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November 24, 2014, 12:49:41 AM
#15
I hate options because it locks you into the trade for a specific amount of time. Lets say for example you bought a weekly options contract @ $350 and price went up to $450 then crashed down to $320. If all of this happened within the allotted 7 day time frame your trade would lose money due to the ending price being lower than entry. Whereas if you trade on margin a trade can be entered/exited at any time without restriction.
This depends on the kind of option you are using. If you are trading an 'American style' option then you can exercise the option at any time (you would likely execute what is called an exercise and close trade where you would exercise the option and instantly sell the corresponding bitcoin on the market, capturing the difference between the strike/exercise price and the market price), however if you are trading an 'European style' option then you can only exercise the option on the expiration date. Either way if the price increases then the market for such options would generally allow you to sell the option at an increased price

Our options are European style. As you said, users can sell their options at an increased price at anytime after their purchase.

To BitCoinPokerBro, you are welcome to try it in our site https://coinut.com. One option costs you less than 0.01 BTC.
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November 24, 2014, 12:46:31 AM
#14
I hate options because it locks you into the trade for a specific amount of time. Lets say for example you bought a weekly options contract @ $350 and price went up to $450 then crashed down to $320. If all of this happened within the allotted 7 day time frame your trade would lose money due to the ending price being lower than entry. Whereas if you trade on margin a trade can be entered/exited at any time without restriction.
This depends on the kind of option you are using. If you are trading an 'American style' option then you can exercise the option at any time (you would likely execute what is called an exercise and close trade where you would exercise the option and instantly sell the corresponding bitcoin on the market, capturing the difference between the strike/exercise price and the market price), however if you are trading an 'European style' option then you can only exercise the option on the expiration date. Either way if the price increases then the market for such options would generally allow you to sell the option at an increased price
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November 23, 2014, 11:23:26 PM
#13
Futures have been a lot of problems, there are not have more exchanges.
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November 23, 2014, 10:23:46 PM
#12
I hate options because it locks you into the trade for a specific amount of time. Lets say for example you bought a weekly options contract @ $350 and price went up to $450 then crashed down to $320. If all of this happened within the allotted 7 day time frame your trade would lose money due to the ending price being lower than entry. Whereas if you trade on margin a trade can be entered/exited at any time without restriction.

If the price went up to $450, surely, your option will be worth much more, and you can close your option to finalise the profit. You don't need to wait until it expires.
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November 20, 2014, 01:30:28 PM
#11
I hate options because it locks you into the trade for a specific amount of time. Lets say for example you bought a weekly options contract @ $350 and price went up to $450 then crashed down to $320. If all of this happened within the allotted 7 day time frame your trade would lose money due to the ending price being lower than entry. Whereas if you trade on margin a trade can be entered/exited at any time without restriction.
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November 20, 2014, 12:30:56 AM
#10
I have traded in Stock market options but not in bitcoin options. Options has high leverage when compared to swing or day trading. More risk more profit.
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November 19, 2014, 04:13:03 PM
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Maybe you can have a look at my signature.  Smiley

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November 19, 2014, 03:44:48 PM
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Maybe you can have a look at my signature.  Smiley
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November 19, 2014, 03:43:44 PM
#7
Options trading is very difficult task - you can win and you can loose. Need very good market understanding and cold head.

in Bitcoin and altcoin market everything is amplified.
the volatility is very high.
there are fluctuations in double digits in a few seconds ...

in option market i imagine that everything is amplificatto even more ..

Yeah, vanilla options are quite risky, and the price could double or triple in a few hours. You can try the binary options in our site. The price is much more stable, and most importantly, you can trade volatility instead of betting on the market direction.

what is YOUR site?Huh

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November 19, 2014, 12:51:48 PM
#6
Options trading is very difficult task - you can win and you can loose. Need very good market understanding and cold head.

in Bitcoin and altcoin market everything is amplified.
the volatility is very high.
there are fluctuations in double digits in a few seconds ...

in option market i imagine that everything is amplificatto even more ..

Yeah, vanilla options are quite risky, and the price could double or triple in a few hours. You can try the binary options in our site. The price is much more stable, and most importantly, you can trade volatility instead of betting on the market direction.
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November 19, 2014, 10:26:22 AM
#5
I just want to know how many people in this board are option traders, and how many years you have been trading.
If you mean altcoin trading as well, then yes I have been doing it since middle of 2013, however I stopped around June 2014, as I had a permanent job, and it was hard to study the markets of new altcoins.
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November 19, 2014, 08:13:21 AM
#4
Options trading is very difficult task - you can win and you can loose. Need very good market understanding and cold head.

in Bitcoin and altcoin market everything is amplified.
the volatility is very high.
there are fluctuations in double digits in a few seconds ...

in option market i imagine that everything is amplificatto even more ..
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November 19, 2014, 06:49:53 AM
#3
Options trading is very difficult task - you can win and you can loose. Need very good market understanding and cold head.
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November 19, 2014, 06:46:18 AM
#2
I just want to know how many people in this board are option traders, and how many years you have been trading.

I think you can count the bitcoin options trader on the fingers of one hand

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October 26, 2014, 01:47:02 PM
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I just want to know how many people in this board are option traders, and how many years you have been trading.
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