New Binary Options Broker Anyoption.com Offers 15% Returns On Losing Trades
Online, April 15, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Recent entrant to the binary options trading scene Anyoption is now offering 15% returns on losing trades. A departure from "traditional" binary options contracts.
Binary options are simple trading instruments which generally pay either a high, fixed return or nothing at all. Hence the "binary". There can be only two possible outcomes to a trade: win or lose. For these reasons binary (or digital) options are also often referred to as "all-or-nothing" options. This is mostly an accurate description of the situation but no longer does it tell the whole story.
Binary options, like traditional options, are available on a variety of underlying assets. With stocks, indices, commodities and currencies being the most popular assets on which to base trades. However, unlike traditional options binary options pay out a fixed, known return which isn't dependent at all on how far "in-the-money" the option is. If the asset you placed a call option order on is higher then the strike price by so much as one pip/tick then you are paid out the same high returns as if it finished in the money by 100 points. And if you were wrong you would usually be returned nothing at all.
New and rapidly gaining in popularity, Anyoption.com now offers a flat 15% return on all losing trades. And still offers high returns from 61-71% on winning trades. There is a trade-off involved. You sacrifice some potential returns on winning trades in exchange for that security of a 15% return on your losing trades.
The Anyoption platform is a very clean and simple design, with beginners in mind. The platform is browser-based and compatible with all major smartphones and tablet devices. In addition, Anyoption is currently offering a wide range of Facebook related binary options contracts. With the impending Facebook IPO this is an exiting offering which is generating a lot of buzz among the binary options trading community.
For the more risk tolerant or experienced binary options trader it may not be the best choice but for the beginner or more risk averse choosing a broker who offers some returns on losing trades may be something to consider.