Binary Betting (eBook) [eBook]An introductory guide to making money with binary betsby John Piper
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(Digital Format Help) Also Available: Description of Binary BettingThe world of betting is changing dramatically - say hello to Binary Betting.In recent years betting on sporting events and the trading of financial markets have been moving closer to each other, and binary bets are the result of this convergence. Binary bets combine the attractions of sports betting with the flexibility of the financial markets. Binary bets allow punters to: - Bet on hundreds of different sporting and financial markets - Close out bets before the event takes place - Profit from spectacular price moves - Bet in unusual and unexpected ways - experienced traders will love this This is the first book on binary betting and explains in simple language what binary bets are, how to trade them profitably and how to reduce risk. Within the book there are many real-life examples of binary betting trades and minute-by-minute analysis of binary price behaviour. In addition the book includes inside tips from an experienced trader who uses binary bets in his trading day in and day out - discover the bet that pays out even when you get it totally wrong! Find out what makes binary betting the fastest growing area of betting and why traders are switching to the new exciting world of binary bets. Title Information
Press and Industry Reviews"An impressive, thoughtful and readily comprehensible explanation of binary betting."- Guy Riches, Capital Spreads "A great piece of work. Well done!" - Nick Maughan, BetsForTraders.com "Very comprehensive and well written." - Will Hardy, IG Index "Immensely readable and my few misconceptions corrected almost immediately. Wish the book had been around a few years ago when I took a look at Binaries and decided to stay with Spreads." Michael Sheldon Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout John PiperJohn Piper has been involved with markets since his early twenties. In the late 1980s he started to trade options full time and did so right through the Crash of 1987 - an experience that stands him in good stead for markets today.For over a decade he has been the editor of The Technical Trader, the leading newsletter in the UK for those who trade futures and options markets worldwide. His articles bring a fine edge of analysis to markets and how they work. He trades full time, making consistent profits, and now manages money for selected clients at Berkeley Futures Ltd, a firm regulated by the SFA. He lives in Cobham, Surrey and in Massa, Italy. Contents of Binary BettingAbout the AuthorAcknowledgements Preface Introduction Who should read this book Why you need this book How this book is structured 1. A Quick Overview of Betting Betting Types of betting Summary 2. What is a Binary Bet? Comparison with other fixed-odds betting Complementary binary bets Risk and reward Binary bets - the market today Summary 3. Trading Binary Bets Binary betting prices are continually changing Closing out a bet early Trading bets Summary 4. Different Types of Binary Bets IG Inde - financial bets IG Inde - sports bets Betfair - financial Betfair - sport BetOnMarkets - financial only BetsForTraders - financial only HedgeStreet Inc - financial only ChoiceOdds - financial only Summary 5. Getting Started Choosing a binary betting company Opening an account Logging in Viewing charts Funding your account (margining) Placing a bet Closing a bet Telephone Bet size Limits and stops Monitoring positions Dealing times and times to trade Spreads Taxfree Regulation and compliance Commissions Taking profits Summary 6. Real-Life Trading Examples Six trades Summary 7. Ten Binary Betting Tips Appendices I Directory of Binary Betting Companies II Differences between spread betting and binary bets III Different ways of expressing fixed-odds bets Index |
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