The feed includes around 20 Tweets a day on fast falling or
Rising share prices and links to news stories that could be potentially
cause volatility in certain stocks.


In addition, the Spreadex feed sends out updates on all global
macroeconomic figures as they are announced together with charts displaying the
Historical performance for that piece of financial data.


Investors, spread betters or share traders can follow the
Feed via


Andy MacKenzie, Spreadex spokesperson, stated that "It is important for
Spreadex customers to keep on top of all the market developments and this
enables spread betters to see which stocks are moving on a certain day and why.


Spreadex offers a wide range of global share options.
Prices available for trade as well as special coverage of UK-non350 or
AIM stocks are available for trade via credit at attractive margin rates.
Subject to client status


"Share trading using financial spread bets has been growing in popularity
popularity given the fact that profits are currently free from Capital Gains
Tax or Stamp Duty, although tax laws could well change in the future, and because
traders can profit from prices falling as well as rising, which you cannot do
with traditional share buying.


"We are expanding our stock alert service to include
More sector-specific or stock-specific alerts via SMS or email
You can also set up alerts for volatility in FX, indices and commodity prices.



The stock alert function follows Spreadex recently expanding
into 24 hour trading, cutting spreads to 1 point on some of its popular
Financial spread betting markets and launch of an updated online platform
customisable trade tickets and one-click dealing.


About Spreadex: Spreadex Ltd is a financial and
Sports spread betting and sports fixed odds betting company, which specializes in
the personal service and credit area. Spreadex was established in 1999.
Spread betting is one of the oldest established firms in the industry.
Strong reputation for high-quality customer service and account management
Management.


Editor's Note: Spread betting is licensed and regulated under the Financial Services Authority. Spread betting is high-risk for your capital.
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For everyone, please make sure you understand all risks. In
relation to fixed odds, Spreadex Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Gambling
Commission under licence number 000-008835-R-104580-004.