Recent content by Maverickz

Most people have no way to know where the source of the breach occurred to report it to you. They get so much spam all the time, they don't even notice a new one. The only reason I can know, is the fact that I use a different email for every site and I get zero spam because when things like this...

Apparently ET has had a data breach. I just received a scam email on the email I used for this site. I run my own mail server and use a different email address for every single website and person I deal with. NO TWO people/companies have the same email address for me. Thus the ONLY way someone...

Another key thing to point out with binaries, you are not really controlling anything and do NOT have the option to exercise the binary option to buy or sell the underlying the way you do with regular options.

There is still some decent support around 1900 and again around 1850, so probably a couple more downward bounces before it will go into free fall...assuming it does at all.

Maybe he just wants to eliminate human error from his rules based strategy.

Binary options are a scam at worst and a pure coin toss gamble at best where you either win 80% or lose 100%. This puts the odds squarely in the favor of the house, which it turns out, is your "broker" who has the other side of all your bets. Most of these brokers won't even let you get your...

I only have one thing to say about this whole thread:

"Random" and "inaccurate" are not the same thing.

Done, but now you need to edit the quote in your post.

EDIT: CORRECT ANSWER REMOVED BY REQUEST

So YOU forgot to enter the order properly, and this is TOS fault? Blaming others for YOUR mistake is the only unethical thing going on here. If Bid is 47 and Ask is 50 that means that if you put in a market buy order you WILL get filled at 50 unless someone elses order clears them all out...

Ok so even if everything in TA is completely random, that still means by law of probabilities you should still have a 50/50 chance of "guessing" the correct direction. With proper risk management you should still be at profitable it might not be a living's worth, and there may be some draw downs...

Well if it works for you congrats. I would be interested in reading the study you mentioned though. Always like reading things like that.

I am going to give you three rules I live by and have never broken. 1. Never trade illiquid options. 2. Never be holding, at any point in a trade, more than 10% of the open interest of any contract. 3. Always close short contracts before the close on expiration day The reason for these rules...