Binary International Promotes Risk-Free Trades for New Traders
Friday,31/10/2014|20:01GMTby
Vasil Velev
Binary International releases a new risk free trade feature for its members. New traders will receive a maximum of three risk free trades that will give them a taste of the market and a chance to get ahead.
Binary options broker, Binary International, owned by ITM Financial and licensed in Anguila, recently released a new feature complementing the company's $100 000 demo accounts. With it traders will have risk-free trades with real money. This means that losing trades will automatically be canceled and the money invested returned to the account.
Depending on market conditions and the account status, new traders may benefit from up to three risk-free trades. This feature is available for members only and will allow binary options traders who are new to the market to set off on their journey with a flying start.
According to ITM Financial's CEO, Carl Dalton, "We have seen such great success from our binary options trading software, that we have full confidence to offer a risk free trade from our software signals. I think it is a great idea that Binary International came up with and when they called me to ask about it, I said it was going to bring them many winning trades since our software is so good."
"Binary International has a stellar reputation on the Internet for great customer services and fast payouts. Their $100,000.00 demo account is very popular with our traders as it gives them the chance to test our software and get used to binary options trading without risking real funds. The new risk-free trade just enhances that offering," he added.
Binary International's Managing Director, Kyle Sozah, commented on the feature by saying, "The new risk-free trade program, as well as our free iPad for new traders, has been very well received in the market. We send out more and more iPads each week and traders seem to really like the mobile app trading and speed on tablets and smartphones."
The new feature is designed to give Binary International and its traders an edge over the competition, by both attracting new traders and letting them make their first steps without the usual pressure associated with losing money in a new venture or investment.
Binary options broker, Binary International, owned by ITM Financial and licensed in Anguila, recently released a new feature complementing the company's $100 000 demo accounts. With it traders will have risk-free trades with real money. This means that losing trades will automatically be canceled and the money invested returned to the account.
Depending on market conditions and the account status, new traders may benefit from up to three risk-free trades. This feature is available for members only and will allow binary options traders who are new to the market to set off on their journey with a flying start.
According to ITM Financial's CEO, Carl Dalton, "We have seen such great success from our binary options trading software, that we have full confidence to offer a risk free trade from our software signals. I think it is a great idea that Binary International came up with and when they called me to ask about it, I said it was going to bring them many winning trades since our software is so good."
"Binary International has a stellar reputation on the Internet for great customer services and fast payouts. Their $100,000.00 demo account is very popular with our traders as it gives them the chance to test our software and get used to binary options trading without risking real funds. The new risk-free trade just enhances that offering," he added.
Binary International's Managing Director, Kyle Sozah, commented on the feature by saying, "The new risk-free trade program, as well as our free iPad for new traders, has been very well received in the market. We send out more and more iPads each week and traders seem to really like the mobile app trading and speed on tablets and smartphones."
The new feature is designed to give Binary International and its traders an edge over the competition, by both attracting new traders and letting them make their first steps without the usual pressure associated with losing money in a new venture or investment.
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