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post #701 of 1298

Done for today. Always start with a low gear so you'll have room for recovery trades. Profit for today $235.71-.

 

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post #702 of 1298

Played it safe today with London closed again, didn't do anything reckless. My pinbar strategy works very well, although not many trades come up. As Tom Petty said "The waiting is the hardest part".

 

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post #703 of 1298

Done for today. 6/9. Same old 3 pairs.Profit $179-

 

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post #704 of 1298

Trying a new strategy based on short term momentum. Gives more trading opportunities. 6 for 9.

 

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post #705 of 1298

I funded my 24option account a couple months back and did horrible... no plan no money.

 

But I've studied more and have done some paper trades. I'd just like cherry or someone to look over them to see if I'm just getting lucky or that this strategy make work out. I understand I need to know more but we all start somewhere right?

 

This chart shows 2 trades I made both ITM one dealing with the double red option strategy which im still a little skeptical on.

Then their is the resistance level i saw.. the higher white line.


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This a closer 5 min chart of that resistance level play I took.

If this were to close at 3 instead of 2:45 I would have been OTM.

 

I pulled the trigger right when it hit the white line this thinking that every time the chart hit that level it retracted and assumed it would do the same again.

 

 

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Anyways any information or tweeks to my trade would be much appreciated.

 

 

Cherry your a boss!

post #706 of 1298

Hey ASMBills, I was using a double red, double green strategy today with some success, not using any particular rules. It looks like a viable strategy as it back tested very well. Time will tell.

 

Some observations:

 

- don't buy too close to resistance/support (made that mistake today). Price needs room to move.

 

- If second candle is large, wait for retrace.(As I see you did in your example)

 

- don't buy too far into trend (max two trades)

 

- if trending, beware pull backs/pull ups.

 

I haven't had much luck playing support/ resistance bounces, half the time they break through.

 

My .02

post #707 of 1298
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Last trade for the week biggrin.gif

post #708 of 1298

Thanx for the motivation Cherry. Some day I'll be at $50k a week.

post #709 of 1298
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post #710 of 1298
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Originally Posted by ASMBills View Post

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from the look of this snapshot, E$ has been sideways and poised for a breakup or down in due course.

My play would be to wait for it to actually break first. In this case i would only enter a CALL @ 3:20am, after the second green candle is formed.

It looked like a pullback and retrace back up again. I'll wait for such confirmation. 

My second trade would be at 5.05am, after the long solid green candle. My third trade would be @ 5.50am the second green candle after the pullback.

Basically i prefer to enter CALL after a momentary pullback, seems 'safer' in  a way. And since i am trading near such S/R levels with momentary pullback, i maximise my expiry window. Which means if my timing is perfect, i should only be entering my trades less than 60 secs before the lock-out period of 5mins.

Just my views.

post #711 of 1298

Deposited a little bit of money to give a run at binaries again to see where it takes me. Last time I messed with binaries was over 2 years ago.

Today I had to pick up on some new psychology barriers that I haven't came across yet.

I noticed the time about to expire on certain assets and I began to force trades. 

After doing this twice, I decided to cool it and trade what I knew best on my OWN time, not sweating when they expire.

 

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Had a lot of fun, looking forward to next week. tongue.gif

post #712 of 1298
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Had a lot of fun, looking forward to next week. tongue.gif

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post #713 of 1298

WOW guys you're doing very very good!! thumbup.gif

post #714 of 1298

I've started going with Cherry's suggestion of going for 2 ITM. Focusing on one currency pair, pure price action. Worked OK today. Makes for a much shorter trading day. Entry point is crucial.

 

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post #715 of 1298
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I've started going with Cherry's suggestion of going for 2 ITM. Focusing on one currency pair, pure price action. Worked OK today. Makes for a much shorter trading day. Entry point is crucial.

 

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post #716 of 1298
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another start to a new week.
takings for the day $ 1554 (4/5 ITM) wink.gif
post #717 of 1298
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Originally Posted by LosPinos View Post

I cant believe none of you in this thread haven't been trading with a real digital options platform.

 

Sounds like a shameless plug... well it is because I'm happy with the platform I use but the type of platform that offers 70%-80%-85% return are taking you all to the cleaners. It's an outright GAMBLE. If you are traders and want to trade fixed risk in the market I use PYXmarkets.

 

Not and Cypriot or Israelly company but London based and offer much higher returns that 85% for day trades that you build yourself/

 

I read everyones post daily. Since I'm hitting 50% ITM, my accounts are not profitable with 85% returns; so I'm open to reviewing other brokers. I've looked at NADEX, but PYXmarkets is simple to understand and execute. It is also regulated by FSA.

 

Since starting last week, I'm net postive. I buy and sell target positions toward the high and low average daily ranges at London open. Then watch the trades at the London close. I get to have regular sleep again!  Today's ITM brought in 300% return!  I'll monitor the trade plan for another week. So far, so good.

 

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post #718 of 1298

Can you explain this a little more? You bet 10 euros every time & you made more than 100 euros on a few trades?

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I read everyones post daily. Since I'm hitting 50% ITM, my accounts are not profitable with 85% returns; so I'm open to reviewing other brokers. I've looked at NADEX, but PYXmarkets is simple to understand and execute. It is also regulated by FSA.

 

Since starting last week, I'm net postive. I buy and sell target positions toward the high and low average daily ranges at London open. Then watch the trades at the London close. I get to have regular sleep again!  Today's ITM brought in 300% return!  I'll monitor the trade plan for another week. So far, so good.

 

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post #719 of 1298
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Originally Posted by Pocketful View Post

 

I read everyones post daily. Since I'm hitting 50% ITM, my accounts are not profitable with 85% returns; so I'm open to reviewing other brokers. I've looked at NADEX, but PYXmarkets is simple to understand and execute. It is also regulated by FSA.

 

Since starting last week, I'm net postive. I buy and sell target positions toward the high and low average daily ranges at London open. Then watch the trades at the London close. I get to have regular sleep again!  Today's ITM brought in 300% return!  I'll monitor the trade plan for another week. So far, so good.

 

 

 

nice post Pocketful wink.gif

 

i do agree, NADEX requires more getting use to if u have been trading with so much ease and simplicity with these off-shore brokers.

do keep this thread updated with your reviews on PYX, thanks.

post #720 of 1298
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Can you explain this a little more? You bet 10 euros every time & you made more than 100 euros on a few trades?

Yup Mike.  With this broker, you set the price range of where you think ITM will be at London close. And there is option for early TP or minimal loss. I set my targets at the high/low average daily range. For this trading day, 4 of 6 pairs touched at London close--hence 4 out of 12 orders ITM. Each bet was 10 pounds. Cost 120 pounds for the day. 482.91 returned. Over 360 profit. Heads up, they do not accept US residents and clients.

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