And we’re back…with 85% payouts
And we’re back…with 85% payouts
As some of you are well aware, in certain regions over the last 48 hours, some of our clients were not able to access the trading platform. Our technical team worked around the clock to bring our systems back online, and have now put in place an improved infrastructure to ensure a smooth trading experience for all our clients.
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Don’t miss the opportunity to trade the NFP today
Dear Traders:
StartOptions.com would like to remind our traders to stay tuned to the US Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report expected to be released today 1:30pm GMT — that in addition to the Unemployment Rate figures to be released at the same time.
After a major correction in the S&P 500 we expect to see particularly high volatility following the release of the report. Don’t miss the opportunity to trade the markets!
Each and every day, the professional analysts here at Tradesmarter shed light on worldwide events and hand-pick the hottest assets of the day linked to global financial affairs. These are assets that are showing interesting trends that once noted, will most likely reap very hefty profit. As our clients, you receive this “heads-up”, and stay one step ahead on all concerning shifts and changes in the global economy. In addition, for these assets in question, we give the maximal 85% profit!
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US Debt Ceiling Situation Still Vague: Anticipation Towards the August Deadline
Traders continue to run for the safety of the Swiss franc in these days. This is due to the US politicians’ failure to reach an agreement over the weekend on how to deal with the debt ceiling. Based on this, the USD/CHF has reached a new low of 0.8028. The pair appears to have found firm support there, and currently eases back towards the prior record low of 0.8040.
To follow up on the US debt crisis; the US risks default on its $14.3 trillion debt without a deal to raise the borrowing limit before 2nd of August. At this point the US Treasury could run out of money to pay all of its bills – which could lead to interest rate rises, threaten the US economic recovery and in turn, the global recovery. Due to selling pressure amid fears over a possible U.S. sovereign debt default, European stock markets fell yesterday for example, the French Index CAC 40 fell by 0.55%.
Investors expect the oil market to increase by 20% to $120 a barrel by the end of the year as global growth drives demand for raw materials.
However, in the short run, oil declined for the first time in five days yesterday after President Barack Obama and Congress failed to reach a deal on raising the U.S. debt limit. In Russia, oil exports dropped 5.8 percent to 5.07 million barrels, compared with last year.
This was an excerpt from the introduction of the “Daily Hot-picks”.
Each and every day, the professional analysts here at StartOptions shed light on worldwide events and hand-pick the hottest assets of the day linked to global financial affairs. These are assets that are showing interesting trends that once noted, will most likely reap very hefty profit. As our clients, you receive this “heads-up”, and stay one step ahead on all concerning shifts and changes in the global economy. In addition, for these assets in question, we give the maximal 85% profit!
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Emerging Markets in Focus- *Special*
During the last 20 ye
ars, the global business world has gone through drastic changes. In the 1980s, international business was essentially an exclusive club of the richest countries. This changed as dictatorships and command economies collapsed throughout the world. Countries that once prohibited foreign investment and were isolated from international cooperation are now part of the global marketplace.There are approximately 20 “emerging markets” in the world, with a general consensus that China and India are the largest. After these two potential emerging giants, Russia and Brazil follow to make up the BRIC group (Brazil, Russia, India, China); also called “the Big Four”. Beyond BRIC, Egypt, Mexico, Poland, South Africa, South Korea, and Turkey are attractive for investors and they too boast strong economic growth.
The long term narrative for emerging markets is interesting for all; that’s where the growth is, and therefore also, the future. According to the IMF, by 2013, emerging markets will dominate world gross domestic product.
People in Brazil, China and India are getting richer. They’re spending more. On the other hand, they’re still under-leveraged, so no one is building second homes and buying their third car on credit cards and adjustable rate mortgages with no money down. This means, it’s the best of both worlds. Of course, there are problems, but very few would claim to foresee a long term downtrend in these markets. The “developed” countries are either plagued with debt or “getting old”. Also, they are losing income (at least to an extent) to the emerging powers of the new world.
When investors think about assets that benefit from global growth, two obvious examples spring to mind – emerging market equities and commodity prices. However, there is a well known predicament in determining cause and effect; does emerging market demand raise commodity prices? Or do high commodity prices boost the GDP of those developing countries that are commodity producers (e.g. Brazil)?
Commodities hit record values in 2010 and the fact that they suffered a slump at the beginning of the year, there is the question whether it is wise to add commodities to your portfolio. Some say yes. In recent years there’s been increasing evidence that commodities can be both a hedge against inflation and provide balance in a portfolio, often moving up when other assets move down.
Also, some recommend to buy into commodities in 2011 as a way to get in on the consistent growth in emerging markets since those markets’ demand drives rising need for oil, commercial metals, beans, and other commodities. If those fast-growing emerging economic powers should halt for some reason, commodities could still be a winner as a hedge against the inflation that might come with such a slow down.
Crude oil just hit a two-year high and major fund investors continue to look favorably toward emerging markets and see a continued steady rise in a range of commodity prices.
Each and every day, the professional analysts here at StartOptions shed light on worldwide events and hand-pick the hottest assets of the day linked to global financial affairs. These are assets that are showing interesting trends that once noted, will most likely reap very hefty profit. As our clients, you receive this “heads-up”, and stay one step ahead on all concerning shifts and changes in the global economy. In addition, for these assets in question, we give the maximal 85% profit!
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Trade the EU Economic Summit with Binary Options
Binary Options is not the best, but the only way to trade the markets when breaking news is concerned. To make profit, the trader needs to be alert to shifts in the global financial arena and to know what events are going to shake the markets.
An event that is due to shake the market and shape the near and far future is the emergency summit of European leaders in Brussels, 21st of July 2011.
European leaders will meet to discuss the “Common Currency Crisis” and the main point of this meeting is the debt crisis. There is a consensus to come up with at least the framework of how Greece is to avoid defaulting on its debts and how the country is to be bailed out if needed. The looming threat is the spread of this crisis to Italy, Spain, Ireland, Portugal and other European countries. US and the rest of the world are all holding their breath for this summit, as a significant deterioration in Europe would cause a general increase in risk aversion, declining asset prices and a lot of volatility in markets; not to mention direct exposure.
What is crucial here is, that for the first time ever, the very survival of the Euro could be at stake.
Come and trade the news on this historical emergency summit!
