Binary Options Weekly: A High Probability Options Expiration Strategy

July 08, 2010   admin   No comments

Binary Options Strategy of the Week:

This week in the Binary Options Weekly we discuss how binary option traders can take advantage of patterned stock movement during the last few trading hours of traditional options expiration. We explore the “Pin Risk” phenomenon, highlight recent examples, and show you how to construct a high probability trade to exploit pinning situations for binary option gain.

The Week Ahead:

Earnings season kicks off in earnest next week highlighted by announcements from binary names Intel (INTC), Google (GOOG), Citigroup (C), and General Electric (GE). Binary option traders will have the opportunity to trade potential trending stock movement in these names leading into and coming out of released financial results. We highlight recent trading in GE that could give some indication of stock direction following its earnings release.

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Binary Options Weekly: Options Expiration Strategy

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