Pro Binary Options Signals Review (PBOS)

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A Review of Pro Binary Options Signals

Pro Binary Options Signals (PBOS) is a new signal service that provides trade signals to its subscribers to enable them profit from trading binary options for currencies, commodities and indices.  These assets are traded only when the respective exchanges on which they are listed are open for business.

The unique selling proposition of Pro Binary Options Signals is that traders are able to make up to 185% of invested capital per day, and that this can be achieved without the use of complicated algorithms or complicated software. Pro Binary Options Signals requires that subscribers open trading accounts with certain binary options brokers to receive and implement the trading signals.

These binary options brokers who work with PBOS in an affiliate relationship also provide traders with varying degrees of bonuses as follows:

Or just sign up with PBOS direct by clicking here.

BROKER	BONUS	SYSTEM	PBOS PROMO	AC OPENING BAL
GToptions.com	100%	SpotOption	10% Insurance + Free signals	USD500
Banc de Binary	100%	SpotOption	First Month Free signals	USD500
24Option	50%	TechFinancial	First Month Free signals	USD100
iOption	30%	SpotOption	First Month Free signals	USD250
OptionFair	25%	Tech Financial	First Month Free signals	USD250
OptionNet	50%	Tech Financial	First Month Free signals	USD250
VIPBinary	100%	SpotOption	First Month Free signals	USD250

 

Pro Binary Options Signals promises its subscribers the following:

1) Trading Signals sent via email or via text messages to your iPhone or any other mobile device.

2) Average 80% accuracy every month.

3) The chance to earn up to 185% every day from multiple daily signals on stocks, currencies, commodities and indices.

4) Tips for proper money management.

New subscribers to the PBOS service are allowed to try out the service for 7 days at just $9.99, after which they will be required to pay $99 a month for the service if they decide to continue.

While we are yet to try out the signals service in order to authenticate the profitability claims of Binary Options Stock Signals, we would like to comment on a few things about the offer.

At $99 a month, the price of signals subscription may look a bit pricey. But when you consider the fact that multiple signals are sent for various asset derivatives, and the fact that Pro Binary Options Signals seems to have a good win percentage, it is expected that the returns on investment should be able to pay off the subscription fees many times over.

Should You Take Up This Offer?

$9.99 is not a lot of money, and for any trader who wants a signal service that can take the stress of trade analysis of their shoulders while at the same time delivering the sort of returns that will make the trading activity worthwhile, it would make sense to take up the 7-day trial offer.

In taking up this offer, there are things to watch out for. In a situation where the trader has to make multiple trades per day, money management can become an issue. Pro Binary Options Signals appears to have recognized this, and that is why tips on money management have been included as part of the deal. Look at these tips, utilize them while applying the trade alerts and see to what extent they are able to match acceptable risk management standards.

In addition, you should also check to see that your network carrier delivers trade alerts to your GSM phone as they occur. This would help you determine what method of delivery of alerts would work best for you.

Another reason why you may consider taking up this offer is the bonus offerings of the brokers to which PBOS is affiliated. This ensures that your own money is not put at risk while you try out the trade alerts from Pro Binary Options Signals.

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3 Responses to “Pro Binary Options Signals Review (PBOS)”

1. Jerome says:

   October 6, 2012 at 5:25 am

   I am very wary of any service that is affiliated with a binary options broker. That would be like a sports prediction service affiliated with sports bookies. IF the service is any good, that means the binary options broker loses money since are directly betting against them. Seems like a huge conflict of interest.

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   • NoviceTrader says:

     November 11, 2012 at 9:23 pm

     Jerome, I’m not sure which binary options broker you are referring to, but I’m going to assume it is either Marketsworld or a broker just like them.

     What you said wasn’t necessarily true. While some brokers, like Marketsworld, are their own market maker, that isn’t necessarily the rule. See, Banc de Binary has a 3rd party (a bank) that is actually offering the options. They are the ones that lose money when you win. Banc de Binary gets a 2.5%-4% cut of your wins/losses no matter how you expire. 24option and Nadex are different than Banc de Binary in the sense that they match you up with other traders, like in the stock market. In order for you to sell $100, there has to be a buyer for $100. Nadex only charges about 90 cents for this service per lot per trade, but then gives you 100% returns. 24option doesn’t charge a commission, but takes 15-25% of the winner’s cut (hence the 75-85% return). In the end, as long as people are trading, they are making money, win or lose.

     So do your research and if you don’t want to trust someone like Marketsworld who controls the system and only makes money when you lose, I don’t blame you. That would make me nervous too. (I did use their free demo account, though) But there are other companies with different methods and business models, and the best ones, IMO are those like I mentioned above where they make their money regardless of win or loss and can only make more money by having more traders and those traders making more trades. That they want to be fair to both the banks and the traders, but slightly leaning toward wanting traders to be successful because the more traders that aren’t going broke and closing their accounts, the more trades are being made that day.

     Anyhow, I hope this helps you understand how it doesn’t have to be a conflict of interest for brokers to pay signal service companies for new traders and for the traders to actually be useful. I was going to include links, but I couldn’t find the interviews with Marketsworld, 24option and Banc de Binary on how they make money. A quick phone call to these companies will confirm what I have written anyways. As for affiliate marketing, just do a quick google search on the subject. Not a bad way to earn a living, to be honest.

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2. NoviceTrader says:

   November 9, 2012 at 4:03 am

   Jerome, you have a point, but the truth is that those signal providers actually have an affiliate link that you use to sign up with the broker. They make money when you sign up and then make more when (if) you deposit large amounts. It’s a way they can get paid to deliver signals without actually charging you for that first month. I like this idea, though I am already signed up with my favorite BO platforms (Marketsworld/24option) and am not considering changing them any time soon.

   Still, I have read reviews about this company and they are mixed. There are only 2 things that really matter with a BO signal service: their REAL win rate (which you can’t truly know until you try it) and the volume of trades. The volume is important because, given the same success rate, more trades means a quicker increase in total account balance.

   A note on a provider’s REAL win rate: Sure, anyone can omit bad trades to pad their performance, but the real killer here is tradeability of the signals. SMS and email alerts can come slow or late, making it impossible to take the trade at the ITM level. So that’s a win that you won’t see. Problem is that companies are still counting those as wins when they expire ITM even though the traders didn’t have a chance to actually trade the signal (or worse, they clicked and prayed that they would still be ITM come expiry time). I’m not saying that these guys are padding their numbers nor am I saying that they are not useful. I have just read reviews about the B.O.P.S. (same company) sending out trades too late to actually be useful.

   So yes, be cautious and educate yourself before you spend more than $10 on a signal service. Never just jump in. With this, ten bucks isn’t much of a risk (I risk 10x that on trades every day), but just make sure you’re prepared to miss some trades if you get signals through email/SMS.

   Getting off my soapbox now. Sorry. XD

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