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The Investor's Toolbox: How To Use Spread Betting, Cfds, Options, Warrants And Trackers To Boost Returns And Reduce Risk

The Investor's Toolbox: How To Use Spread Betting, Cfds, Options, Warrants And Trackers To Boost Returns And Reduce Risk

by Peter Temple

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The Investor's Toolbox: How To Use Spread Betting, Cfds, Options, Warrants And Trackers To Boost Returns And Reduce Risk

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This book is intended to be a simple practical guide to how you can use some of the newer investment products like spread betting, binary betting, contracts for difference, covered warrants and exchange-traded funds, as well as older ones like futures and options, to help your investing. In different ways, each of these products allows you either to: boost the returns you get in exchange for taking on greater risk; hedge your bets in exchange for slightly lower returns; use much less capital to achieve the same market exposure; or, move money into and out of a range of markets and sectors efficiently. Tools that all investors need to know about and be able to use when the occasion demands it..