Trading247 Eyes Asian Market with Targeted Binary Option, Stock Offering

by Vasil Velev
  • The Asian oriented company which has renounced it Cypriot regulation in April offers a comprehensive selection of option types, with instruments covering the region and a special "buy me out" feature.
Trading247 Eyes Asian Market with Targeted Binary Option, Stock Offering
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Trading247 was established in 2013 and has been targeting the lucrative Asian market, focusing their efforts on Australian, Chinese and Japanese traders. To fully cover the interests of local traders the broker has on offer a long list of stocks including some of the largest companies in the region like ANZ Bank, Lynas Corporation, Newcrest Mining and Baidu among others.

Their indices also span across the Asia-Pacific region without skipping on the entries from Europe and the US. The commodities on offer are rather sparse and the Forex pairs are lower in number compared to many other brokers, but are probably selected to reflect the preference of the traders.

We have the usual option types on offer - high/low, one touch and 60 seconds. Payouts for binaries vary between 70% for less traded instruments and 85% for the most popular currency pairs.

For one touch the payouts are between 480% and 540%, mainly offered for the most popular US stocks and indices. For the 60 seconds the payout starts from 61% and reaches 70%. There is also an Option Builder with customizable expiry time and profit/loss control.

The site also offers the "Buy Me Out" functionality, which is used in volatile markets to exit a position either already in some profit or limit losses from a sharp downward move. This can be accessed from the ProTrader tab in the platform.

In an interview with Forex Magnates, the company's founder and CEO Rob Payne has explained that Trading247 struck a strategic partnership in the region with its platform provider, Spotoption. The aspiration to cater to regional clientele is fulfilled by the company's decision to locate its initial support base center in Australia, "a great multi-cultural country with fantastic service-oriented people."

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Trading247 was established in 2013 and has been targeting the lucrative Asian market, focusing their efforts on Australian, Chinese and Japanese traders. To fully cover the interests of local traders the broker has on offer a long list of stocks including some of the largest companies in the region like ANZ Bank, Lynas Corporation, Newcrest Mining and Baidu among others.

Their indices also span across the Asia-Pacific region without skipping on the entries from Europe and the US. The commodities on offer are rather sparse and the Forex pairs are lower in number compared to many other brokers, but are probably selected to reflect the preference of the traders.

We have the usual option types on offer - high/low, one touch and 60 seconds. Payouts for binaries vary between 70% for less traded instruments and 85% for the most popular currency pairs.

For one touch the payouts are between 480% and 540%, mainly offered for the most popular US stocks and indices. For the 60 seconds the payout starts from 61% and reaches 70%. There is also an Option Builder with customizable expiry time and profit/loss control.

The site also offers the "Buy Me Out" functionality, which is used in volatile markets to exit a position either already in some profit or limit losses from a sharp downward move. This can be accessed from the ProTrader tab in the platform.

In an interview with Forex Magnates, the company's founder and CEO Rob Payne has explained that Trading247 struck a strategic partnership in the region with its platform provider, Spotoption. The aspiration to cater to regional clientele is fulfilled by the company's decision to locate its initial support base center in Australia, "a great multi-cultural country with fantastic service-oriented people."

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