Tip from the Geek – Top 7 Binary Options Trading Tips List 17-22/9/2012
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Last week Ben Bernanke gave the world markets a green light. He and the Federal Open Market committee began a new round of quantitative easing and the market rocketed higher. The S&P and broad US markets gave a nice candle stick continuation pattern and Friday’s trading confirmed it. I am looking to get into positions this week to ride out the month.
1. New Entry Points for FSTE
FTSE 100
Call/Put = Call
Entry = below 5900
Expiration = end of the month
My Advice in 50 Words
The FTSE 100 rallied with the rest of the world last week. The world banks, especially the ECB and US Federal Reserve Bank, stood up and supported the financial system with much needed QE. This week concerns over the economy resurfaced and brought the FTSE back down a few points. The trend is still up, the early softness this week merely present new entry points for bullish plays while the rally continues.
2. Spain Snubs Aid And Stocks Rise
IBEX
Call/Put = Call
Entry = below 8100
Expiration = end of the month
My Advice in 50 Words
The IBEX has provided numerous entries over the past two months and this week should prove no different. The Spanish markets are rising on hopes and dreams, and a the support of Mario Draghi and the ECB despite Spain’s seeming snub of the available and offered bail-out facilities.
3. Japan Recovery Under Way
Nikkei
Call/Put
Entry = below 9150
Expiration = end of the month
My Advice in 50 Words
The Japanese markets surged at the open this week on renewed hopes of global growth and improved Japanese economy. The Nikkei has been lagging the general world markets for some time. The damage done to the country by natural disaster have taken a long time to overcome. Now Japan is reemerging as a powerful manufacturer and the market has some catching up to do.
4. Slowing China Provides New Entry Points
Shang Hai Index
Call/Put = Call
Entry = at open
Expiration = end of the month
My Advice in 50 Words
The Chinese markets have been trending down as the US and European markets trend up. The data from China has shown us a deteriorating economy. Now that the US and Eurozone have their stimulus China should rebound on hopes of renewed spending from those two areas. Europe is China’s biggest trading partner; China can only benefit from stabilization and improvement in the region.
5. The US Markets Will Lead The World
S&P 500
Call/Put = Call
Entry = below 1460
Expiration = end of the month
My Advice in 50 Words
The US markets rallied with Ben and his new QE plan. The Fed’s purchasing of long-term MBS securities was taken as a positive sign and more than what the markets expected. The bullish momentum that began to build over the summer is growing and will take the market to at least test the all time highs around 1560.
6. Still Time To Get A Bite Out Of Apple
Apple
Call/Put = Call
Entry = below $700
Expiration = end of the week
My Advice in 50 Words
Apple is one bright shiny spot in the world. The iconic company released the iPhone 5 last week, sold out in under an hour and set a record for the number of iPhone devices sold at an initial release. Apple is the darling of the market and will lead the US higher.
7. Gold Never Dulls
Gold
Call/Put = Call
Entry = below $1770
Expiration = end of the week
My Advice in 50 Words
Gold is still shining brightly. The metals complex spiked on Bernanke’s announcement last week and will keep rising. QE will inflate the price and hopes of global growth will only add to the momentum in demand for industrial purposes.