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Binary Options : Strategies for Directional and Volatility Trading.
Title:
Binary Options : Strategies for Directional and Volatility Trading.
Author:
Nekritin, Alex.
ISBN:
9781118421826
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (290 pages)
Series:
Wiley Trading
Contents:
Binary Options -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part I Introduction to Binary Options -- Chapter 1 What are Binary Options? -- On What Asset Classes Are Binary Options Available? -- Stock Index Futures -- Commodity Futures -- Spot Forex -- Economic Data Releases -- Binary Options vs. CBOE (Vanilla) Put/Call Options -- Advantages/Disadvantages of Binary Options -- Reasons to Trade Binary Options -- Part II Binary Options Theory -- Chapter 2 What Does Binary Mean? -- Components to a Binary Option -- Strike Price -- Expiration -- Long Trading -- Long In‐the‐Money -- Long Out‐of‐the‐Money -- Long At‐the‐Money -- Short Trading -- Short In‐the‐Money -- Short Out‐of‐the‐Money -- Short At‐the‐Money -- Chapter 3 Pricing -- Strike Price -- Time Value -- Price as a Natural Market Consensus -- Reading a Binary Option Chain -- Part III Trading Binary Options -- Chapter 4 Binary Options Contract Collateral -- Margin and Debit Risk of Vanilla Options and Futures -- Collateral Explained -- Binary Options Expiration Values -- Collateralizing a Long Trade -- In‐the‐Money Long Collateral Example -- Out‐of‐the‐Money Long Collateral Example -- At‐the‐Money Long Trade Collateral Example -- Collateralizing a Short Binary Options Trade -- The Mechanics of a Binary Options Short Trade -- Out‐of‐the‐Money Short Collateral Example -- In‐the‐Money Short Collateral Example -- At‐the‐Money Short Collateral Example -- Chapter 5 Settlement -- Settlement on Binary Option Long Trades -- In‐the‐Money Long Settlement Example -- Out‐of‐the-Money Long Settlement Example -- At‐the‐Money Long Trade Settlement Example -- Settlement on Binary Options Short Trades -- Out‐of‐the-Money Short Settlement Example -- In‐the‐Money Short Settlement Example -- At‐the‐Money Short Settlement Example -- Collateral and Max Profit Summary Table -- Commissions and Fees.

Chapter 6 Entering and Exiting Binary Option Trades -- Reading Quotes -- Reading an Order Ticket -- Exiting Trades -- Commissions for Trade Exit and Settlement -- Exit at Trade Expiration -- Losing at Expiration -- Winning at Expiration -- Exiting Your Trade before Expiration -- Exit to Lock In Profit -- Example 2 (Short Position) -- Exit to Minimize Losses -- Chapter 7 Keys to Trading Binary Options and More Examples -- Gold Binary Examples -- Buy: At‐the‐Money Example -- Sell: Out‐of‐the‐Money Example -- Copper Binary Examples -- Buy: In‐the‐Money Example -- Sell: At‐the‐Money Example -- Part IV Binary Options Trading Strategies -- Chapter 8 Volatility Trading Explained -- Taking a Volatility Long Position (Buying Volatility) -- Long Volatility Example -- Regulating Success Probability and Payout with Strike Prices -- Taking a Volatility Short Position (Selling Volatility) -- Short Volatility Example -- Exit Breakdown -- Regulating Range and Payout with Strike Prices -- Max Loss, Collateral, and Max Profit Summary Table -- Chapter 9 Binary Option Behavior as Expiration Approaches -- Understanding Delta -- 12 Hours to Expiration Example -- 20 Minutes to Expiration Example -- Delta and Price -- Chapter 10 Technical Trading Strategies with Binary Options -- Support and Resistance -- Long Trade Forecasting Where Gold Will Not Trade Based on Support -- Range Trade Example -- Breakout Trading -- Breakout Strangle Trade Example -- Chapter 11 Fundamental Trading Strategies with Binary Options -- News Releases -- Strangle at News Example -- Political Events -- Volatility Short Trade during Instability -- Speculating on Actual News Releases -- Binary Option Trade on an Economic Event -- Economic Data Releases that You Can Speculate On -- Part V Creating Your Binary Options Strategy -- Chapter 12 Systems with Binary Options -- Finding Your Edge.

