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Binary - How to trade the random markets?

How to trade the random markets?

Binary.com has created random indices that you can trade 24/7. You can trade randoms on all types of contract:
  • Rise/Fall
  • Higher/Lower
  • Touch/No Touch
  • In/Out (ends between/outside and stays between/goes outside)
  • Asians
  • Digits

Random Indices

Binary.com's Random Indices are the Random 25 Index, Random 50 Index, Random 75 Index, and Random 100 Index. These indices correspond to volatilities of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%
The Random 100 Index is twice as volatile as the Random 50 Index, and four times as volatile as the Random 25 Index.

Random Quotidians

Don’t be put off by the name. Quotidian just means something that happens everyday.
Random Quotidians are markets that reset back to a price of 1000 at the start of each trading day (00:00:00 GMT), and all trades settle before the end of the trading day (23:59:59 GMT).
The Random Bull simulates a bullish market (it tends to move up). The Random Bear simulates a bearish market (it tends to move down).
The Random Sun simulates a market that gets more volatile as the day progresses (and then more quiet at night). The Random Moon simulates a market that is quiet during the day (but becomes more volatile at night).

Random Nocturnes

Like Random Quotidians, Random Nocturnes reset back to a price of 1000 each day. The difference is that Random Nocturnes reset at 12:00:00 GMT, (Random Quotidians reset at 00:00:00 GMT). If you're in Asia, you may find Random Nocturnes more attractive because they reset around the time Asian markets close.
The Random Yin simulates a bearish market. The Random Yang simulates a bullish market.
The Random Mars simulates a market that is active during the day (but becomes less volatile at night). The Random Venus simulates a market that is quiet during the day (but becomes more volatile at night).

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