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Intro to Binary Options or Digital Options

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Do you know what Binary Options or Digital Options Are?

Binary options, binary bets or digital options, are a cross between traditional buy-sell options and betting with a fixed return. The major difference between trading on the stock market and trading binary options, or digital options, is that you don’t actually buy the share, or option. Instead you just bet on the performance of the option price. In addition, unlike traditional options, binary options are tax-free. 


Binary Option vs. Spread Betting

Unlike spread betting, binary options do not have margins or stops and the trader knows the exact amount of the minimum and maximum profit.

Do you know what Binary Options or Digital Options Are?

Binary options, binary bets or digital options, are a cross between traditional buy-sell options and betting with a fixed return. The major difference between trading on the stock market and trading binary options, or digital options, is that you don’t actually buy the share, or option. Instead you just bet on the performance of the option price. In addition, unlike traditional options, binary options are tax-free. 


It’s a New Platform and a New Opportunity to Make Money Online

It’s easy to be confused about new systems like binary options, or digital options, however this is a growing sector of the trading and betting market that more and more traders and betters are using to make a high return on their investments in a short amount of time.

Binary Options, or Digital Options, are Simple to Use

Imagine that you are a trader that has been reading the news about the Google. After reading the morning news, you decide that you think the Google stock price will rise and decide to place a $100 bet on it using a binary option, or digital option trading platform. If you’re bet is correct, and you’re in the money, you know that you will receive a fixed return on your investment (60 – 75%). On the other hand, if your binary bet is incorrect, and Goolge’s stock price drops below the strike price, you will received a fixed return on your loss (5 – 15%).

The two major questions you need to ask when trading binary options are:

What is the current price of the stock, commodity or currency that we are going to bet on?

Do we think that the price of the option will rise or fall before the time of expiration?

Binary option trading is that simple. If you want to learn more about binary option trading, you can read some of our other posts and start on your path to successful binary betting, a high return investments.