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Q.23
 In your opinion what is the most important aspect of spread betting?
Q.24
 Should I pay attention to all the financial figures that seem to be published everyday?
Q.25
 I'm new to spread betting and want to know if I should use normal stop losses or guaranteed stop losses?
Q.26
 Why do spread bet prices always differ from the cash price?
Q.27
 Are their any arbitrage possibilities with Spread Bets?
Q.28
 Any thoughts on spread betting versus Single Stock Futures (SSF)?
Q.29
 How can I use Spread Bets to speculate on UK interest rates?
Q.30
 Any thoughts on using spread betting versus Contracts for Difference (CFDs) to trade shares?
Q.31
 I prefer to trade US shares than UK ones, how do the spread betting firms handle the currency risk?
Q.32
 I've noticed that the spread bettering companies often quote a very wide bid-offer spread on the opening with non FTSE 100 stocks. Why is this?
Q.33
 I want to start spread betting on the US markets, which index is the best to trade?
Q.34
 When spread betting on Gold I'm confused about which month to trade?

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