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Trading strategies? Complicated? Pah. The Insider hears that the strategies of many traders are no more complex than a coin flip.

       According to financial betting group BetOnMarkets , its client base of traders and retail punters are increasingly turning to martingale or heads or tail bets to play the markets.

       For example, if markets go up, the punter wins, whereas if they go down, they lose. Martingale bets were famously featured in Tom Stoppard’s classic play Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are dead, right.

Market traders are all a flutter

Posted by cordieliea on April 18th, 2012

NO RACING CERT: More are betting on markets

COMPETITION is heating up in the world of financial betting. Fixed odds financial betting group BetOnMarkets now claims to offer the cheapest trades for punters and says its prices are as competitive as the dealing desks of the big banks.

Multi-millionaire trader Vince Stanzione is teaming up with Betonmarkets and invites you to his upcoming Financial Trading Day seminar in London.

To find out more, visit: goo.gl/8OVGM

This is a truly amazing opportunity to work with Vince Live and meet Paul McKenna, Professor Richard Wiseman and Simon Woodroffe OBE.

Regent Markets Group, the owner and operator of the BetOnMarkets service, is proud to announce that it has acquired the financial betting business of Trinitas Capital (IOM) Ltd., the operator of the BetsForTraders service.

Please find below the Morning Report from David Evans, market analyst at BetOnMarkets.com

Please find below the Morning Report from David Evans, market analyst at BetOnMarkets.com

There were genuine signs of emerging optimism in stock markets last week. Confidence has been largely absent so far in 2009, with every attempted rally squashed before it really had chance to get going.

Please find below the Morning Report from David Evans, market analyst at BetOnMarkets.com

The FTSE is currently indicating a lower opening, as traders are waiting for the release of the UK Industrial Production numbers. Analysts are hoping that the numbers will show an improvement in the economy. Should the analyst be right, look for the FTSE to get a nice boost.

Last week, major stock markets marked their fourth losing week in a row. The Dow fell 6.2% on the week while the S&P 500 fell 7%. Both major indices have now fallen 24% in 2009 alone, with the S&P 500 hitting its lowest level since September 1996. Gold closed the week unchanged after a volatile week that saw it dip below $900 briefly. Oil managed to gain slightly, holding above the $45 marker.

Please find below the Morning Report from David Evans, market analyst at BetOnMarkets.com

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