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 Trader Workstation (TWS) This lesson explains the offering and how IBKR enables customers to avoid trading in wholesale quantities. Clients can use a single, integrated account to trade US Spot Gold side by side with other asset classes such as stocks, options, futures, currencies, bonds and funds, all from the same Trader Workstation (TWS) screen. Commissions. MORE. Contributed by: Interactive Brokers. Risk Navigator and Alarms. Set alarms on option Greeks and create an option order or multiple option orders (option portfolio order) from the alarm settings window. Note: The orders require manual transmission once triggered. MORE. Contributed by: Interactive Brokers. Using Custom Scenarios on a Portfolio. This lesson will demonstrate how to bring up the custom scenario and use it for an existing position to see the effect changing market conditions will have on the portfolio. MORE. Contributed by: Interactive Brokers. Build a Portfolio using TWS Risk Navigator. This lesson highlights

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  How Binary Options Work – Can You Make Money With Binary Options? Let’s say the price of the binary option to bet on Gold being above $1,700 by the end of the day, is $40. When placing the trade, the broker takes $40 out of your account. If by the end of the day Gold closes above $1,700, you get $100 back. So you put $40 in and you get $100, i.e. your profit is $60. If Gold closes below $1,700, then you get nothing back. And since the broker took $40 out of your account, and you get $0 back, your loss is $40. Here’s the cool thing: Binary options are available for a wide variety of underlying markets: Major indices like the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, … Major commodities like Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, … Major currencies like EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, … … AND they expire daily or even hourly! So if you don’t want to wait until the end of the day, you can trade a binary option that expires in the next hour. All you need to do is decide whether a certain market is closing above or