November's edition of Spreadbet Magazine

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Check out the only e-zine dedicated to spreadbetting and CFD trading Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. For your viewing pleasure, our latest feature packed edition of Spreadbet Magazine... Robbie Burns - the Naked Trader Robbie details his trading diary which includes lessons for us all. Dominic Picarda Perhaps the UK's most respected technical analyst and including a free webcast. Zak Mir Zak Mir was one of the UK’s pioneers in modern charting methods since the early 90’s as well as being the author of 101 Charts For Trading Success. Alpesh Patel Alpesh Patel is the author of 16 investment books, runs his own FSA regulated asset management firm from London and has had over 200 columns published in the Financial Times. Click here to view this month's magazine Features includes: Dominic Picarda's Top 5 Picks For Q4 2013 Option Corner Special by Titan Inv Partners Zak Mir - Time To Go Long Crude Oil? Robbie Burns - 5 New Issue Picks

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