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Saturday, January 2, 2016

How to Choose a Binary Options Signals Provider

  • Choose a signals provider who offers a free trial period or an inexpensive trial so that the binary options trader can evaluate the service before signing up for a paid subscription.
  • Timing is key to binary options therefore a binary trader must be able to choose a signals provider who offer timely alerts even before the market acts.
  • Choose a signals provider who guarantees profitability on a longer term. This means that the provider has made a name for himself providing profitable signals. The provider must have weathered all the market storms and is still successful in providing binary options signals.
  • Choose a binary signals provider who uses his own alerts in trading his own binary options. The provider must have a live account and profits from his alerts on his own account.


The Cost of Binary Options Signals



Binary options signals providers can charge a hefty amount. On the average, binary signals subscribers pay between $90 and $100 monthly for these signals. However, there are some providers who offer signals for free.

Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Transmission Of Binary Options Signals



  • Through text message. Once a signal has been generated, the provider sends a SMS message to the subscribers to instruct them of a possible profitable binary options transaction. Since most traders trade binary options through their mobile phones, the SMS message can be a convenient way of receiving such signals.
  • Through email. Instead of providing signals to mobile phones, many traders prefer receiving the binary options signals through their emails. These traders value their privacy so they don’t want to give their personal contact numbers to the signals provider.
  • Through account-linked API programs. If binary options traders opt for this, the trading platform will automatically execute whatever signal is provided to it. However, this is still in its infancy stage and not every binary options trading platform can currently offer this alternative.

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

The Need for Binary Options Signal



Binary options trading are a relatively new type of investment. As such, it doesn’t have the same tools being offered by stock, commodities, and Forex trading. Therefore, in order to help new and inexperienced binary options traders, more experienced traders provide signals by analyzing the underlying asset in order to predict the direction of its price.

Saturday, December 26, 2015

An Easy Binary Options Strategy



A wise binary options trader must have a trading strategy to protect his money. As there are more complicated strategies employed by experienced traders, a simple strategy will suffice for a new binary options trader. Let it be said, however, that there is no Holy Grail when it comes to binary options strategies. The strategy may or may not work because the asset market is very dynamic and volatile. Thus, it is important for any binary options trader to monitor the successes and failures of a chosen strategy so that necessary changes can be done before a lot of money is lost to ineffective trading strategy.
For this simple strategy to work there must be some basic assumptions. One, what goes up will eventually go down. The asset market is always known to correct itself. This means that if the price of the asset goes up previously, it will go down the next time frame. Two, the strategy will work only when the market is calm and no major fluctuation is expected. Of course, this basic strategy won’t work if there’s either an uptrend or a downtrend.
A binary options contract usually has a short time frame. Usually a chart is shown on the trader’s screen to showcase the price movement of a particular asset. If the contract is set to expire in 15 minutes, the chart will show the price movement of the asset for the last 45 minutes which will serve as basis for the trader’s decision. If the opening price of the asset is lower than the present price, the price is likely to go down therefore the binary options trader must buy a PUT option. If the open price is higher than the present price, the binary options trader must buy a CALL option because the price is expected to go up.
The new binary options trader must be wary with this strategy as it will ultimately fail if the trader fails to recognize an emerging trend. Also, he must monitor the economic news which will be released during the trading session as this can cause the price of the concerned asset to be erratic. Thus, it is best for the binary options trader to know the schedule of the news release during the session so that he can decide accordingly.