Google Offers Online Phone Service; Competes with Skype

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Posted by Tamar | Posted in Apple, binary options trading, google, trade strategies | Posted on 29-08-2010

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In a move made to compete with Skype and possibly Apple, Google is now offering a feature which allows users to use the phone to contact one another via Gmail. It will be interesting to see if Google will provide better reception than that of the iPhone. And if it eventually provides the ability to use this from a mobile phone, then it will truly compete with the iPhone as a service provider.
For now, the feature is only available in the US, but once it is available throughout the world, it will be interesting to see how this will affect the price of Google stock. Advanced investors may be able to take advantage of binary options and game the news ticker, watching carefully for when Google makes the feature available worldwide and when it expands features. You can see our previous entry written in March for more of an explanation on how to use this strategy to make a return on your investment.

Market Summary for Month of June

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Posted by Tamar | Posted in Uncategorized, World markets, binary options trading, currencies, market summary | Posted on 04-07-2010

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Stock Markets Summary – These are the quotes from the end of the day on Friday
Dow Jones Industrial Average – ended at 9,686.48, a 5% drop for the week.
S&P- Dropped 4.79 points, a drop of 5% for the week.
NASDAQ- Dropped 9.57 points to 2,091.79.

These are the major events from this month:

  • Wall Street Reform Bill was drafted, and is expected to pass through Congress and reach the President in July.
  • G20 Summit agreed to get deficits of important countries’ governments under control.
  • Currencies
    The dollar index ended last week at 84.41, reaching its lowest level in two months.

    Savings and Consumer Spending
    Spending rose slightly higher in May compared to April, suggesting increased consumer confidence. Savings also rose compared to last month.

    Commodity Market
    Oil- Crude oil prices for August fell to $77.96 a barrel.
    Gold- COMEX gold’s August contract fell $16.60 to $1,239.20 per ounce. Gold futures rose a dollar in expectation of the holiday weekend.

    Employment
    The jobless rate decreased by .2%, from 9.5% in June from 9.7% in May.
    Nonfarm payrolls for June fell by 125,000, whereas private payrolls for June increased by 83,000, which is an improvement from the 33,000 private payrolls that were added last month.
    New claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose by 13,000 in the week ended June 26 to 472,000, the Labor Department said, a sign that companies remain reluctant to hire.

    Sales and Manufacturing
    Retail sales fell in May for the first time in eight months. The manufacturing index fell 3.5 points in June to 56.2, the lowest level this year.

    Housing
    Home sales declined last month to 300,000, a 32.7% decrease from 446,000 the previous month.

    Markets Pulse announces the launch of our partner site

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    Posted by Tamar | Posted in Uncategorized, promotions | Posted on 25-04-2010

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    Markets Pulse is pleased to announce our new partner site, BullOption. Register today at www.bulloption.com to open an account and start trading.

    THE ADVANTAGES OF BINARY OPTIONS

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    Posted by Tamar | Posted in Binary options vs. conventional options | Posted on 24-01-2010

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    Binary options are an exciting new trading concept in the financial world. There are several reasons for its appeal:

    1. RISK MANAGEMENT: Traders know ahead of time their amount of possible loss or gain. The risk in binary options trading is less in comparison with more traditional trading. Binary options trading offer large potential gains with minimal loss. Markets Pulse gives traders an additional benefit by providing a protection rate of 15%, meaning that a trader cannot lose more than 85% of his investment in trading.
    2. SIMPLICITY: Binary options provide a great way for inexperienced traders to start trading. Traditionally, market trading has been done by those with deep understanding of finance and market change. Conventional trading involves gaining or losing money on investments based on the amount of  increase or decrease in the price of assets. In binary options trading, traders predict the direction of the market. Binary options also have a much shorter shelf-life than futures trading or stocks. Traders make predictions on the direction of the market within a day, and sometimes within an hour.
    3. LESS REGULATION: The regulations for binary options trading are less strict than other conventional forms of trading. Binary options trading are available to anyone with Internet access, and options are traded round-the-clock. If companies find regulation to hamper business dealings, they can easily move offshore or to another location with less regulation.
    4. RANGE OF OPTIONS: Binary options offer a range of different products to trade- from financial instruments to sports and the weather. Currently there are a limited number of trade choices within binary options, but as time progresses and binary options become more conventional the trade choices are predicted to increase.