It’s been a while since I’ve posted up a new strategy, and this one I actually found on http://www.forexstrategiesresources.com/trading-system-metatrader-4-iii/415-binary-options-system-i-highlowmiddle/

I believe the system was originally built for Forex as I had found a few other mentions of this strategy previously on other forums however this one seems pretty good. It does appear to be better for for longer time frames however such as the 4 hour chart and above. So to all of you Nadex fans this could be a great one for you, otherwise this could be a great one for End of day trades.

Here are some pictures.

Click here to see the rules, indicators used and more information from the website.

This is just a reminder for all BOD members that she has her introductory pricing for today only set at $399 per month vs if you subscribed tomorrow it would be $500 per month. So if you were planning on subscribing do it today vs tomorrow to save yourself some money and lock in that rate.

At any rate, we are so very proud of cherry and know she is going to knock this one out of the park. She seems pumped and ready to go tomorrow!

http://www.cherrycokesignals.com

We wish her the best of luck!

Go CHERRY, Go CHERRY Go!

We were just notified that Banc De Binary has now received its Consob Regulation. This makes them the only regulated binary options company allowed to operate in Italy.

Here is the link directly to Consob – http://www.consob.it/mainen/documenti/english/intermediaries/albi/COM.html?symblink=/mainen/intermediares/investments_firms/com_lnk.html

Here is the snapshot so you don’t have to manually search for it.

Earlier today I was notified by CherryCoke and others that the company SignalIndex.com added a new fake CherryCoke service provider in an effort to trick users and clients into believing that our very own CherryCoke has a signal service with them which is completely false. This also comes alongside previous allegations of SignalIndex removing losing trades. Below you will find the screenshot proof that was found about the CherryCoke signal service.

It is our sincere recommendation that everyone please stay away from this fake CherryCoke service provider scam on SignalIndex.com

*Update*: Adam Stone from GOptions says he is involved with it as seen below and in the comments.

Currently CherryCoke is launching her signal service with SignalPush.com exclusively. So if you see anyone else trying to pass off a CherryCoke signal service except for SignalPush, they are trying to scam you!

In a dramatic move, the preliminary investigations by the Judge of Rome, on the order of the Public Prosecutor of Rome, under request from Italian financial regulator Consob has directed Italian ISPs to block numerous binary options cites from appearing in Italy. Banned sites are ipotion.com, tradersmarter.com, bocapital.com, eztrader.com, startoptions.com, and anyoption.com.

According to the reports that were first posted by Italian language news sites late last month, Consob believes that binary options closely could resemble gambling and are the aforementioned firms are not in compliance with Italian financial rules.

Speaking on the matter, Lawyer Fulvio Sarzana, whose firm Sarzana and Partners
works on behalf of Italian internet service providers, and has also posted about the subject, said “Consob believes that binary options are more similar to gambling than to financial services.” He added that “Financial watchdogs in Italy had made complaints last year about binary options trading, which led to warnings, but these notices seems to be ignored by companies.” When asked of whether the current list of firms is final, and whether other binary options companies that are marketing in Italy are at risk of having their websites blocked, Sarzana answered “this is probably just the first step and I would be willing to bet that more binary options companies will be effected.”

This isn’t the first time that binary options are coming under scrutiny from regulators. Last year we saw the Japanese FSA send a note to brokers to suspend the marketing of new binary brands during the period that the regulator was working to create laws to govern the product. Also, in conduct similar to the current Italian policies, the Turkish Capital Markets Board had published a document in June 2012 that accused several binary options brokers of criminal activities and had ISPs block their IPs into Turkey.

As such, being a mostly unregulated financial product that carries its binary ‘win or lose’ payout, it’s only a matter of time before more regulators begin to provide their interpretations on whether binary options fall within their financial jurisdictions. Therefore, it is very possible that we will see more European regulators take aim at binary options brokers until a formal regulatory decision that is accepted by the EU is made. Also, as mentioned above, companies marketing in Italy, but that were unaffected by this wave of ISP blocking are vulnerable to further actions.

This story can be found at: http://forexmagnates.com/italy-banning-binary-options-blocks-ips/ and was written by: Ron Finberg.

Sadly it appears this will be a big blow for the industry as a whole as we could see more countries begin taking these same measures. We just simply need one of the regulators in the EU or the US to step up and regulate these companies so all can be well again. Let us hope they find a way!