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• The first signs of recovery are encouraging investors to dip into equities again
• What the future holds for a betting niche looking to beat the recession - -
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Agenda: Investors like swine flu while politics falls flat
Bulls are starting to return to the market, says Matthew Vincent
Betting patterns return to normal
Rapid decline in volatility is forcing spread betters to adjust their strategies, writes Matthew Vincent
Commodities: Inflation hedges driving prices upwards
Gold, oil and soya beans have been popular in recent months, Ellen Kelleher examines why
Regulation: Checks and balances can’t remove the risk
The risk of making big losses is higher than for normal gambling, says Lucy Warwick-Ching
Sports: Australia and South Africa seen as likely winners
The Ashes and the Lions tour are the summer highlights, says Huw Richards
Sports: Sports gambling runs out of breath
Huw Richards asks what the future holds for a betting niche looking to beat the recession
Incentives: Sign-up gifts attract a wider base of customers
Lucy Warwick-Ching explores the incentives offered to attract and keep clients
Banking sector: Like moths to the flame of volatility
Alice Ross says the recent fertile hunting ground is unlikely to last
Rights issues: Profit from the need for cash
Company cash calls can be a nice earner for canny investors, writes Alice Ross
Mobile internet gives traders flexibility and control
The technology is popular with clients keen to keep a constant watch on their investments, writes Elaine Moore
