Article explaining SETS, SETSqx and SEAQ stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange

The topic for this article is: Explain the difference between SETS, SETSqx and SEAQ stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange. It will be used as a blog post on a website which is aimed at creating educational yet entertaining articles relating to how the UK stock market works (for the newbie trader/investor). It’s my first time using this platform, so I’m testing the water with this initial task. Having found the right writer, there is the prospect of an additional 10 similar articles I’ll need written, as well as regular work after that. The article will be used on as a blog post. As well as being educational, I need the content to have a conversational and humorous tone, and to use idioms/slang/references to which a British audience can relate. A native-British English speaker is therefore best suited to this task. At the top of your proposal, please include a sentence or two demonstrating how you would phrase the sentence “a trade which has gone successfully” in a way which is in-line with the tone and target audience outlined in the spec below. ~The Task~ * Word Count: min 500 words * Objective: An article which educates in an entertaining way * Topic: Explain the difference between SETS, SETSqx and SEAQ stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange. Explain the topic in a relatable way for the target audience (e.g. using metaphors or analogies), and the article MUST include reference to: > The purpose of liquidity > How the trading systems are similar > How they are different > Overview of how auctions work on the London Stock Exchange > Auction Times for the different trading systems * Target Audience: males aged 18-35 living in the UK with no-to-little experience of trading or investing * Tone Characteristics: conversational, friendly, humorous, informative, upbeat * Reading Level: The finished content MUST pass a score of greater than 70 on the Flesch-Kincaid score. There’s a tool at [login to view URL] to check this * External Links: the content must include 3 external links to credible sources * Example: if you are familiar with ‘The Naked Trader’ books by Robbie Burns, that is the exact tone that I’m after (although the narrative voice should be ‘we’ rather than ‘I’). An example can be found at: [login to view URL] ~~The best fit for this role will be:~~ * A native English speaker (ideally British English) * Some experience in the financial markets (e.g. analyst, compliance, broker, trader)