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The Simple Way To Invest - Binary Options

It’s simple:

·         Select your investment
Facebook stock, gold price, NASDAQ, etc.

·         Choose
Will the price go up (Call) or down (Put)?

·         Correct?
Earn up to *80% profit!

6 Benefits of investing in binary options

·         Fastest profits withdrawal - get your profits in less than 3 days & with minimum hassle.

·         Simplicity - super user-friendly platform, 24 hours live support.

·         No commissions, no hidden fees.

·         No experience is needed - easy to learn, easy to trade.

·         Beat the market trends - you can profit from your investment whether markets go up or down.

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Binary options are an exciting way of investing in the financial markets. Rather than purchasing the asset itself, investors can speculate on which direction they estimate an asset will move in. To make profit you should predict the direction the asset’s price will go: up or down! When an option expires, you can be “in the money” or “out of the money”. Being “In the money” means that the trend moved in your favor and you've gained a profit. Being “out of the money” means it moved against your favor, and you've lost on this trade.

When you trade in plain options (not binary options), gains or losses vary according to how far the asset’s price had moved. However, in binary options, gains and losses are fixed regardless of how “deep” the option is in or out of the money. If the option is in the money, your profit will be 65-80% of your investment. If the option is out of the money at the expiry date, you will always get a fixed return of 15%. That means your risks are controlled, and you always know your potential profits and losses prior to making your investment.

For instance, if I invest $300 on a Call option on gold that had expired “in the money” I earn 80% of my investment – i.e. an additional $213. If the option expired “out of the money”, meaning its price did not go up by the expiry date, I remain with 15% of my investment - $45.

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Economic events of the week

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Monday: More info on the recovery of the Eurozone will roll in as Industrial Production data will be released in Italy. Additionally, the U.S. budget statement for December is due to be released.

Tuesday: The Current Account Balance is due to be released in Japan, with analysts expecting the deficit to increase to over Yen -368 billion. The French Consumer Price Index is due, as well as the U.K. Consumer, Producer and Price Indices. December’s U.S. Advance Retail Sales will also see light during the day. 

Wednesday: Preliminary figures regarding Machine Tool Orders are due to be released in Japan. Later that day, Consumer Price Index data are due to be released in Spain. In the U.S., December’s Producer Prices are due to be released.

Thursday: The day will kick off with a slew of reports from Japan, namely the Tertiary Industry Index, Machine Orders and Domestic Corporate Goods Prices. Later that day, December’s Consumer Price Index will be released in Germany, followed by the aggregate figure for the Eurozone and coincidently, the U.S. CPI. Further expected in the U.S. are the Initial Jobless Claims figures. Fed Governor Bernanke is due to deliver a speech at the Brooking Institution. 

Friday: December’s Housing Starts and Industrial Production data will be released in the U.S., followed by the University of Michigan’s Consumer Confidence Index for January. 

Economic events of the week

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Monday: The HSBC Services Purchasing Managers’ Index will be released in China. Later that day services PMIs will be released in Europe, namely Spain, Italy and France. All these figures will boil down the Eurozone’s Composite Index. More cardinal figures from Europe will be presented in the form of the German Consumer Price Index. Moving to the new world, the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index and Factory Orders will be published in the U.S.

Tuesday: Japan’s Monetary Base’s magnitude will be published. Market focus will then shift to Germany, which is due to publish both November’s Retail sales data, as well as Unemployment statistics. Later the day, the Eurozone’s CPI estimate for December will be released, followed by the U.S’s Trade balance.

Wednesday: Trade Balance statistics are due in China. Analysts expect exports to present a 5.2% Year over Year increase, and Imports to present a solid 5% Year over Year increase. Cardinal indicators will be released for the Eurozone, namely November’s Retail Sales and the Unemployment rate, currently at 12.1%. Additionally, Factory Orders will be published in Germany, with analysts expecting a 1.5% Month over Month increase. In the U.S., the MBA Mortgage Applications Index is due, as well as ADP Employment Change. The Fed will release Minutes from its December meeting.

Thursday: The Consumer Confidence Index will be published for the Eurozone. Additionally, November’s Industrial Production figures will be published for Germany. Still in Europe, The Bank of England will publish its official Bank Rate. The ECB will publish its main refinance rate.

Friday: A slew of Industrial and Manufacturing production data will be released in France, Spain and the U.K. The U.S. will see the release of some labor statistics, namely Change in Manufacturing and Non-Farm Payrolls and Unemployment. 

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2014 starts with markets uncertainty

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The year 2013 came to an end, and most trading sessions ranged from generally muted to somewhat edgy, but were unable to pick any specific direction. Some unexpected trading was provided by the gold and silver markets as the precious metals saw their price drop during the day to as low as $1,182 and $18.83 respectively. However, the dip quickly reverted shortly after, as a correction an hour later saw gold trading over pre-dip levels to as high as $1,209, while silver surged to nearly $19.8. A similar case was evident at the previous week’s Initial Jobless Claims data, released on Thursday. In addition to beating expectations for 344K new claims, with a print of 339K, the figure marked a hefty decrease from the previous week’s revised figure of 341K. It is mostly positive to see a declining trend of claims, but it is hard to miss the fact that the figure never really recovered from the Government Shutdown, as it Is now approximately at the same levels as five months ago. With the tapering already underway, positive claims data continued to raise concerns for reduced Fed purchases, continuing the last months’ ritual of positive labor data boiling down to pessimism on the equity markets. The S&P 500 lost -0.75% during the day, and the NASDAQ dropped approximately -0.4%. Thursday’s bear market did not last long, as optimism regained on Friday, for no apparent reason - leading the trading session seeing markets regain some of the previous day’s losses. Register at ANYOPTION and start trading TODAY!