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I'm looking at the US500 long butterfly expiring on Friday and i'm looking at the ES short butterfly also expiring on Friday. You can sell 1 ES 1950x1990x2030 butterfly for 7.60+ and buy 5 Nadex 1950x1990x2030 bitterly for 5.40. This is a 2.20 profit for every 1 x 5 and the trade is risk...

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Thanks for the clarification. In fact, I was driving this morning thinking of calling your firm for myself and my clients before seeing this post. I would think, however, Nadex has cleared the 1256 status with regulators. But besides that, I'm not sure why you would want to make a case for...

Your expertise is well respected, but I feel a comparison of banc de binary and Nadex may not be apples to apples, and I would let Nadex fight that battle for me. thanks.

what strike? how do you know?

nice. ...but we do need those option buyer to keep swinging for the fence.

agreed rickty, and buy them back at double the ic credit. or keep buying options and almost assuredly kill the account as a newbie.

I've never heard her mention selling calls on the vix. I'd be surprised.

thanks for info.

so are you saying 2% of the time you can have a max loss, and 5% of the time you successfully exit early?

good synopsis.

you make good points, but they still don't expire every day. In my experience they mostly replicate a binary just before expiration. I went through the volume report for Nadex today. Wow, so anemic. I thought way more people were trading there. Still, no problem with fills as long as...

thanks, found the quotes, strikes are way apart. I think they could do way better than Nadex if they offered many more products as it would only take a stock account to trade them, and not a futures account.

you may be right. they do have range trades.

what?

interesting, thanks for the reply. where you get quotes? at cboe? thanks.

...greeks stay stable vs. vanilla...imo.

thanks for the reply, can you please help me understand more. I'm in TOS and BVZ shows no options. where are the quotes. I'm interested in binaries for the s&p 500 in some capacity. Even then, they don't appear to have daily options like nadex, which is really what I'm interested in...

gamma curvature on these seems to be fairly predictable. selling daily strangles seems to have some promise assuming the ability to exit correctly.

didn't they pull the plug on these?