. Some of the best margin rates in the industry giving leveraged access to the markets.

4. Wide range of global markets and extensive range of AIM stocks listed on which to trade.

5. Credit facilities provided, depending on client status.

6. Professional, yet simple-to-use trading platform.

7. Tailored phone trading service to complement full online trading provision.

8. Comprehensive suite of charting tools.

9. Attractive account opening offers.

1. No demo account

2. No 24 hour trading

3. Unable to offer trading advice

Indices, Shares, Commodities, Currencies, Bonds, Interest Rates and Exchange Traded Funds.

 

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For share trading, your roll charge is calculated by the following formula: (1 month Libor +/- 3%) x (days/365) x closing price x stake x (+/-1) x -1.

 

Here, the (+/-) refers to whether the position is long (buy) or short (sell), i.e. for a £25 long position in a stock that closed at 200p, with 1 month Libor at 0.5%, rolling for 1 night, the calculation would be:(0.005+0.03) x (1/365) x 200 x £25 x 1 x -1 = -£0.48 so you would be charged 48p to roll the trade for 1 night. For a £10 short position in stock that closed at 120p, with 1 month Libor at 1%, rolling for 1 night, the calculation would be: (0.01-0.03) x (1/365) x 120 x £10 x -1 x -1 = -£0.07 so you would be charged 7p to roll the trade for 1 night.

 

For daily indices, the roll charge is simply 1 x your stake for the UK 100, Daily and Germany 30, Daily, 2 x your stake for the Wall Street, Daily and 0.5 x your stake for the SPX 500, Daily Future.

 

For currency trading, your roll charge is calculated by a formula based on the differential of overnight LIBOR rates plus, or minus, a funding charge.