Proper Trading System Development -- Indicator Colinearity -- System Robustness -- Amount to Back‐Test -- Back-Testing Binary Options Strategies -- Three Back-Testing Rules -- Rule 1: Back‐Test over a Sufficient and a Robust Sample Size of Data -- Rule 2: Do Not Curve Fit -- Rule 3: Progress to Your Live Account -- Chapter 13 Negative Emotions -- Greed and Fear -- How to Handle Negative Emotions -- Find the Right System for You -- More Small Wins and Fewer Big Losses -- More Small Losses and a Few Big Wins -- Practical Steps to Mitigate the Negative Emotions -- Entering Trades -- Exiting Trades -- Out‐of‐the‐Money Binary Option Trade -- Buying an In‐the‐Money Binary Option -- Chapter 14 Risk Management -- The Process -- Determining Position Size -- Trade Example -- Short Binary Options Trade -- Exiting Prior to Expiration -- Risk Management on Option Spreads -- Determining Position Size on Volatility Long Trades -- Determining Position Size on Volatility Short Trades -- Relationship between Position Size and Trading Psychology -- Handling Unexpected Market Volatility -- Benefits of Binary Options on Trading Psychology -- Using Position Size -- Binary Options Scenario -- Out‐of‐the‐Money 1260 Binary Option -- Discipline of Expiration -- Part VI Managing Your Binary Options Account -- Chapter 15 Proactive System Improvement -- System Cutoffs -- Drawdown -- Consecutive Losing Trades -- Reinvestment Rate -- Example 1 -- Example 2 -- Diversification and Account Distribution -- Intersystem Diversification -- Account Breakdown -- Part VII Profiting with Volatility -- Chapter 16 The Volatility Short Trading Rules -- Premium Collection -- Trade Example -- Exit Breakdown -- Rule 1: Cut Off Your Losing Trades -- Cutoff on the Long Leg Potential Breach -- Cutoff on the Short Leg Potential Breach -- Rule 2: Collect Enough Premium.

Rule 3: Sell Far Enough Away from Market Price -- Rule 4: Use Underlying Instruments that Revert to the Mean -- Rule 5: Sell Options with Proper Duration until Expiration -- Rule 6: Perform Additional Analysis in Order to Get a Feel for Market Direction -- Support/Resistance Analysis -- Contrarian Analysis -- Rolling Out -- Overall Trend Analysis -- Staggering Into Your Trade -- Rule 7: Attempt to Make Your Market -- Conclusion -- Glossary -- index.
Abstract:
The first comprehensive guide to trading a unique class of options to manage risk and make smarter bets during volatile trading Providing savvy market players with a way to react quickly to event-driven opportunities and trends, exchange traded binary options are a unique type of derivative instrument offering fixed risk and reward. Available on four asset classes-stock index futures, commodity futures, Spot Forex and economic data releases-they are distinctly different from regular put/call options in that their pay-out structure offers only two potential outcomes, or settlement values: 0 or 100. The first guide focussing exclusively on this fast-growing sector of the options market, Trading Binary Options examines the key differences between regular options trading and binary options trading and describes how binary trading is done. It also gives you the lowdown on the most successful binary trading strategies and how and when they should be deployed. Outlines a rigorous approach to trading directionally around specific events, such as an earnings release, a shift in currencies, or a release of economic data Provides the first comprehensive coverage of an increasingly popular but poorly understood trading instrument Offers in-depth discussions of the six characteristics that distinguish binaries from other options and that make them such an attractive vehicle for hedging risk and improving returns.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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