There are hundreds of options brokers operating online today. Many aren’t regulated and these must be avoided at all costs. Of those that are regulated only a small fraction conduct transparent business.

One we found is IQ Option. Why do I say this? I and a group of other options traders run some tests to identify some of the ways “legit” options brokers use to rob traders of their money. This broker passed the test. So what ways do these brokers use? Read on. Continue Reading →

One of the ways to know whether an options trading platform is legit or not is by finding out if traders actually make money on it. It’s difficult tracking down traders and asking them whether they are making money trading. Most will actually avoid discussing their earnings with you. Continue Reading →

When it comes to choosing a broker, the next thought that comes in mind is what will be their commission and fees. If you are new to trading and looking for the same then let me introduce you with IQ Option. IQ Option is that firm that charges little to no commissions and fees. The main reason for the popularity of IQ Option is that it offers a smooth experience with lots of amazing features. Continue Reading →

Help2pay is a new payment service now available on IQ Option. Help2pay targets traders in the Philippines by helping them to make fast transactions straight to their bank accounts. This service is so efficient that you don’t get caught up in complicated procedures associated with filling in credit card details. Continue Reading →

Creating new pending order
Trading on IQ Option platform you can open positions automatically. This can be very helpful if you trade using tools like for example support levels. In the menu on the right-hand side just below the sell button click on the ‘Purchase at…’ button. Continue Reading →

The profit in CFD trading at IQ Option is calculated depending on which position you open (buy or sell). How to calculate profit for long position If you are intending to buy an asset expecting it will grow in value your position is called Long. For long positions the profit is calculated according to the formula: closing price / (opening price – 1) x leverage x Continue Reading →

From the list of trading instruments pick digital options and select the asset you’d like to trade. Notice how the chart is accompanied by several parallel lines. Those are known as strikes. Target price levels that the market is supposed to either surpass or stay below. Continue Reading →