Riani dauhan
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- Mar 8, 2020
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but why im watch youtube its so real and pay . binomo binary options and youtuber make a class and they can meet up
There's no manipulation, it's a simple math. Payout is just smaller then the loss. every trade you put on has a negative expected value. It's like a bit bigger spread compared to traditional trading.I recommend you to trade real options, binary options are no different than betting on an online casino, your are not trading on a real exchange but betting against the house, so the risk of losing your money due to manipulations by the "broker" is high, the whole thing is a scam.
If you have a serious strategy, open a real brokerage account to trade actual options in the stock market, back-test your strategy and stay safe in terms of position sizing etc. I recommend you use something like Thinkorswim or Tastyworks (not affiliated with any of them) which are great for options.
Note: Trading actual options is a little more complicated than the made up concept of binary options so make sure you have a good understanding of how these instruments work and a good command of the mechanics involved in placing, adjusting and closing positions.
Best of luck!
It doesen't matter if you're "in the real" market. Your're still "guessing" on the price and you have trading costs on top of that. Spread, commissions, thatr's the house's edge, that's how brokers make money, simple math really, no need to manipulate anything.Because your broker is in full control, you ain't operating on a real market, you're literally playing casino. And it is a known fact casino always wins on the long run.
And the nature of binary options "trading" is indeed more like betting than actual forex.
You’re right, there’s always a cost to trading, whether it’s through spreads or commissions. But the key difference is in how transparent and regulated those costs are in traditional markets versus binary options. In regular forex, at least you have more control over your strategy, risk management, and the tools at your disposal, whereas in binary options, you’re dealing with fixed outcomes that can feel more limiting.It doesen't matter if you're "in the real" market. Your're still "guessing" on the price and you have trading costs on top of that. Spread, commissions, thatr's the house's edge, that's how brokers make money, simple math really, no need to manipulate anything.