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Top 5 Performing Stock: Analysts Picks for a Long Hold

Posted on by John Thiel

The following stocks have been consistent performers for the past year and show no signs of regressing. They all show up on the asset indexes of the leading binary options brokers available online today. 24Option, Traderush, and Anyoption are just a few examples. 1. Google (GOOG) This stock has performed amazingly the past year, and it due partly to the fact that it has recently won an antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). More importantly, effective online advertising techniques and migration of customers from desktop advertisements to mobile which Google has heavily invested in have both contributed to growth. …

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Binary Options: Understanding Market Sentiment in a Bearish Trading Enviroment‏

Posted on by John Thiel

Sometimes even the most skilled binary options traders can misinterpret market sentiment and make decisions based on bull trap formations and misleading entry signals. This happens to all of us, but its important to have a reversal strategy to fall back on if you see a bearish Harami Cross on the candle stick charts. So, of course if you crunch the figures, run your pivot tables on the stock, and see a pattern on the distribution you would naturally attempt to correlate the historical patterns with the candle stick formation and attempt to engage in predictive modeling. Now, in binary …

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Lemons or Lemonade? How to Make a Smooth Transition from a Sour Stock to a Sweet Commodity

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Have you ever had a feeling that your stock strategy is flawed, or alternatively you can’t keep up anymore with the fast-paced trading like you used to? Well, get ready to join a very big fan club of binary options traders making a transition from a sour stock portfolio to sweet commodities. The first step is realizing it and admitting to the fact. Some people have managed to trade options for a while, but have not been able to gain substantially from it. If this is consistently the case, you need to be asking yourself if you are a “stock …

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