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12:51 am
July 3, 2010
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andystan
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Here I want to share a strategy that I have been using with the stock options and mind you, it has never failed me. I try always to buy under-priced options. This gives me two advantages: one is that when the option expires and the strike price has been crossed, the percentage gain on an under-price option is more than a heavy priced one. Secondly, a cheap option is less money risked, because in case of the option expiring out-of-money, losing a larger amount hurts more than a cheap priced option. Pricing in the options market is crucial for success and this strategy has worked for me, and so I wanted it to share with all my readers.
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11:51 am
February 13, 2012
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TitoTi
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It's fine to trade options of under-priced assets, but usuallyquite some time must pass before a stock price moves close to its fair value. And when we are talking about binary options, we are talking about trading in the very short-term, so I don't think that you should be looking for under-priced options. Rather, you should be looking at the technical indicators and exploit price swings. And these price swings usually have nothing to do with stock's fundamentals.
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5:03 am
July 5, 2012
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nech0veka
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Absolutely, stock binaries doesn't need fundamental analysis. Maybe if trade monthly options than you can find some useful fundamentals.
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