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Monday, September 26, 2011
The Black-Scholes Flaw
Monday, September 19, 2011
Binary Options Trading Art - Maze of Fun Funnel
Fun Funnel Maze - Binary Trading Artwork
Maze of a funnel system, sort of like a pinched bulls eye. Made this while at the same time trading binary options online and utilizing my creative abilities to remain calm during busy trading periods. I think this little tip is one of the best ways to improve your game while trading binary options
A few people I have recommended this to have come back to me with questions about what to draw and how to better draw. While I do have some tips on that matter, they are missing the point. Its best to just draw what you enjoy so that you can remove some focus from the binary options trading, but don't over focus on the drawing as it can serve as too much of a distraction when you look at it that way.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Understand what are binary options.
There is an awful lot of information floating around the internet of tips for trading binary options. The thing is that while the information offered on such sites is accurate and true, it has to be used in conjunction with existing knowledge and experience with binary options trading, or the tips are not of much use.
To help you better use such tips for the next time you are trading binary options, you need to understand what is a binary option. We first need to take a step back and understand what is going on inside the computer's brain when you trade options on a binary platform.
The first thing to realize is that the system assumes that the market is frictionless and fractional, meaning they can buy and sell stocks with no commission, and that you don't have to buy an entire share, but rather a fractional amount of a share. These aspects are part of the Black-Scholes valuation formula and are the basis for trading binary options
Another aspect required by the Black-Scholes model is that it requires a risk-free ability to borrow money, meaning that there is no risk of loosing it, such as depositing it in a bank, and if the money is somehow lost it is insured etc, etc.
To help you better use such tips for the next time you are trading binary options, you need to understand what is a binary option. We first need to take a step back and understand what is going on inside the computer's brain when you trade options on a binary platform.
The first thing to realize is that the system assumes that the market is frictionless and fractional, meaning they can buy and sell stocks with no commission, and that you don't have to buy an entire share, but rather a fractional amount of a share. These aspects are part of the Black-Scholes valuation formula and are the basis for trading binary options
Another aspect required by the Black-Scholes model is that it requires a risk-free ability to borrow money, meaning that there is no risk of loosing it, such as depositing it in a bank, and if the money is somehow lost it is insured etc, etc.
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