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Enter to Win a Spread Bet Account Funded with £1,000 to Trade Follow Us: Are you a fundamental follower or a technical theorist? Over the next three weeks, GFT is giving you the opportunity to put your market predictions to the test for the chance to win a spread bet account funded with £1,000 to trade. The winner is the entrant who can most accurately guess that week's FTSE® 100 close price to two decimal places. The competition is open from Tuesday 7am to Thursday midnight each week and you can enter every week from now until 6 December. When spread betting, it is possible to lose more than your initial deposit. Put your trading knowledge to the test and you could be a winner! THE TOOLS | THE TRADES | THE TRUST Click here for competition terms and conditions CD05UK.960.072012 | CD05UK.985.100912 Have questions? Contact Us 0800 358 0864 | +44 (0) 207 170 0770 Email Us | www.gftuk.com Trading forex, CFDs, and spread bets is risky and not suitable for everyone. All of these products (excluding Binary CFDs and Binary Spread Bets) are leveraged, and you can lose more than your initial deposit. Don’t trade more than you can afford to lose. GFT Markets is a trading name of GFT Global Markets UK Ltd. and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) for forex, CFDs, and Spread Bets. The FSA does not regulate Binary CFDs and Binary Spread Bets. ®, ®, GFT®, DealBook®, FX 360°®, CFD 360°®, Chart Studio®, Foresight-A.I.®, G3BO™ and DealWheel™ are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Global Futures & Forex, Ltd., in the United States and/or other countries. The absence of a name or logo in this list does not constitute a waiver of any and all intellectual property rights that Global Futures & Forex, Ltd. has established in any of its trademarks, service marks or logos. All other trademarks, service marks or logos are the property of their respective owners. The different companies, and divisions and branches thereof, may perform services on each other's behalf. Therefore this email is sent to you on behalf of the company and/or division or branch with which your account is maintained, regardless of the employer of the person sending the email. © 2012 Global Futures & Forex, Ltd. All rights reserved. GFT | Global Markets UK LTD | Canary Wharf, 34th Floor (CGC 34-03), 25 Canada Square, London E14 5LQ, United Kingdom

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