Deutsche Bank Spread Betting

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A Guide to Spread Trading on Deutsche Bank

Spread Trading Market	Deutsche Bank Rolling Daily
Quote (The Spread)	€29.19 - €29.27
How the Trade Works	Now you can bet on the Deutsche Bank Rolling Daily market to move:   Above €29.27, or   Below €29.19 This is a Rolling Daily trade and so there is no closing date. If you decide not to close your position and the session ends then your trade will roll over to the next trading day. Note that if a trade rolls over then you will either be charged or receive a small fee for overnight financing depending upon whether you are betting on the market to decrease or increase. For additional details also see Rolling Daily Spread Bets.
Traded Units	Trades on the Deutsche Bank market are made in £x per cent price movement. E.g. if Deutsche Bank moves by 45c (€0.45) then you would win/lose 45 multiples of your stake.
Stake Size	You work out how much you are going to risk per cent, e.g. £1 per cent, £8 per cent, £20 per cent etc.
Quick Staking Exercise	If your stake is £3 per cent and Deutsche Bank changes by €0.26 (26c), you would win or lose £3 per cent x 26c = £78.

Worked Trading Example - Going Long of Deutsche Bank

You Choose Whether to Go Long or Short	Deutsche Bank to push:   Above €29.27? or   Below €29.19?
Let’s Assume You Choose to Go Long	Above €29.27
You Choose Your Stake, Let's Assume You Choose	£1 per cent
So What Happens Next?	You gain £1 for each cent (€0.01) Deutsche Bank moves above €29.27 Your spread bet loses £1 for every cent (€0.01) Deutsche Bank decreases below €29.27
When Going Long of a Market Your P/L =	(Settlement Price - Initial Price) x stake
Trading Situation 1	Deutsche Bank moves higher and the market is moved to €30.15 - €30.23, i.e. on Financial Spreads you'd see:   30.15   30.23
Time to Lock in Your Profit?	You could decide to leave your position open or close it, i.e. close your spread bet for a profit. In this instance you choose to close your bet and sell at €30.15.
Your P/L =	(Settlement Price - Initial Price) x stake
	(€30.15 - €29.27) x £1 per cent
	€0.88 x £1 per cent
	88c x £1 per cent
Your P/L =	£88 profit
Trading Situation 2	Deutsche Bank decreases and the financial spread betting market is adjusted to €28.54 - €28.62, therefore Financial Spreads would show:   28.54   28.62
Restrict Your Loss?	At this point, you may choose to leave your bet open or close it, i.e. close your trade and limit your losses. In this example you choose to settle your bet and sell the market at €28.54.
Your P/L =	(Settlement Price - Initial Price) x stake
	(€28.54 - €29.27) x £1 per cent
	-€0.73 x £1 per cent
	-73c x £1 per cent
Your P/L =	-£73 loss

Worked Example - Going Short of Deutsche Bank

You Now Select Whether to Go Long or Short	Deutsche Bank going:   Above €29.27? or   Below €29.19?
Let's Say You Choose to Sell	Below €29.19
You Decide How Much to Risk, Opting for	£2 per cent
So What Next?	Your spread bet loses £2 for every cent (€0.01) Deutsche Bank increases above €29.19 You gain £2 for every cent (€0.01) Deutsche Bank pushes lower than €29.19
If You Are Selling a Spread Bet Your P/L =	(Initial Price - Settlement Price) x stake
Trading Situation 3	Deutsche Bank falls and the spread betting market is adjusted and moved to €28.63 - €28.71, so you would see this on Financial Spreads:   28.63   28.71
Time to Take a Profit?	At this point, you may decide to keep your trade open or close it to lock in a profit. In this example you decide to close your bet by buying at €28.71.
Your P/L =	(Initial Price - Settlement Price) x stake
	(€29.19 - €28.71) x £2 per cent
	€0.48 x £2 per cent
	48c x £2 per cent
Your P/L =	£96 profit
Trading Situation 4	Deutsche Bank increases and the spread trading market adjusts and moves to €29.51 - €29.59. Therefore you'd see:   29.51   29.59
Time to Limit the Loss?	You may decide to leave your position open or close it, i.e. close your position to restrict your loss. For this example, you opt to settle your trade and buy at €29.59.
Your P/L =	(Initial Price - Settlement Price) x stake
	(€29.19 - €29.59) x £2 per cent
	-€0.40 x £2 per cent
	-40c x £2 per cent
Your P/L =	-£80 loss

•   Deutsche Bank market notes: trading prices taken from Financial Spreads as per 28 May 2012
•   Investors could also trade on Deutsche Bank in euros/cent and dollars/cent

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