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Glenridge Capital Trading Guide 1.0
An Introduction to Binary Options
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Table of Contents
Letter from the CEO........................................................2
What is Binary Options....................................................3
Opening a Glenridge Capital Account ................................4
Start Trading..................................................................5
Glenridge Capital Dictionary.............................................8
Contact Information......................................................13
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Welcome Letter from the CEO
Dear valuable client,
We want to offer you our warm welcome to Glenridge Capital. Your fiscal
achievement is important to us, therefore you can count on Glenridge
Capital to help you reach a profitable financial future. We developed this
e-book to help get you started.
We understand that the financial market can be a challenge to navigate
in today's rapidly changing world, thus we streamlined a system of
online trading. Glenridge Capital advanced Binary options trading,
otherwise known as fixed return options (FRO's) with a user-friendly
platform tailored for new and experienced traders. Our state of the art
technology meets international standards with easy trading capabilities
at the touch of a button.
The simplicity makes it practically intuitive, but you will still need some
information in order to make correct predictions. Please take advantage
of this introductory guide and feel free to contact your account manager
for further support.
With regards,
Vincent Glenn, CEO
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Glenridge Capital Binary Options
Binary Options was recognized as a legitimate financial exchange
resource by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2008.
Henceforth, binary options were listed in the Unites States financial
market exchanges, giving traders the opportunity to trade assets with
ease. While the traditional market is flooded with information and may
take years to master, the Glenridge Capital binary options platform can
be learned in a short period of time. For this reason, we attract new and
experienced traders who appreciate the intuitive nature of our trading
platform.
Benefits at a Glance
Glenridge Capital
Conventional Market
Information
Organized and Simple
Overwhelming
Brokerage Fees
N/A
High brokerage fees
Expiration Times
60-seconds to one year
Varied and long
Return Rates
Up to 80%
Varied
Training
Training by experts
None
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Opening a Glenridge Capital Account
You can open a Glenridge Capital account quickly from our home page
with no cost to you. Just fill out the form on the right hand side and
click on the open account button.
You will be directed to a second
page, where you can fill in the
rest of your required personal
details including:
1. Address
2. Password
3. Phone number
4. Preferred currency
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Don’t forget to accept our terms and conditions.
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Getting Started
You will receive an introductory e-mail with your user-name and
password.
Follow the instructions in order to activate your account and deposit a
minimum of 250 in your currency and begin.
START TRADING
You can start trading soon after you deposit funds into your account
through our secure encrypted site. Please note that Glenridge Capital
requires identity verification on all accounts for your protection.
1. Log-in to your account.
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2. Choose an account type and invest
You can deposit as low as 250 in your currency in order to get started.
Each upgraded package comes with added benefits such as increased
bonuses, more risk free trades, expedited withdrawals, etc. Your
account manager will be happy to help you select the package that is
right for you.
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3. Trade your favorite asset.
Follow the 5 easy steps below in order to trade your favorite asset. If
you need assistance, you can contact support@glenridgecapital.com
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary
Assets- Valuable items or
resources that have monetary
value.
Barrier to entry-barriers set in
place that intrude upon a
person's ability to enter the
market such as high taxes,
governmental issues, or high
start up costs.
Bearish (Bear) Market-
Declining values in the trade
market, which produce a
negative projection for the
future of an asset.
Binary Options Trading-
Binary options or Fixed Option
Returns (FRO) offer investors
simplified method to trade
assets online in order to yield
high profits fast. Investors
simply select asset pairs or
individual assets and predict
whether the assets will increase
(call) or decrease (put) during
an interval between 60-seconds
to one-year.
Bonds-Certificates that collect
interest, much like loans.
Investors provide the option to
take out bonds with fixed
interest rates.
Bullish (Bull)Market- the
Assets incline and foster
optimistic projections
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Call Option- A trader estimates
that an asset will increase its
value and gains the right to
purchase the option for a
mutually agreeable price by the
expiration date.
Central Bank-A central bank
manages a country's money and
interest rates.
Commodities- Precious natural
resources with monetary value
including agricultural goods,
energy resources, and metals.
Bonds-Certificates that collect
interest, much like loans.
Investors provide the option to
take out bonds with fixed
interest rates.
Consolidation-Consolidation in
finance is an indecisive period in
the market when an asset
hovers between the barriers of
inclination and declination.
