The Big Benefit of Binary Options Trading

When binary options were developed in 1973 by two traders, they were looking for a way to simplify trades and minimize underlying risk.

Quick Expiry Times and High ROI

Instead of spending thousands of dollars on stocks, you only need to buy a few dollars of options to make a trade.

And you can also trade on whether or not you think the trend line of that stock will go up or down, making it a much better choice, even if the stock market is plummeting.

You have far less to lose, much more to gain, and you can start out as small as you like.

Yes or No answers every binary option investment

In binary options trades, you are usually presented with three tools for trading: High/Low, Touch/No Touch, and Range. 

Take this EUR/USD chart from March 12, 2013, for example:

Change is great when it's a currency filling your bank accounts

Simply put, a price point is given on any asset you choose, and then you have to decide if it will hit the target point, stay in the range, touch or not touch the point, or close high or low from the point. 

It’s pretty broadly considered a yes/no question and answer, which is why they are called “binary” options. Meaning: there is only a yes or no answer to the question. Simple and to the point, that’s the success behind it.