The underlying instrument used to determine a contract; usually a commodity, stock, currency pair, or index. To see the kinds of assets we offer, please consult our Asset Index.

A term used to describe a neutral outcome of a trade. That is, a situation in which the asset value at expiry is the same as it was at purchase. If this happens to you, the full investment amount will be refunded to your OptionsClick account.

An instrument that allows the customer to decide whether the value of the underlying asset will be inside or outside a specified range at time of expiry. The range is demarcated by lower and higher target price limits.

 Trading on an asset using the “High/Low” instrument/platform with the presumption that the value of the asset will be higher at expiry than it was at purchase.

A general name given to raw materials from a variety of economic sectors such as energy, food, or metals. For more information see our Asset Index.

The price of something as reported in “real time” without delay. Some websites and/or trading sites report results that are delayed by fifteen minutes or more.

*Please note that ALL OptionsClick data is obtained using “real time” data reporting, which means WITHOUT delay. Your Options/Trades will always use this method to obtain trade results.

An option that offers a fixed return that is predetermined by contract. The OptionsClick platform pays these options to your account immediately upon expiry .

The ability to close an open position so that the option will immediately expire.

A type of option that was traded on exclusive markets for years but has now become available to the public—in a simplified form—as binary options.

The value of an underlying asset at the time of expiry. It is based on a feed provided by Data Provider. For a detailed explanation of how expiry levels are calculated, please see Expiry Calculation.

The time and date when an option or trade expires.

One of two major schools of economic analysis, it is used to examine macroeconomic data such as national economic health, central bank policies, and political or geologic events. Fundamental analysis holds that assets may be mispriced temporarily, but will eventually reach their correct price. By examining macroeconomic events, one can deduce the correct eventual  price.

An option or trade that gives the investor a predetermined fixed payout if an underlying asset expires at a price that is higher or lower than it was at the start of the trade, provided that the selected option or trade expired “in the money.”

An index represents a basket of stocks. For more information about the indices traded on our platform see our Asset Index.

The amount of money invested in a particular option or trade, also referred to as “the stake.”

A quoted price that represents the current value of an underlying asset based on a feed provided by Data Provider.

*Please note that ALL OptionsClick data is obtained using “real time” data reporting, that is to say, with NO delay. Your Options or Trades will always use this method to obtain trade results.

An option or trade in which an asset does not reach or surpass its target level.

A term used to describe an asset that, during a specific option/trade period, trades in a position that has not been chosen by the  investor; and/or when the investor finishes an option/trade period in an unprofitable position.

Trading an asset using the “High/Low” instrument/platform with the presumption that its value at expiry will be lower than it was at purchase.

An instrument that allows the customer to choose whether the value of an underlying asset at expiry will fall inside or outside a specified range. The range is demarcated by lower and higher target price limits.

The amount refunded to the investor if an option expires “at the money.”

The amount returned to the investor if an option expires “in the money.” For example, if an investor invests $100 with an 85% payout, the return will be $185.

A term that refers to shares of a specific company. For more information on the stocks that can be traded on OptionsClick, see our Asset Index.

The price of an asset at the time of sale, which is used to determine whether a contract expires “in the money” or “out of the money.”

Sometimes referred to as the “strike” or “purchase” price, this is the price at which OptionsClick is willing to “sell” a particular option.

One of two major schools of analysis, it is used to examine historical data in order to predict future trends in the price of an asset. Technical analysis holds that all aspects of an asset price are built into its market price. As a result, certain trends can be deduced in order to determine which direction an asset will take.

The time and date when an option/trade expires, also referred to as “expiry time.”

An option that gives the investor a predetermined fixed payout if the trader selects one of two possible outcomes:

1. Touch:  To be eligible for payout, it is sufficient for an option to touch or surpass a predetermined level just once during a specific option/trade cycle. If the predicted level is not reached or surpassed even once, the initial investment is lost.

2. No Touch: To be eligible for payout the asset must not reach or surpass a predetermined level during a specific option/trade cycle.

OptionsClick offers binary options on many different internationally traded financial assets, including currencies, indices, stocks, and commodities. Please see our Asset Index for specific details on each of our offerings.

Stocks (e.g., Google, British Airways)

Commodities (e.g., Gold, Brent Crude)

Indices (e.g., NASDAQ, FTSE 100)

Currencies (e.g., USD, EUR)

For full details, please see our Asset Index.