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binary.com touch options
joco3926
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Hi all. This is my first post on your forums.
Im currently programming a web application for to autotrade a method ive been working on which relies on touch options. The problem is that i live in Australia (which isnt really bad thing) but binary.com doesnt allow Australian customers. Why i need binary.com is because its touch options allows me to set a price which the trade will touch and a stake level. Does anyone know of similar brokers which provide this functionality?
Im currently programming a web application for to autotrade a method ive been working on which relies on touch options. The problem is that i live in Australia (which isnt really bad thing) but binary.com doesnt allow Australian customers. Why i need binary.com is because its touch options allows me to set a price which the trade will touch and a stake level. Does anyone know of similar brokers which provide this functionality?
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I think spotoption brokers have a limit order feature, some of them, that let you do that. set a price for execution.
