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More About This Title Trading Binary Options, Second Edition: Strategies and Tactics
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Trading Binary Options is a strategic primer on effectively navigating this fast-growing segment. With clear explanations and a practical perspective, this authoritative guide shows you how binaries work, the strategies that bring out their strengths, how to integrate them into your current strategies, and much more. This updated second edition includes new coverage of Cantor-Fitzgerald binaries, New York Stock Exchange binaries, and how to use binaries to hedge trading, along with expert insight on the markets in which binaries are available. Independent traders and investors will find useful guidance on speculating on price movements or hedging their stock portfolios using these simple, less complex options with potentially substantial impact.
Binary options provide either a fixed payout or nothing at all. While it sounds simple enough, using them effectively requires a more nuanced understanding of how, where, and why they work. This book provides the critical knowledge you need to utilize binary options to optimal effect.
- Learn hedging and trading strategies specific to binaries
- Choose the markets with best liquidity and lowest expenses
- Find the right broker for your particular binary options strategy
- Utilize binaries in conjunction with other strategies
Popular in the over-the-counter market, binary options are frequently used to hedge or speculate on commodities, currencies, interest rates, and stock indices. They have become available to retail traders through the Chicago Board Options Exchange and the American Stock Exchange, as well as various online platforms, allowing you the opportunity to add yet another tool to your investing arsenal. Trading Binary Options is the essential resource for traders seeking clear guidance on these appealing options.
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ABE COFNAS is a leading-edge trainer and analyst in currency and binary option markets. He is a columnist for Futures magazine and the publisher of the Binary Dimensions newsletter, as well as the author of four books, including The Forex Trading Course. He is developing financial gamification platforms that enable users to learn, play, and win at trading financial markets without risk. He is also the Senior Fundamental Strategist for Market Traders Institute.
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Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: The Value-Based Pricing Framework for Getting Pricing Done Right
Embedding the Culture of Value-based Pricing
Overarching Pricing Decision Areas
Analytical Routines
Decision Teams
Chapter 2: Value-Based Pricing
The Purpose of Firms: Serve Customer Needs Profitably
Value Engineering
Value-Based Pricing
Differential Benefits
Differential Price
Exchange Value to Customer
Design Costs against Price to Profit
References
Chapter 3: Business Strategy Alignment
Business Strategy
Customers
Competitors
Company
References
Chapter 4: Pricing Strategy
Price Positioning
Price Segmentation
Competitive Price Reaction Strategy
Pricing Capability
References
Chapter 5: Price Management
Market Pricing
Price Variance Policy
Price Execution
Pricing Analysis
Chapter 6: Defining the Pricing Decision Team
Marketing
Sales
Finance
Pricing
References
Chapter 7: Pricing Continuous Improvement and Analytics
Continuous Improvement Process
Offering Innovation and Pricing Decisions
Price Variance Policy Continuous Improvement
Market Pricing Continuous Improvement
References
Chapter 8: Organizational Design of the Pricing Specialist Function
Pricing Community Distribution
Pricing Reporting Structure
Pricing Talent
References
Chapter 9: A Decision You Control
References
Appendix A: Economic Origins of Competitive Advantage
Appendix B
Getting Pricing Done with Jesse Finch Gnehm of GE Oil & Gas
The Value-Based Pricing Journey
Context of Subsea Systems within GE
Pricing Community Cultivation
Focal Contributions of the Pricing Experts
Pricing Framework
Pricing Analysis Techniques
Price Automation and Analytical Tools
External Resources
Appendix C
Getting Pricing Done with Robert Smith of Eastman Chemical Company
Pricing Organizational Design
Pricing Mission
Pricing Functional Architecture
About the Author
Index
