Binary Options Strategy Forum

Not a single one. If anyone claims otherwise, they lying and you should run away fast from that company. It is illegal for a regulated binary options broker to operate in the US or accept US clients for the time being, unfortunately.Boss Capital is a great choice for those of us based in the good ol US of A for sure, and a very solid choice for anyone else as well, from anywhere else in the world (as long as you can speak English they plan to expand support/platform languages soon they tell me). You can read our latest review of their services and trading platform on the page found by following this link: Boss Capital Review Best of luck to you in all your trading activities And please feel free to stop by with questions or broker feedback anytimeRegards,JMHi Robert,Funny you should mention that. We are currently reviewing their services and platform using our standard 30-day Trial Period, and then of course the all important withdrawal test.We are a little over a week into our trial period so you should expect to see a fully detailed review on them in the coming weeks. If we agree with your (and others weve gotten positive feedback from regarding the broker CToption). In fact, it was all this positive feedback our readers and visitors were sending us that brought them to our attention in the first place.We rely heavily (as it should be) on our readers and visitors feedback regarding brokers and related services. There is no better indicator of a services quality and reliability than the feedback we receive from other real life traders, trading with real (not demo) funds. These folks reviews are extremely valuable to the community as a whole. So we here at USBOinfo, on behalf of all your fellow binary traders thank you for your feedback and suggestions.CheersJMIm sorry but Banc de Binary does not/cannot currently accept US traders. This is due to the current regulatory conflicts between the laws as written by EU regulators vs. those by US regulators. They simply arent compatible. What this silly situation means is that brokers are faced with only two choices, neither of them preferable.Brokers can either:a) Accept EU-Regulation And be barred from accepting US clientsb) Decline EU-Regulation And be able to accept US clientsbut lose much business to competitor Regulated firms (Europeans tend to place much more trust and faith in their regulatory bodies than Americans do. And therefore tend to value regulated firms more highly. Erroneously I might add.)We here at USBOinfo place a high value on reputation and the client feedback we receive from depositing customers with these brokers. Or any other broker you may want to leave feedback about for that matter, listed on this website anywhere or not. Your reader contributions are what make us the great community of information we areRegards,JMThey cannot accept US clients. No regulated broker can legally accept US clients. The EU vs. US regulatory scene regarding binary options is an absolute disaster at the moment. Completely incompatible with each other.Incompetent lawmakers Nah, it couldnt be, could it haha Your Proud Capitalist Pig.Regards,J.M.Not at all. In fact it makes them (and the others owned by the same parent company which you didnt mention) more reliable, much much more financially sound and therefore trustworthy with your deposits. The two companies you named are owned by the same parent company that owns TradeRush, one of the most respected and successful binary options brokers ever to occupy the market.With that kind of success behind them you have some great benefits:1) The experience of running THE largest (by depositors, before they were forced to drop US clients in 2014), and one of the most successful binary option brokers in the history of the business. That kind experience, and more importantly, that kind of financial backing is priceless in this industry. These are brokers that you KNOW are in the financial position to be able to pay all their account holders, business expenses, and even affiliates/refer-a-friend program expenses. No problem or even any question of a problem arising. These guys are as financially solid as it gets.Long story short: No, there is nothing illegal about owning more than one broker, nor more than it is illegal to own more than one McDonalds or any other business. And the same address thing was thoroughly addressed above (probably overly so eh I tend to go onlol)Best of luck to you in all your trading activities thoughCome on back and pay us a visit some time when you have a solid, experience-based little review you can give about any broker you choose to work with, if any at all.Regards,J.M.Hi there Thanks for stopping by. Those are some important questions there my friend.You see, youre really asking about two entirely different types of trading, and as a result entirely different kinds of brokers.1) NADEXNADRX is actually the one and only true US-Regulated binary options broker. But they also arent what we think of when we think about binary options trading. They are almost exclusively for the more advanced and/or professional or institutional investors/speculators. Its a whole different ball game. On the other handthey do offer a free demo, so if youre curious anyway, you can check them out for free. No deposit or any strings attached.2) TradeRush 038 Magnum Options (both owned by the same great, financially sound parent company BTW, a nice reassurance financial wise. They own a total of 5 brokerages now I believe, so youll never have to worry about your deposits/withdrawals with any broker owned by these guys) are both great options, just different, and possibly for different audiences.For instance, if, like me, you are a US-based binary options trader then that narrows your list down to Magnum Options, as TradeRush cannot accept US traders due to the regulatory conflicts currently existing between the two areas.I gotta run but Ill be back soon if more questionsRegards,J.M.I think that Optimarkets is having financial troubles, and is therefore delaying and putting off their clients and affiliates when it comes to paying out.