Binary Option Trading in FTSE 100 Companies

Should you be thinking of placing some Binary Options trades this week then you may be tempted to do so on FTSE 100 companies, on any of our top 10 UK Binary Options brokers and as such today we shall give you an overview on three of them which we feel may be worth trading on.

• Severn Trent – Many commentators are looking at the current price of Severn Trent shares and are convinced that at £18.80 they are seriously overpriced, and as such are suggestions that a very imminent price crash is going to hit the company which is currently subject to an Ofwat price review.

  This price review by the industry regulator will see the expected price of water be set in advance for five years from March 2015 to March 2020, and with the regulator having some serious teeth it is not likely to be a case of an instant price hike being nodded through, Severn Trent will, if they are to have any increases in the water and sewage charges they force upon customers, have to put up a good argument to allow them to do so.

  The most likely effect the outcome of this prizce review is that it may not go the companies way which will more than likely see an instant hit on the share dividends and that will naturally cause their “overpriced” shares to drop quite significantly, so do be expecting their shares to start a downward spiral possibly sooner than later.

• Morrisons – Things are not looking good at all over at Morrisons. They have recently seen their share price tumble by a third and with the man in charge quickly putting into place new strategies and freshening up their stores it is hard to see how this once great retailer is ever going to get back on top.

  When you peel away the layers of any supermarket it is often price and quality that their customers are looking for, with usually the former playing a much greater part in consumer’s decisions on where they do their weekly shop.

  However, for any supermarket to be able to cut their prices right back to the core, they need volume and that is certainly something that Morrisons no longer has. Many supermarkets it would appear are very afraid of going down the price war route and this is very true with Morrisons, so it is going to be interesting to see which direction they are going to go down, for with a possible price war rules out and with stores already having been given a makeover, what it left?

  With that in mind maybe you should tread very carefully if you are planning on placing Binary options on Morrisons for with their price already at a record low there cannot be much room for manoeuvre!

• Aggreko – One final company which may interest you is Aggreko, this company did amazingly well during the Olympics when their share price rocketed to around the £25 price mark, however having see their Chief Exec leave after over a decade in command the price has now sky dived to £15, maybe just maybe it may regain some of the ground it has lost in the foreseeable future.