Skillsfirst Level 3 Certificate in Introduction to Financial Trading (RQF) - UNIT 2: Principles of Financial Planning and Cash Flow in Financial Trading

SECTION 1 – UNDERSTANDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN FINANCIAL TRADING

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INTRODUCTION

TRADING ACCOUNT

SECTION 2 – FINANCIAL TARGETS IN FINANCIAL TRADING

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INTRODUCTION

SELF EMPLOYED TRADERS & DAY TRADERS

STOPPING OUT FOR THE DAY

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE & RISK

EXCESS RETURN

SHARPE RATIO

THE JENSON MEASURE

SECTION 3 – BUSINESS TAX AND VAT ON FINANCIAL TRADING

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INTRODUCTION

STAMP DUTY

FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX (FTT)

FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX TYPES

Skillsfirst Level 3 Certificate in Introduction to Financial Trading (RQF) - UNIT 3: Understanding financial trading techniques

SECTION 1 – UNDERSTANDING HOW TO ANALYSE THE MARKET AND TRADING PATTERNS

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SECTION 2 – UNDERSTAND HOW TO TRADE FINANCIAL PRODUCTS

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TYPES OF SPREADS – CALENDAR SPREADS

TYPES OF SPREADS – INTERCOMMODITY SPREADS

TYPES OF SPREADS – INTRA-COMMODITY SPREAD

TYPES OF SPREADS – BUTTERFLY SPREADS

FUTURES BUTTERFLY SPREAD EXAMPLE

ECONOMIC INDICATORS KEY TO TRADING

READING ECONOMIC INDICATORS INTRODUCTION

WHICH INDICATORS MATTER MOST?

RELEVANCE, TIMELINESS AND RELIABILITY

BUSINESS CYCLE PHASE

STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND POLICY REACTION

A NOTE ON SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY INDICATORS – HOW DO THEY TALLY?

GDP – THE CORE CONCEPT

SEVERAL FACES TO THE SAME COIN

EXPENDITURE SIDE IN THE US, BUT OUTPUT SIDE IN EUROPE

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LEVEL 3 – UNIT 2 FINAL ASSESSMENT

LEVEL 3 – UNIT 1 FINAL ASSESSMENT

LEVEL 3 – UNIT 3 FINAL ASSESSMENT

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WHERE ARE BONDS TRADED?

Skillsfirst Level 3 Certificate in Introduction to Financial Trading (RQF) SECTION 3 – UNDERSTAND THE OPERATION OF TRADED FINANCIAL PRODUCTS WHERE ARE BONDS TRADED?

Bonds can generally trade anywhere in the world as long as there is a buyer and seller who can strike a deal, as such there is no central place or exchange where bonds trade, as there is with publicly traded stocks. The bond market is known as ‘over the counter’ rather than an exchange market. Some corporate bonds are listed on exchanges especially in the U.S. Bond futures, and certain types of bond options on the other hand are traded on exchanges, but the majority of bonds do not trade on exchanges.

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