• Introduction to Binary Options
    Binary Options are predictions on how the market price of a certain stock, index, currency pair or commodity will perform over a period of time. As a trader, you decide how much to invest in the option as there is no fixed price, just a fixed return.
  • Global Trading
    BinaryTilt offers you a chance to take part in the global markets trading forex, commodities, stocks and indices. This course will give you the knowledge and tools needed to get you started.
  • Advantages of Trading
    A great advantage to trading binary options lies in the fact that no leverage is managed. Binary Options are simple, quick, and profitable. BinaryTilt provides you with a friendly interface with all of the essential details you need to place a trade.
  • The Art of Trading
    Trading Binary Options is a new and exciting type of investment. A key to successful trading is knowledge. Use our beginners and advanced courses to take you one step further in your trading experience.
  • Risk Management: Chance vs Risk
    Each investment includes the elements of chance and risk. Watch more to learn about different types of investments and their potential profit and risk.
  • Are You an Emotional Trader?
    Emotions are part of who we are and effect our decision making process. It is important to avoid an emotional roller coaster and to be calm and stable when making decisions whilst trading.
  • Capital Management and Risk Distribution
    Risk and Capital management are critical to successful binary options trading. How to allocate your capital, diverse your portfolio, and choose trades, are all important factors. It is essential to distribute your capital over a broad range of investments.
  • Exposure Management:
    The 5/15 Rule
    You can manage your exposure correctly by making stable investments with low risks thanks to the 5/15 rule.
  • Exposure Management:
    The 10/30 Rule
    If you are either an aggressive trader or have smaller capital the 10/30 rule is the right technique for you.
  • Market Analysis Methods
    Using both fundamental and technical market analysis methods can help you predict market behavior and help you decide how to invest your money.
  • How to Identify a Trend
    One of the biggest obstacles for traders is how to define the market trend. Knowing how to read a trading graph is important, and will help you determine whether a stock or a commodity for example, is in upwards trend or vice versa.
  • Technical Analysis: Support & Resistance
    The foundation of a good technical analysis lays in identifying support and resistance levels. The area where the market turns around from is your level of support or resistance.
  • Patterns: Shooting Star & Harami
    Bearish and bullish reversal patterns will help you to determine upwards or downward market trends.
  • Patterns: Engulfing
    & Downside Gap 3
    The bearish Engulfing pattern may provide an indication of a future upward trend. The downside gap 3 method can occur at the beginning of a trend, during one, and at the end of one, but it is most relevant when it occurs during a significant downward trend.
  • Patterns: Breakaway & 3 White Soldiers
    The breakaway is a five candlestick pattern which occurs in both bull and bear markets. The 3 white soldiers represent a three candlestick pattern that indicates only a bullish trend.
  • A Call:
    High Trade Action
    High Low Option (also known as Call/Put) is the most popular option type. The trader estimates the market trend: will the asset price at expiry be higher or lower than the current price? If the estimation is that the option will expire above current price, the trader chooses CALL.
  • A Put:
    Low Trade Action
    In High Low, if the estimation is that the option will expire below current price, the trader chooses PUT. When the option expires, depending on its closing price, the trader receives the predetermined payout.
  • Range Option
    In Range High Low, the trader chooses one of two ranges: one ABOVE and one BELOW the current price – each range with a minimal and a maximal value. The trade will be in the money if the option expires within the selected range of prices.
  • One Touch Option
    In One Touch you choose one of two suggested boundaries, ABOVE or BELOW current price. As soon as the market price reaches the selected boundary, you immediately receive the option’s payout. This option offers a lower chance of winning, but a higher payout.
  • Option on Demand
    Option on Demand is a variation of the classic High Low, adding more flexibility to the trade. Each investment will have its unique time of expiry, based on its duration and time of investment.