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I agree, although some are regulated, just not by the FCA. I wouldn't send the majority of my funds. Although, it appears it's not a ban like for the USA customers, at least for deriv.com/binary.com as dest pointed out.

Do you see an opportunity if traded as a part of a complex structure, like one touch hedged by a vanilla option spread (butterfly, risk rev)? Or on their own betting on the one touch?

For what I understand one can still trade them, without any investor protection. They have banned the promotions and the sales from the UK, but I understand a uk customer can open an account with one of these offshore brokers (Malta, BVI) and trade them.

What would that be that you can't do with regular options? Maybe try to post a chart of your binary trade... and see if anyone can do better or replicate it with a spread. Funny that you criticise option trading and promote binary...

The fox and the grapes... Again with that 12 delta being touched "most" times... it's easy to make money then! Just buy an otm vertical... or an otm fly... you might get X3 return from risk trading otm 10-12 delta.

Ngannou not enough of a warmup?

I find it hard to believe. Anyway... giving the benefit of the doubt, time might help. Let your body detox and your brain produce all the natural dopamine that were suppressed by thc. I appreciate thc in a medical way, like a natural sleeping aid. Are you sleeping well now? But I do...

With 25c gain for 5$ risk you might end up just like Karen

I just don't want to imagine the samples... with all those screens

Man of culture!

Wow... 20 risk to 1 reward on a 0.5% move... why? LoL If you did it everyday.. not even 10 losses in one year, because market moved 30 points, and you are down for the year.

Real time market fill prices... and some basic math

You can't tell your vetted customers that they are trading real when they are not. With option it's kind of easier to tell between demo and real. Then the risk of having to pay the customer on a single lottery ticket with a long 0dte options using only the debit as collateral it's a bit much in...

12 delta

Ops....do they expire Friday morning although showing tomorrow Thursday 14th date? That would explain it

I was playing around the SPX chain, I normally ignore the AM expiries, but I noticed that the AM expiring tomorrow look slightly more expensive than tomorrow PM expiry. Is there anything I am missing here? There normally is when I spot these obvious opportunities.

Probably because there is no demand. I remember seeing some lower $ value etf correlated to spy, like SPLG... but no daily expirations. MES future options is probably the lowest notional value you can go for 0dte on sp500 multi legs strategies are very expensive when trading this low...

I think ET is way better than many other platforms. At least here, when we have absurdity, it gets ridiculed, ignored or lynched.

Is your trading infrastructure so heavy that you need this level of machines? Is it like Bloomberg terminal plus a few custom software that harvest calculate and analyse data? I am impressed by the size of these machines discussed here, and as I only run Tws, Tos and a few browser tabs, I am...

Just took a look at mesosim website. Did you run the backtest on the free basic plan or on one of the premium plan?