Me WINNING At Binary Options!
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Grizzy
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I was actually implying that it takes a certain type to call any dissenters "haters"... But if you insist that you have some shill accounts in play then who am I to argue?
Lol and thanks for the congrats. Like I said, it took me all of 30 seconds to google your Skype. I see you also dabble in MCA, so please feel free to enlighten us on how that's a legitimate form of generating online revenue as well. It's really going smoothly so far
Please just stick to promoting your bs on FB with the rest of the millionaire WUN fanboys Ash. No one is gonna bite here.
if you want to learn how to trade this applies to most markets
and you can learn to trade many different commodities here for free
Code:
http://www.dailyfx.com/forex/education/trading_tips/daily_trading_lesson/2013/10/18/Basic_Tenets_of_Elliott_Wave.html
Code:
http://www.plus500.co.uk/
bmatthews
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I personally do not know the OPs intentions, but dont confuse that with the question of whether Binary Options are a scam/losers game, as these are two very different issues.
My opinion: most people who fail at things tend to find as many reasons outside of their control to blame for their failure.
It is always much easier for people to deflect blame and fault from themselves by saying "Well it must be a scam" or "you can never make money doing such and such..." or "the market is rigged", while it is so much harder to take a good look at yourself and apportion the blame where it really should be.
The truth is, whether you choose to believe it or not, it is possible to predict price changes of any kind of market, whether stocks, forex or commodities. Although they are mostly random (and increasingly so), the very presence of human interaction and involvement will always present opportunity because while the market on its own is mindless and not predictable, human behaviour is quite the contrary, evolving all the time, but not random and for the trained eye, possible to predict accurately and consistently.
It is also very laughable to see people make the odd assessment that there is some hauntingly deceptive or fraudulent difference between binary options and traditional options. Because if trading traditional options is considered to many as a complex derivative investment instrument, then please explain the fundamental difference that exists between binary options and traditional options that somehow makes trading binary options a form of out and out betting. It is as much a gamble as buying and selling stocks or starting a business.
Just because one has a fixed payout set by the broker and the possibility to lose more than you win, doesn't instantly make it a betting shop.
Where I do agree with the general sentiment on this board is that brokers are clearly marketing binary options as some sort of betting market to entice novice gamblers and casino players with the wrong mindset to enter and proceed to lose their money. If you remember back to a few years ago, the same was being done with forex to an astonishing degree. Many brokers popped up to serve a gambling a public that were very much destined to lose their funds.
Now while understandable that many of them would do this for obvious financial reasons, it is also a grand shame because these instruments are not to be thought of as one would think of a traditional punters betting market, just as buying stocks are not thought of as such. Before someone makes a trade they should always diligently do their analysis, assess the option thoroughly, choose a sensible timeframe and then they should be fine as long as they build on their experience and continue to stay on top of the market.
If you treat binary options as a bet then you are sure to lose all your funds eventually. Similarly if you treat any traditional investment vehicle as betting then you will also lose all your funds eventually.
As far as the MLM thing, that is undoubtedly bullshit. However when it comes to trading complex derivatives, do try to stay open minded guys.
P.S. Sorry for the essay.
My opinion: most people who fail at things tend to find as many reasons outside of their control to blame for their failure.
It is always much easier for people to deflect blame and fault from themselves by saying "Well it must be a scam" or "you can never make money doing such and such..." or "the market is rigged", while it is so much harder to take a good look at yourself and apportion the blame where it really should be.
The truth is, whether you choose to believe it or not, it is possible to predict price changes of any kind of market, whether stocks, forex or commodities. Although they are mostly random (and increasingly so), the very presence of human interaction and involvement will always present opportunity because while the market on its own is mindless and not predictable, human behaviour is quite the contrary, evolving all the time, but not random and for the trained eye, possible to predict accurately and consistently.
It is also very laughable to see people make the odd assessment that there is some hauntingly deceptive or fraudulent difference between binary options and traditional options. Because if trading traditional options is considered to many as a complex derivative investment instrument, then please explain the fundamental difference that exists between binary options and traditional options that somehow makes trading binary options a form of out and out betting. It is as much a gamble as buying and selling stocks or starting a business.
Just because one has a fixed payout set by the broker and the possibility to lose more than you win, doesn't instantly make it a betting shop.
