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In recent years there has been a vogue for Binary Options sites to appear which are marketed to the online casino player, using the same kinds of terminology (offering get rich quick wins, bonuses, video promotions etc). The difference with Binary.com is that it existed long before these sites...

Well IG came closest with their Custom Bets platform which allowed expiry times to be tailored to individual bets, but they closed that last year and now they only offer the inferior Sprint markets where expiry times are just a set of seemingly arbritary presets. So there is definitely an...

Paddy Power still have a 'virtual market' up which appears to be the financials equivalent of betting on the cartoon horses in the bookies. Bet365 still offer financials but as previously stated they restrict pointlessly quickly. There is definitely an opportunity there for someone to create...

At the end of the day BOM is BOM. warts and all, it's now one of the very few places you can do binary options and expect a withdrawal request to be taken seriously.

I'm just amazed it lasted as long as it did. Hopefully in 2014 a serious player comes along to offer a quality binary options solution to replace all the now defunct Cantor platforms (eg Lads, Partygaming and 188bet) There's so much 'binary options' promo and hype these days from the fancy...

Update - Ladbrokes financials is now essentially unusable. As soon as a bet is placed in a market it blacks out and stops additional bets being placed in the same market. Ah well. it was good(ish) while it lasted, and it lasted a good few years longer than the likes of Choice Odds.

The IG platform is okay but nothing like as good as the IG 'custom bets' binaries platform that they stopped about a month ago. Aside from that there are two main kinds of binary bet providers. Brand name bookies and the new fancy dan places. The bookies are reliable and will payout winnings...

I had an email from BetVictor (aka Victor Chandler) to say the Fixed Odds financials were closing as the provider was withdrawing the service. As you may know this is the same facility as the Ladbrokes financials so they are presumably for the chop also. Strange end to a strange year in fixed...

It's perfectly reasonable! Eight years ago I came up with a strategy to do exactly this, and in an even shorter time. It may be a bit old school now, but it has served me well I posted it on this thread...

I think I've read this book. Is it by Billy ray Valentine? If it is the book I'm thinking of, he's talking about the pork belly market specifically

I think maybe 'yes' In the ongoing dead parrot financial climate it's hard to ignore the logical appeal of a product with the innate limited risk/unlimited upside appeal of buying call/put options (but designed for the retail market) Time for SG to get back on their double decker battle-bus...

As twins124 is on an affiliate commission for everyone that follows that link and signs up, his views can hardly be taken as objective. 240ption like many of these new 'wild west' binary options companies appears to me to follow the model of clipjoint online casinos far more closely than it...

The inactivity fees certainly send out the wrong signal. I assume they have a pile of accounts that were set up by excited first time traders with their 'Forex Millions by the summer, book your yacht now' EBooks! And then when the accounts were virtually wiped out (of course) they were left...

Hmmm. Up until a couple of days ago they were offering spreadbetting and fixed odds on the Financials page... now the spreadbetting option has vanished. I've used the platform this year and still got a lot of 'no bets possible at present' type messages. I remember the platform was licensed out...

I'm not sure but their splash page is a cheesy 'Get Rich Quick' travesty, and although you haven't heard about them the only 4 posts you've made on here have been about marketsworld. And why are you saying they are 'licensed in Great Britain' when they state specifically they are licensed in...