Anyone have experience trading binary options

Something to get you started.

[link to www.binaryoptions.net]

Thanks dude, a lot of info there.

No problem.

Options trades are going to be the best way to save your ass in this coming economy.....short of holding precious metals.

i have started it but not much success yet going to free seminar tomorrow on binary options trading, very much total novice

OK GLPers.... I feel the urge to resurrect this thread because the world demands to know what the hell is going on?....

I know mosrt of us are waiting for the next shoe to drop, but could this be "THE secret" to brake the chains of the elite...Could this be the way to build independence and cut the cord from the world GANSTERSABANKS?

I do not have delusions of being a millionaire...I just want to be FREE financially speaking....
DON't YOU???

Lets debunk this MATTHAFooFFOOOO..... NADEX, BEEOPTIONS etc...

This is interesting. extract from....

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Are Binary Options legal in the US?

There seems to be a great deal of confusion these days regarding the legality of binary options trading in the US. Much of this confusion can be attributed to the rise of off-shore binary options platforms and the off-exchange or OTC contracts they offer.
With regard to the legality of “binary options”, the question is not so much are they legal, but are they listed on a proper United States exchange and are the firms offering them properly registered and regulated to offer these types of contracts to residents of the United States.

Nadex is a regulated US exchange, designated by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission), and is permitted to accept US residents as members.

source... [link to www.nadex.com]

Can offshore "brokers" trade with US residents?

In the case of off-shore platforms offering binary options to retail customers in the United States, the answer to this question is a resounding "No".

As the Director of Enforcement for the CFTC stated in connection with a recently filed lawsuit:

"It is against the law to solicit U.S. persons to buy and sell commodity options, even if they are called ‘prediction’ contracts, unless they are listed for trading and traded on a CFTC-registered exchange or unless legally exempt."

hey guys..... Doing my due diligence....

is anybody using "optionmint.c.o.m"
they sound legit....

buyer be aware.....

[link to www.investor.gov]