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The Naked Trader's Guide to Spread Betting By Robbie Burns |
The ultimate guide to spread betting - how to do it, have fun and hopefully make a few quid! Here is a new beginner's guide that explains - in plain English - how to do it, and how to make money from it! Spread betting shares can be dangerous: most people lose - some even lose their shirts. But it's not a world populated by pinstriped men waiting to rob you, steal your savings and do nasty things to small kittens. You can win. (And you never have to pay a penny in tax!) This book shows you how. Robbie Burns, bestselling author of The Naked Trader, has been spread betting for years. He explains why it's an indispensable tool to use alongside normal investing or trading. Especially as you can make money even if the market goes down. Robbie takes you through everything from how it works, to managing your risk, working out exposure, and how, often, doing nothing is the best move! He explains the ins and outs of successfully betting on shares in his trademark down-to-earth style, covering everything you need to know. From the simple stuff through to proven strategies, including those that can be used in different markets - it's all here. There are also behind-the-scenes visits to two top spread betting firms. But it's a big, bad old world out there, and there are a whole heap of mistakes you can make, an awful lot of money you can lose. Rounding up spine-chilling traders' tales of spread bets gone wrong, and using all he has learnt from making silly mistakes himself, Robbie also helps you learn what not to do. |
A New Framework for IT Investment Decisions By Antony Barnes |
Fully illustrated and explained with reference to numerous examples from across industries and the world, A New Framework for IT Investment Decisions is a groundbreaking book for advancing businesses beyond some of the unhelpful investment frameworks of the past, and attaining more accurate, comprehensive and profitable knowledge of how to approach IT projects and systems. The framework is based on simple ideas about the way in which IT systems interact with a business. Building on these simple ideas, some radical conclusions can be drawn about the nature of IT investment and how it affects a business. These conclusions are very different to the commonly accepted approach to IT investment. Key to the new framework is the concept that most IT spending is geared towards building future capabilities that will not generate an immediate return. These ideas are brought together into a simple decision table that managers will find invaluable in making better decisions about IT projects. |
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A New Framework for IT Investment Decisions
A practical guide to assessing the true value of IT projects in business by Antony Barnes |
The Naked Trader's Guide to Spread Betting
How to make money from shares in up or down markets by Robbie Burns |
Designing Stock Market Trading Systems
With and without soft computing by Bruce Vanstone and Tobias Hahn |
The Premier Football Betting Handbook 2010/11
The key stats and strategies to give you an edge betting on the Premier League by Matt Finnigan and Pete Nordsted |
The Green Investing Handbook
A detailed investment guide to the technologies and companies involved in the sustainability revolution by Nick Hanna |
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Future Trends from Past Cycles
Identifying share price trends and turning points through cycle, channel and probability analysis by Brian Millard |
The Street-Smart Trader
An insider's guide to the City by Ian Lyall |
Ratios Made Simple
A beginner's guide to the key financial ratios by Robert Leach |
The Very, Very Rich and How They Got That Way
The spectacular success stories of 15 men who made it to the very, very top by Max Gunther |
How to Build a Share Portfolio
An investor's guide to asset allocation by Rodney Hobson |
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