Binary Option Best Strategy.
Hello everyone, hope your day was great! Today I’m trying a modified version of my strategy. though generally everything else I looked at before will still be used. This is just a test to see how it performs; I may or may not use it later. I just have a different type of candle and the ZZ Semafor indicator (little dots on highs and lows of candles). These indicators are from a system I found on Forex Factory called the Freebie system. The system is designed for longer term trading than BO’s but I’m using some of the indicators in conjunction with my strategy to see how they perform in the short term. I’m always learning new things as I go. I’m still reading Al Brooks books on PA as well. The candles you see work similar to the Heikin Ashi candlesticks, and I keep an eye on a particular candle that changes color after a ZZ Semafor dot appears at a high/low of a candle. Once price doesn’t reach back to the high or low, I wait for the candle to change color. I also look for other signs of reversal such as a pin bar or other patterns as well as the 20EMA “rubber band” strategy (price always returns to the mean sooner or later) and all my other strategies I’ve discussed in the past. Some other additions I added to my chart are some news indicators, an indicator that shows me when the candle closes, which is very useful, and an indicator that shows me what markets are open currently, simply for ease of use.
My high probability trade for the day began as I watched price drop sharply down to the 180 day EMA. As price reached the EMA, it stalled and I waited for a few candles just to see where they closed. A bounce off the 180 and 365 day EMA’s are pretty reliable when they occur. Once price started going back up, and didn’t show signs of reversing down, I looked back for support and resistance areas in the past, and this level that price rejected was now acting as a support level. As price was rising, Notice the ZZ Semafor dot was at the bottom, and after a bit the active candle turned green, which also was an indication that price would continue to rise. This was a 10-minute expiry and it was ITM by about 4 pips.
I did trade a few more but I didn’t have as high probable trades as my first one tonight. As I’m writing this it’s been 24 minutes since the AUD cash rate report, and the pair AUD/USD I trade was going haywire, so I stopped trading it. GBP/USD I had a few good trades, but it began to range for a while, so I called it a night. I really like having this news feed right in my MT4 window so I can see easily when a major news release will be made, because AUD went crazy after that cash rate report.
Touch And No Touch Options.
Touch and No Touch Options.
Touch and no touch options are really easy to understand. Basically, the broker that you are using assigns a price goal . If you choose touch, the asset must meet or surpass that assigned price during the active minutes of the trade. If the price is reached or passed, the asset is said to have touched and if you chose the touch option, your trade would be profitable . If the price is not reached, the asset is said to have not touched and you will be profitable if you chose the no touch choice. It’s that simple.
How to use Them?
Why are they Important?
Imagine that you had complete control over your trading. Imagine that you could dictate exactly where the prices would go and you could get huge returns for doing so. This is where customization becomes so important. The higher the degree of customization you can exert over your trading, the closer that you will be to this above scenario. Touch or no touch options are just one more tool that you can use to help you customize your trading more specifically to your own needs. You might find these useful all the time, seldom, or never at all. But regardless of how you use them, the fact remains that they allow you to control the trade in a small way that maybe you weren’t able to before. This fact should lead to better results for you the customer.
Who Offers this Type of Binary Trading.
Pretty much all of the major brokers now offer touch/no touch binary options, although they are relative new comers into the financial world. This new development is a good thing, though. You might not want to use this type of trading for every trade. but having the choice to use them is just a further tool in your trading work box that would not have been there before. If your broker does not currently have this type of option, you will definitely want to find a broker that does. These brokers are generally bigger and much more reputable than the brokers that do not offer them.
There are a select few brokers that have what are officially called high yield binary options. These range in return percentages from 200 percent all the way up to 500 percent. However, as you might have guessed, these are not quite as easy to be right with as traditional style. For one, you are severely limited in your choices. Touch/no touch options are primarily used here, but you are generally restricted to the touch option. For example, consider Apple’s stock. If it is currently at $550.00, the touch price might be at $552.50 if you decide to go with a high yield exotic option. This would be pretty tough to accomplish in 10 or 15 minutes . which is why the rate of return will be so high on these. There will not be a no touch option here since this would be extremely disjointed. Instead, to make these a more accurate binary option, many brokers will offer a low touch price too. In this instance, that price might be at $547.50. This way, the client is still given two choices so that they can still customize their trading.
Boundary options. which are closely related, are not as widely offered. These options are only offered by a few different brokers . but can be used to further customize your trading if you see fit.