Binary Matrix Pro is signals software

Binary Matrix Pro is signals software so, once traders fire it up (Windows Desktop, Android or web-version), the software starts relaying signals from our server.

For each signal, users have the option of reporting whether they traded it.

After reporting taking the trade, the user is taken to the Social Performance Reporting panel for that signal (even if they decide against reporting, they’re eventually taken to the Social Performance Reporting panel, but without the ability to report the outcome for the obvious reason that they didn’t report taking a trade).

The reporting panel allows the user to:

View the REAL-TIME trade confirmations and outcomes reported by other members of the community, and
Share their own trade outcomes (profitable or not) with the rest of the community
This is how the panels appear within the Binary Matrix Pro software:

Monitoring panel: this is the first panel users see - it’s where signals are displayed and where users report trading the signal.

Signal is issued: PUT or CALL
Current number of users online
Users who reported taking the signal
Button for reporting that you traded the signal
Reporting panel: after reporting trading the signal, users are taken to the Social Reporting Panel:

When their trade ends, users can report the outcome (optional)
How many users reported taking the trade
How many users reported their trade outcome
The overall community results of that signal

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What Is BinaryMatrixPro?

BinaryMatrixPro is the most advanced and profitable 1-minute Binary Options trading software.
It's also the first trading software in the world that allows its users to SHARE their paricipation and trading results with the whole user community - in REAL-TIME!
How good is the system? Our 600+ BETA testers have traded with Binary Matrix Pro for 3 months and 8 out of 10 trades reported through our Social Performance Reporting feature have been winners.

Some highlights of the software/product/service:

1. Provides signals on 60-second Binary Options

2. Has an in-built Social Performance Reporting feature – traders SHARE their performance with the community

3. 3 options for access: Windows download, web-version (perfect for Mac users and tablet/smartphone users), App (downloaded from the Google Play Store)

4. Over 700 signals per day

5. Over 81% accuracy (VERIFIED REAL Account) 

6. $300 bonus to traders who join (no credit card required)

7. Personal Account Representative for traders who join ($190/month value, provided free if joining through March 2014)

8. Users can contact their account reps by TELEPHONE (never been done before in this industry. 

9. Free SMS notifications (users subscribing to this service will receive 1-2 key notifications per week via SMS)     ...and SO much more!

BinaryMatrixPro is in a league of its own... as you can see.It's the first trading software on the planet that combines so many great features in a single product.

As our logo says: "Making money for you!"

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History of the Binary System

The Binary System of numeration is the simplest of all positional number systems. The base - or the radix - of the binary system is 2, which means that only two digits - 0 and 1 - may appear in a binary representation of any number. The binary system is of great help in the Nim-like games:Plainim, Nimble, Turning Turtles, Scoring, Northcott's game, etc. More importantly, the binary system underlies modern technology of electronic digital computers. Computer memory comprises small elements that may only be in two states - off/on - that are associated with digits 0 and 1. Such an element is said to represent one bit - binary digit.

The first electronic computer - ENIAC which stood for Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator - was built in 1946 at the University of Pennsylvania, but the invention of the binary system dates almost 3 centuries back. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716), the co-inventor ofCalculus, published his invention in 1701 in the paper Essay d'une nouvelle science des nombresthat was submitted to the Paris Academy to mark his election to the Academy. However the actual discovery occurred more than 20 years earlier.

According to the Oxford Encyclopedic Dictionary (see Earliest Known Uses of Some of the Words of Mathematics), an entry BINARY ARITHMETIC first appeared in English in 1796 in A Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary.

Binary numbers are written with only two symbols - 0 and 1. For example, a = 1101. Since symbols 0 and 1 are also a part of the decimal system and in fact of a positional system with any base, there's an ambiguity as to what 1101 actually stands for. To avoid confusion, the base is often written explicitly, like in a = (1101)₂ or b = (1101)₁₀. In the decimal system, 1101 is interpreted as1 thousand 1 hundred 1, which is just a sum of powers of 10 with coefficients that are the digits of the number. More accurately,

(1101)₁₀ = 1·10³ + 1·10² + 0·10 + 1

To represent numbers, the decimal system uses the powers of 10, whereas the binary system uses in a similar manner the powers of 2.

(1101)₂ = 1·2³ + 1·2² + 0·2 + 1

The numbers are different. In fact,

(1101)₂ = 8 + 4 + 1 = 13    ( = (13)₁₀.)

There are several problems with using more than one number system at the same time. Should we read (1101)₂ as 1 thousand 1 hundred 1 in binary? Or, after some mental calculations, just 13 without mentioning the base? The latter possibility is overtaxing and unreasonable: why to use a system other than the decimal in writing while depending on the decimal in speech? The former is inappropriate altogether for etymological reasons. We might say thousand to indicate a 1 in the fourth position from the right regardless of the base of the system in use, but this would conflict with the etymology of the word thousand, and the same is true of the word hundred. Both are related to the base 10 and no other.

In Words of Mathematics we find the following entries:

hundred (numeral): a native English compound. The first element, hund, actually means "ten." It comes from dekt-tom, an extension of the more basic Indo-European root dekm "ten." The second element is from the Old English rad "number", so that hundred means literally the "tens-number" in the sense that it is ten times ten.

and

thousand (numeral): actually an English compound, thus-hund. The first component is related to English thumb and thigh, and means "swollen, large." The Indo-European root is teu- "to swell." Related borrowings from Latin are tumor and tumulus. The second component is the root found in hundred (q.v.), which is based on the Indo-European root dekm-"ten." The literal meaning of thousand is "a swollen or big hundred" because it is ten times a hundred.

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