Core Retail Sales-The monthly
report that quotes industry retail
sales figures.
Currencies-Circulating money
such as USD, AUD, GBP.
Currency Pairs-The value of a
currency is contingent upon on
another currency. The base
currency is listed first and its
competitor is listed second (e.g.,
USD/GBP 1.334 signifies that 1
USD is equal to 1.334 GBP).
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Current Assets- Assets that
can be purchased, sold,
consumed, or distributed such
as currency or retail items. For
this reason, it can only be
calculated based on a current
balance or owner possession.
Divestment-Selling assets due
to social pressure, issues,
government policy, or corporate
strategies. A divestment is
usually a social statement that
one does not want to be
associated with a company,
individual, or asset.
Expiration Rate- The value of
the underlying asset at the
expiration time is termed the
expiration rate. This determines
if the option expires in the
money or out of the money.
Expiration Time- The
expiration time is the time and
date an asset expires.
Derivatives- Asset value that
is derived from a competitor.
Derivatives are generally
contracts that hedge financial
risks by fixing exchange rates.
Equities-Assets that are owned
by individuals.
Financial Market-A real-time or
virtual market where assets can
be bought and sold.
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Financial Securities-Proof of
asset ownership.
Fiscal Policy-The government's
decisions regarding taxes and
government spending that
is based on the economic
situation.
Fixed assets- a holder can
obtain value for a specific asset
such as real estate for a long
period.
Foreign
Exchange
Market-
A currency
Market for
trading.
Hedging-Reducing the price
fluctuation risks through
investment decisions
Investment-Purchasing an
asset with the goals of gaining
a profit as the asset increases
in value.
In the money- In the money
with Glenridge Capital means
that made a correct prediction
and you can earn up to an 85%
profit off of your initial
investment.
Indices-a list of statistical
measurements that represent
market changes such as
economic growth or descent.
Futures- A contract that
permits traders to fix the asset
rate for a date in the future in
order to lock in the price
regardless of inflation or
deflation.
Nasdaq,
Dow Jones,
and the
Nikkei are
common
examples.
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Leading Index- The leading
index calculates economic
growth by unemployment rates,
housing, and other signs of
economic stability.
Monetary Policy-The central
bank determines the size and
growth rate of the country's
money supply.
Nonfarm Payroll (NFP)-A
monthly research report issued
by the U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics which statistically
represents the amount of
employed U.S. workers in most
industries with the exception of
farmers, non-profit employees
who offer services to individuals,
people employed in private
households, and general
government workers. The NFP
documents the average weekly
earnings of non-farm workers.
Out of the Money- Out of the
money with Glenridge Capital
means that you made an
incorrect prediction and you may
receive up to 10% of your
original investment back,
depending on the asset.
Put Option- A trader estimates
that an asset will decrease its
value and gains the right to
purchase or sell the option for a
mutually agreeable price by the
expiration date.
Resistance- As an asset
attempts to increase its value
beyond a specific range; it is met
with opposition or resistance.
Opposite of support.
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Retracement- reversal in the
direction that asset values are
moving.
Stocks-A share
in a stock is
essentially a
partial
ownership in a
corporation or
business.
Support-As an asset declines; it
is not able to fall below a specific
line known as the support.
Trade Balance-The difference in
a country’s export vs. import
value.
Volatility-Market uncertainty,
which is statistically measured.
High values indicate riskier
market trends.
Still have questions?
You can always depend on our knowledgeable account managers, Sr.
Analysts, support professionals, and compliance to team to help get you
started.
support.glenridgecapital support@glenridgecapital.com 1-888-967-8185
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Glenridge Capital Financial Market Dictionary Cont…
Retracement- reversal in the
direction that asset values are
moving.
Stocks-A share
in a stock is
essentially a
partial
ownership in a
corporation or
business.
Support-As an asset declines; it
is not able to fall below a specific
line known as the support.
Trade Balance-The difference in
a country’s export vs. import
value.
Volatility-Market uncertainty,
which is statistically measured.
High values indicate riskier
market trends.
Still have questions?
You can always depend on our knowledgeable account managers, Sr.
Analysts, support professionals, and compliance to team to help get you
started.
support.glenridgecapital support@glenridgecapital.com 1-888-967-8185
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