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AvaTrade Offers Free Twitter Shares to New Users as IPO Looms

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leading online broker AvaTrade is marking the upcoming Twitter IPO by offering free shares in the social networking site to new traders.

The Dublin-based firm will promote a $50 no-deposit offer with a major campaign aimed at publicising its ever-expanding line of instruments to novice traders.

Beginning two weeks before the IPO, new users will be invited to submit their email address to register for the offer. In return they will receive a coupon code to open a new account and receive their trading bonus. The bonus can then be used to trade Twitter Inc. CFDs or any of AvaTrade’s 200+ Forex and CFD instruments.

AvaTrade is offering 10:1 leverage on Twitter share CFDs, allowing customers to trade up to 25 shares worth as much as $500 with their bonus without risking any capital. The offer is limited to 10,000 customers and, in total, AvaTrade will distribute up to 250,000 free Twitter shares.

AvaTrade Chief Commercial Officer Keith Goldson said: “IPOs for companies with strong brand recognition such as Twitter present an excellent opportunity to reach people who may never have considered whether trading is for them. These events bring the excitement of the financial markets to the centre of public conversation

With this, our first no-deposit offer, we’re giving those people an opportunity to find out how enjoyable and potentially profitable online Forex and CFD trading can be without taking an immediate risk with their money.”

Find out more about the AvaTrade Twitter campaign http://www.avatrade.com/twitter.

About AvaTrade

AvaTrade is one of the world’s most popular Forex and CFD trading brokers, offering one-click FX, commodities, indices, stocks, and bonds trading. The past year has seen the Ava Group win multiple awards, including Most Trusted Forex Broker and Best Affiliate Program. AvaTrade is fully regulated in the European Union, Australia and Japan.

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