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[Term] Cash-or-nothing binary options [Definition] 
Cash-or-nothing binary options are the most familiar form of binary options. In this type, a strike price is determined (generally the price of the asset at the time the option is purchased). A contract is then bought for either a Call or a Put, depending on whether the investor thinks the asset will finish above or below the strike price. If the investor was correct when the contract expires, they earn a fixed return, generally between 170% and 200% of the stake. If the investor was incorrect, they lose their stake, or in some cases are given 10% to 15% back. cash or nothing binary options trading systems are shown here in the guide and you can try it for free in some of the platforms and check demos.
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