There will be times in binary options trading when it becomes clear that a trade that has just ended in the money can be purchased using an opposite prediction and still end in the money. These opportunities may not come up frequently, but when they do they can be used to profit quickly. Knowing how to spot these opportunities is key. This will allow the trader to capitalize on easy binary options trading opportunities.

 

One example of a prime time for opposite trade execution would be when a trade has ended with the asset price being at or near its historic high or low point. While there is the possibility of the asset price breaking out of these boundaries, unless market conditions are extremely volatile, this is not likely to occur. What is likely to occur is that the asset trend will reverse once it reaches its historic high or low point. This situation can make for an easy put or call decision.

 

When a breakout does occur, this can present another profit opportunity. A break out of a historic high or low will signal a pivot point at which the asset price will reverse direction. There are limits as to how high or low an asset price will go, making it necessary to consider support and resistance. As soon as a breakout occurs, an opposite position can be purchased based on the prediction of the reversal of the asset price trend. This will be one of the lowest risk binary options trades, as reversal at some point is imminent.

 

There is no such thing as an opposite boundary prediction. However, Touch trades can be reversed, with No Touch being opted for under certain circumstances. Should the asset prediction not be correct in a Touch trade due to asset price stability, a No Touch trade could be used to recoup losses or even turn a a profit on the next trade. Asset price stability can be hard to predict, but will be easy to spot once a trade is live. This can also be used in reverse should it be noted that an asset price that was predicted to remain stable has actually performed in a volatile manner.

 

There is more than one form of opposite position binary options trading. The other would be to purchase both positions, both put and call, simultaneously. When this is done, one trade will end in the money and one will not. The investment amount and payout percentage must be considered here, as when the two trades end, the winning trade must produce a profit amount that will be higher than the loss amount on the trade that ended out of the money.

 

Opposite position binary options trades can easily allow losses to be offset and substantial profits to be earned. What traders must be able to do is to think outside the box. When an asset price is not moving in the predicted direction, one must be able to think about how this situation can be used to profit. Opposite position purchasing will not always be the best option. However, in many cases, an opposite prediction will pay off.