LET'S GO BINARY

 Hey, wanna get rich quick? I can show you how. I mean, theoretically. Online, there is only one way to do it. That’s trading in Binary Options. This is different from Forex, although it uses the same currency pairs. The web ius agog with trainings and webinars thatm try to explain Forex. But to me, Forex not only complicates matters. You don’t earn much here and it’s a slow thing. One trade can last hours, that’s why traders spend overnight on it.

 In Binary Option, on the other hand, one is given only two choices. To choose UP or DOWN. You have to be able to predict whether the currency pair will go up or down in a short time frame. That simpole.

 But is it?

 First, it is almost impossible to predict  whether the movement of any given currency pair will go up of down at any given moment. Making the right choice is a skill one must develop by constant practice. There’s no other way. No shortcuts here.. No one is going to teach you how. They will give you all sorts of theories that explain indicators, but in the end, it’s your decision.

 Let me share with you a few insights on this based on my own personal experience.  Here is my No. 1 principle: All currency pairs have their highest and lowest points. Thus, when it’s up, there’s no other way but down. Conversely, when it’s down, there’s no way to go but up. The problem is, how do you know if it’s the highest or the lowest?

 What to do

 First, let me talk about the types of curves that generally show up.

1. The Trending curve

Here are two examples below.. The first is going up, the second going down.

Next is the regularly undulating curve. Here is an example below.

 

 It moves up and own in almost similar time intervals. The highest and lowest points are almost predictable. They go up or down to the same levels as the previous cycle. Such characteristics will tell you when to buy or sell.

 1. The highly volatile curve

Here’s an example. 

Here the highest and lowest points are easily seen. But you have to be quick because they move up and down in a split of a second. This happens when there  a lot of traders in the market.

Signals

Months ago, I did not notice them. But these are easily observable in these examples. I call them inflection points during which the curve appears to move slightly in the opposite direction  but goes on its original path. See the samples below. 

Note the points that are encircled. These are useful especially in trades lasting for 30-40 seconds.

One last point. Use the so-called Martingale principle. When you lose your trade, double your next bet until you win. The go back to your original amount traded. This way, you will always win.  Of course, knowing the inflection signals, you should not lose more than three times in a row. Or else you will lose all your capital and not recover at all. …unless you start with a large amount, say $1,000. Otherwise, $50 will do to start with.