InterTrader

Jul 13, 2011

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InterTrader, launched in 2008, is one of the more recent additions to the spread betting market. Using a London Capital Group platform renowned for its security, it has quickly become one of the big players in the spread betting world.

Catering to all levels of expertise, InterTrader provides free news, research and charting software to all clients and offers additional training if required.

From InterTrader's website:

You can take your own position on global markets. InterTrader.com covers everything from stock indices and FX to commodities, oil and metals to UK, US and international equities. InterTrader.com is a trading name of London Capital Group, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

Equities

With InterTrader you can trade on futures and rolling daily contracts on the top 250 UK shares, plus rolling daily contracts on selected US, Australian, French, Dutch, German, Indian, Irish, Scandinavian and South African shares.

Indices

Futures, daily and rolling daily contracts available on the FTSE 100 and 250, Wall Street, NASDAQ, S&P 500, DAX 30, CAC 40, Nikkei 225 and other major world indices.

Currencies

Quoted 24 hours a day, quarterly and rolling daily contracts on all the major FX pairs, plus many minor and exotic pairs.

Commodities

With an InterTrader account you can spread bet on oil, gold, silver, coffee, cocoa, sugar, corn, oats and wheat as well as a range of other commodities.

Interest rates

Bet on the direction of three-month interest rates by trading Euribor, Eurodollar, Euroswiss or Short Sterling futures.

Bonds

Finally, InterTrader clients can trade on futures contracts based on the prices of government bonds, including BOBL, Bund, Gilt, Schatz and US five-year, ten-year and 30 year bonds.

Apply for an InterTrader spread betting account or compare with other leading providers.

MoneyWeek Ltd receives commission from InterTrader for accounts opened.

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  • 1. Sam A

    (14 January 2013, 07:10PM)  Complain about this comment

    Hi, I have been useing the demo account for 2 weeks, along with IG.
    I have found it nice a simple with enough trading options, graphs load just fine and only sometimes play up if you change the time to many times.

    Its simple and good looking and good demo account are its plus points.

    the down side is min bid is £1 and i would like a 50p option because they do not give you enough margin/ leverage. 1 pip spread is pretty standard, smaller competers are offering 0.5 pip spreads but again offer low leverage.

    Thought this info might help some one.

    Thanks.

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