Ireland 20 Spread Betting - Spread Betting on Indices
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Ireland 20 Spread Betting

Ireland 20 Spread Betting

Welcome to Clean Financial's guide to Ireland 20 spread betting.

Quick and simple answers to common Ireland 20 questions:

Q) Where can I Spread Bet on Ireland 20?
Q) Where can I Trade for Free on Ireland 20?
Q) How to Spread Bet on Ireland 20?
Q) Where can I find Free Live Prices on Ireland 20?
Q) Where can I find Free Ireland 20 Charts?


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Where can I Spread Bet on the Ireland 20?

You can currently spread bet on the Ireland 20 and other related markets at:


Where can I Trade for Free on the Ireland 20?

It depends upon what you mean by free. If you're looking for a free Demo Account where you can practice spread trading see below.

Tax Free. If you are looking for a free spread betting platform then don't forget that in the UK spread betting is tax free*

You can also spread bet on Ireland 20 commission free and with no brokers fees at:

Free Demo Account

If you're looking for a free Practice Account / Test Account where you can trial spread betting, including markets like Ireland 20, then you can you can always try:

Each of the above currently offers a free demo account.



How to Spread Bet on Indices - Ireland 20 Rolling Daily


As with a variety of financial markets, investors can place a spread bet on indices, like the Ireland 20, to go up or down.

If you were to look at the InterTrader spread betting site, they are currently pricing the Ireland 20 Rolling Daily market at 526.5 - 531.2. As a result, you could spread bet on the Ireland 20 market:
  • Increasing higher than 531.2, or
  • Decreasing lower than 526.5
When spread trading on the Ireland 20 index you trade in £x per point. So, if you chose to invest £10 per point and the Ireland 20 moves 5.0 points then that would make a difference to your profit/loss of £50. £10 per point x 5.0 points = £50.

Rolling Daily Index Markets

It is important to note that this is a Rolling Daily Market and so it does not have a settlement date. If you decide to leave your trade open at the end of the day, it will just roll over into the next day.

If you do let your position roll over into the next day and are spread betting on the market to:
  • Move higher - then you are charged a small overnight financing fee, or
  • Move lower - then a small payment is normally credited to your account
To find out more about Rolling Daily Markets read our feature Rolling Daily Spread Betting.

Ireland 20 Rolling Daily Indices Spread Trading Example

If we consider the spread of 526.5 - 531.2 and assume:
  • you have done your analysis of the markets, and
  • it leads you to feel that the Ireland 20 index will increase and go above 531.2
then you could decide that you want to go long of the market at 531.2 and invest £5 per point.

Therefore, you make a profit of £5 for every point that the Ireland 20 index pushes higher than 531.2. Conversely, however, it also means that you will lose £5 for every point that the Ireland 20 market moves below 531.2.

Put another way, if you were to ‘Buy’ a spread bet then your profits are calculated by taking the difference between the final price of the market and the initial price you bought the market at. You then multiply that difference in price by your stake.

Therefore, if after a few sessions the stock market moved higher then you might want to close your spread bet so that you can lock in your profit. Taking this a step further, if the market rose then the spread, determined by the spread betting company, might change to 548.5 - 553.2. You would close/settle your spread bet by selling at 548.5. Therefore, with the same £5 stake your profit would be calculated as:

Profit = (Settlement Level - Opening Level) x stake
Profit = (548.5 - 531.2) x £5 per point stake
Profit = 17.3 x £5 per point stake
Profit = £86.50 profit

Spread betting on stock market indices can work against you. With this example, you had bet that the index would increase. However, the index could decrease.

If the Ireland 20 index decreased, contrary to your expectations, then you could choose to close your trade to stop any further losses.

If the spread dropped to 515.3 - 520.0 you would close your trade by selling at 515.3. If so, your loss would be calculated as:

Loss = (Settlement Level - Opening Level) x stake
Loss = (515.3 - 531.2) x £5 per point stake
Loss = -15.9 x £5 per point stake
Loss = -£79.50 loss

Note - Ireland 20 Rolling Daily spread betting market taken as of 29-Nov-10.


Where can I Find Free Live Prices on the Ireland 20?

If you want to access quick live market information then you could do worse than opening an account with a firm like Financial Spreads.

Also, you don't have to trade with them, if you just open an account (which is free to do) then their data is free. The catch? You'll get the odd email or letter from them. In the example below you can also see that their free charts are also useful.

There are also live prices available at:


Where can I Find Free Ireland 20 Charts?

As mentioned above, you can get free charts with spread betting companies like Financial Spreads.

You can alter the charts to see market data by the minute, by the hour, by the week etc, plus many other settings to help you analyse the charts.

As you can see the charts show how the market's are not perfect and how you can expect the prices to "gap".

FinancialSpreads.com also have another pretty handy tool in their free Demo account (mentioned above). You can open a Demo account and place demo trades whilst you practice with no risk or cost attached.

Free Ireland 20 Charts



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Risk Warning: Spread betting and CFD trading carry a high level of risk to your capital and you may lose more than your initial investment. Spread betting and CFD trading may not be suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent financial advice where necessary.

'Ireland 20 Spread Betting' by DB, updated 17-May-13

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Risk Warning: Spread betting and CFD trading carry a high level of risk to your capital and you may lose more than your initial investment. Spread betting and CFD trading may not be suitable for all investors. Only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent financial advice where necessary.

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