Having completed the first introductory guide explaining the basic mechanisms behind Spread betting and the basics behind how spread betting works. We have decided to follow this up with a second Beginners guide this time about beginner level strategy and analysis for Spread betting. First we will take a look at both Fundamental analysis and Technical analysis, then we will move onto some basic strategy often used. 

Part One: The Difference between Technical and Fundamental Analysis 
A look at what the differences between Technical and Fundamental Analysis and brief look into what these kinds of analysis involve. 
Part Two: Fundamental Analysis Price-Earning Ratio’s and Earnings Per Share 
A look into using Price-Earning Ratio’s which is one of the key tool’s used in fundamental analysis. 
Part Three: Fundamental Analysis Sales Figures & Net Asset Value Per Share 
A look into how Sales Figures and Net Asset Value Per Share can effect movements in Stock prices.
Part Four: Fundamental Analysis Dividend Yields & Dividend Announcements 
A look at using dividend yields as a tool of Fundamental analysis and how announcements surrounding dividends can effect stock prices. 
Part Five: Using Price Sensitive Information: Director’s Dealings 
A look at how Directors share dealings can affect share prices and how to find out this information.
Part Six: Using Price Sensitive Information: Brokers Recommendations 
A look at how brokers recommendations can lead to movements in price and how to find these recommendations.
Part Seven: What is technical analysis? 
A short post on what technical analysis consists of, there will be following posts on several types of charting.
Part Eight: Four Basic Charting Techniques 
A look at using four basic charting techniques and the basic logic behind each technique. With graphs to illustrate each technique.
Part Nine: Basic Economics for Spread Bettors: Interest Rates US,UK & Eurozone 
Here we take a look at some basic information about Interest Rates and the effect that they can have on various marketplaces.
Part Ten: Basic Economics for Spread Bettors: Retail Sales & US Jobless Claims 
A look at two more economic indicators and what they can mean in terms of the economy and the markets. 
Part Eleven: Basic Economics for Spread Bettors: US Non-Farm Payrolls 
A look into why you should take notice of the US Non-Farm Payrolls figures. And why this is important non US traders and investors.


More coming soon.