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1. Binary Options – Binary Options Pricing and Risk Analysis http://www.binaryoptions.com/

2. What is Binary Options • Binary options are a simple way to trade price fluctuations in multiple global markets, but a trader needs to understand the risks and rewards of these often-misunderstood instruments. Binary options are different from traditional options. • Binary options are estimates of underlying assets performance during a given time frame. To understand the beauty of binary options trading. • A binary option is a financial option in which the payoff is either some fixed monetary amount or nothing at all. • A Binary Option is simply whether a specific traded asset will go up or down in a very small period of time. http://www.binaryoptions.com/

3. Binary Options Instruments • The majority of binary option instruments analysed and discussed will consist of combinations of binary options. Binary option instruments (or for that matter conventional options instruments) consist of outright calls and puts, or combinations of both. The possible combinations double in number when the outright calls and puts are divided into a further two categories of options, European and American. The kaleidoscope of potential instruments is further expanded when barrier options, such as Knock-Outs and Knock-Ins, additionally contribute to the list. Variable strikes, expiries, barriers etc. create a limitless array of potential instruments, and then to cap it all, one can combine binary options with conventional options just to make it really interesting! • N.B. The term ‘instrument’ is often interchangeable with ‘strategy’. On this site an instrument refers to, for example, a binary call option, a binary put option, a tunnel option, a double no touch, etc.. Technical analysis and the like is referred to on this site as ‘strategy’. http://www.binaryoptions.com/instruments/

4. Binary Options Greek • Binary option Greeks are the letters of the Greek alphabet that are used to represent the sensitivity, generally of the options price, to a change in one of the inputs. • The pricing of options is one thing but once a position has been opened options risk analysis needs to be generated, especially so if the position is likely to be closed prior to expiry. • Why ‘Greeks’? • Who cares? But here’s a romantic story. Aristotle, in his Politics, described how Thales of Miletus was able to forecast bumper olive harvests and negotiated options contracts with the local olive press owners. If the following year produced a bumper harvest then Thales exercised his options on the olive presses; alternatively he abandoned the options if the harvest was not a bumper. http://www.binaryoptions.com/binary-option-greeks/

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