Where I do agree with the general sentiment on this board is that brokers are clearly marketing binary options as some sort of betting market to entice novice gamblers and casino players with the wrong mindset to enter and proceed to lose their money. If you remember back to a few years ago, the same was being done with forex to an astonishing degree. Many brokers popped up to serve a gambling a public that were very much destined to lose their funds.
Now while understandable that many of them would do this for obvious financial reasons, it is also a grand shame because these instruments are not to be thought of as one would think of a traditional punters betting market, just as buying stocks are not thought of as such. Before someone makes a trade they should always diligently do their analysis, assess the option thoroughly, choose a sensible timeframe and then they should be fine as long as they build on their experience and continue to stay on top of the market.
If you treat binary options as a bet then you are sure to lose all your funds eventually. Similarly if you treat any traditional investment vehicle as betting then you will also lose all your funds eventually.
As far as the MLM thing, that is undoubtedly bullshit. However when it comes to trading complex derivatives, do try to stay open minded guys.
P.S. Sorry for the essay.
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ashj1893
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Again dude - I know a LOT of dudes that are top income earners. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. Do you even know about the new products which we use in everyday life that costs a fortune otherwise? My promo shit? You obviously don't know what you're talking about. I'm here for trading, not for WUN. Thats just a side income stream that I never promote and still get paid from. It's all about the PRODUCTS - not the money that can be made. People see the usefulness of something and they will want to get in as well. Nothing to do with recruiting a bunch of people and leaving them high and dry.
ashj1893
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I was actually implying that it takes a certain type to call any dissenters "haters"... But if you insist that you have some shill accounts in play then who am I to argue?
Lol and thanks for the congrats. Like I said, it took me all of 30 seconds to google your Skype. I see you also dabble in MCA, so please feel free to enlighten us on how that's a legitimate form of generating online revenue as well. It's really going smoothly so far
Please just stick to promoting your bs on FB with the rest of the millionaire WUN fanboys Ash. No one is gonna bite here.
NO, if you did proper research, you would see I don't "dabble" in MCA at ALL. I did that years ago and that is legit as well. They're a motor club similar to AAA but much better and use TVC to pay people to refer new customers to them, which in turn use the benefits for them and their families and get paid to have others do the same.
You sound like a retard to come into this thread, and make a bunch of false accusations towards me. I'm not promoting MLM here - PERIOD. You're being ignored from now on. Go find something constructive to do.
Grizzy
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MCA and WakeUpNow are legit... but I'm the one that sounds like a retard.... Ok Ash, good one!
Don't worry, I won't post in your precious little binary options thread anymore. No need.
Enjoy the #WUNLIFE buddy and tell your mentor I say hello.
prab1996
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He not posted a link on main post.So, many n00bs will pm him and ask for link. that is what we call "pm fishing"
op why the hell you posted a thread about making money from binary options ?
this is a affiliate/seo/sm forum and you should have posted about ranking in binary niche or about binary affiliate.
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Binary option sucks. But i get $175 for each sign up.
wallstreetque
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Interesting thread. Just like any other type of trading. A Trading Plan and Discipline is the key to staying on the right side of the P/L.
ashj1893
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And of course Money Management. If you have $1k to trade with, DON'T take a $500 trade no matter how sure you think you are of winning. It's just not worth it. Trading's not about home runs, it's about steady base hits.
bmatthews
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Rather you should make 10 thoroughly researched trades of $100 each, this way you divide the risk 10 fold with the same potential reward. Now provided you have a better than 50/50 strategy, you will be profitable. Money management is just really basic maths.
Of course the most ideal money management strategy should be to risk no more than 1% of your total trading capital per trade, something that would be easily achievable if you begin with a starting capital of $10,000.
I agree. Just add Mindset to the equation and you have the 2 most importants things that a trader must have: Mindset + Money management
ashj1893
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5%-10% of your account is fine as well. You shouldn't keep $10k in your account in my opinion. I'd rather have most of that in the bank.
youngcharisa
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Binary option trading is the best thing that has ever happened to me online. I make good money daily trading binary options with students from home and abroad using my indicator and system. Thanks for this thread. I cant post images and link yet cos I'm new here.
ashj1893
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I asked earlier if you were teaching/selling your method...