Binary Options Weekly: Risk Management of Losing Trades

July 01, 2010   admin   No comments

Binary Options Strategy of the Week:

This week in the Binary Options Weekly we discuss how to turn losing trades into winners. One of the most common questions we receive from new traders is what should you do if the option you just purchased is now out of the money and the lockout period is minutes away? We suggest 3 alternatives for managing losing trades and show you why proper lot-sizing is an extremely critical component of your binary options trading strategy.

The Week Ahead:

Another light week in terms of stock specific catalysts appears to be on tap next week. As a reminder, US markets are closed on MONDAY July 5th in observance of Independence Day. With earnings season set to kick off in earnest in a couple of weeks you should probably keep an eye out on names that have in the past pre-announced results after the quarter end and before its actual earnings date.

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Binary Options Weekly: Risk Management Strategies

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