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BINARY OPTIONS


Binary Option trading is the most simple form of trading available today, and IkkoTrader’s platform makes it even simpler.


There are 4 factors to consider when making the trade:

1)    The current price of the asset
2)    The expiry time
3)    The amount the trader wants to invest

4)    The payout and risk amount offered for the trade



All you have to do is choose an asset you want to trade.  Then, look at the current price, and the expiry time.  If you believe that the price of the asset will rise at the expiry time, then click on “call”.  If you believe that the price of the asset will fall, then click “put”.


After that, enter the amount that you want to invest, and click the “apply” button.

 

When the expiry time arrives, if you predicted correctly, then the trade closed “in the money” and you will be rewarded with the payout percentage that was offered in the trade.   If you predicted incorrectly, then you will only receive back the percentage of your investment that was also predetermined in the contract.   


As you can see, it’s simple, it’s safe, and the quickest way to profit online.


START TRADING BINARY OPTIONS


ONE TOUCH TRADING


One Touch Trading is the way to make the most money possible. 

You can make up to 500% on your investment, as it’s a little more challenging. 

With OneTouch, you have to reach the specific set price that was designated for the asset.  Direction is not enough as with Binary Options, and the direction is already chosen for you within the option, as well as a target price.

You just have to decide if you believe that the prediction that the site offers will take place, or not.  For example, if the EUR/USD closes at 1.35130 on Friday, then the IkkoTrader's platform will offer you two options, one for a “call” meaning that the EUR/USD will rise and reach 1.38130 at least once in the following week, or “put” meaning that it will fall to 1.32130 at least once in the following week. 


Besides the high payouts, a nice benefit is that the trade does not have to wait for the expiry time to settle - once the price of the underlying asset reaches or falls to the target price, you can receive your payout.


The One-Touch feature is especially beneficial for traders who believe that the price of an underlying asset will exceed a certain level in the future, but who are not sure that the higher price level is sustainable.   It allows ongoing trading, on weekends, holidays, and when markets are closed.


The One-Touch feature is a little more challenging, it’s exciting, and offers the highest profit opportunities of all the options.  


START TRADING ONE-TOUCH


Extra:  We also have two unique trader friendly features to help maximize your profits, “Rollover” and “Double Up”.  


DOUBLE UP

If you are close to your expiry time, and you think that the direction you predicted is on a roll, then you have the chance to “do it again” by clicking on Double Up.  By doing this, you can create a new trade with the same conditions, for the current price of the asset. In a nutshell, when things look good, Double Up gives you the opportunity to increase your investment and thus, double your profits.  


Double Up Benefits:

        •    Increase your investment on open positions
        •    Make double the profit on expiry
        •    Immediately capitalize on a strong position
 
ROLLOVER
Rollover is a powerful stop loss strategy that allows you to postpone the expiry of your option.  When the market disagrees with you, that is – when it looks as though your prediction is not going to be on target by the upcoming expiry date, activate Rollover with the click of a button. This gives you another opportunity to close in the money.


Rollover Benefits:

        •    Postpone expiry to the end of the day
        •    Utilize a powerful stop loss strategy
        •    Get 30% higher returns when your option expires in the money for an added 30%                investment
        •    Turn loss into gain with time on your side


How to Trade
  • 1)
    Select the asset you want to trade.
  • 2)
    Click “CALL” if you think the price will rise above the current rate at the expiry, or click “PUT” if you think the price will fall below the current rate at the expiry
  • 3)
    Enter the amount of money you want to invest
  • 4)
    Click "Apply"
 

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