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Range options, also known as boundary options, are a type of binary option that involves setting a range or boundary within which the price of an underlying asset must remain during a specified time period. Traders who believe that the price of the underlying asset will remain within this range can place a range option trade.

The range for a range option can be set by the trader or broker, and the price of the asset must remain within this range at the time of expiration in order for the trader to earn a profit. If the price of the asset ends up outside of the range, the trader will lose the invested amount.

Range options can be useful for traders who believe that the price of an underlying asset will not move significantly during a specified time period. They can also be used in combination with other binary options strategies, such as hedging, to minimize risk and increase potential profits.

However, there are some disadvantages to range options. One is that the potential payout is typically lower than with other types of binary options. Additionally, the range must be set correctly and accurately in order for the trade to be successful, which can be difficult to do.

It is important for traders to thoroughly research and understand range options before trading them. This includes analyzing market trends, setting an appropriate range, and managing risk through proper money management techniques. With careful analysis and a solid trading plan, range options can be a useful addition to a trader's binary options strategy.