Binary Options Trading Patterns (Strategies)
Successful binary options trading could be done using certain trading patterns that’ll increase our chance to make profitable trades, turning a guesser into a long-term profitable trader.
What are the types of binary options trading patterns?
- First type (Technical): These binary options trading patterns assume the use of specific patterns and various techniques to read charts that will eventually greatly increase your chance to win. Majority of day traders use type of analysis, but it could also be used for long-term trades. This category includes trading patterns that you can find on this website, for example.
- Second type (Fundamental): Second type of analysis requires a bit of a knowledge. In this case, we have an investor trying to predict the direction of the market, using statistics, evidence and world news. In certain circumstances, there is a great chance that the asset prices will increase or decrease. For example, a drought in Brazil will reduce the price of commodities, like coffee.
And how do the trading patterns alone look like?
These following trading pattern belongs into the first category – technical analysis. Their goal is to predict the direction of the market and there is a great probability for your trade to turn out in one of the two suggested ways – a win. This pattern is based on the assumption that the asset prices return back after a certain fluctuation, which means that if the price was, in the last 60 seconds, increasing, it should now decrease.
Of course, this is not a rule and there is a great probability that this rule won’t work. However, calm market and small movements usually mean that you’ll be seeing a lot of upward and downward slopes of the curve.
Binary options usually have a short expiration date and the numbers get restored quickly and that’s what this technique is ideal for. Platforms usually offered by the brokers show the latest chart movements of assets in the time relevant to you.
So, if you are trading assets that’ll expire in 15 minutes, there is a great chance that the broker will offer you a chart from the last hour. If, on the other hand, you are trading assets that’ll expire after 15 seconds, broker will offer you a chart from the last 15 minutes, which will increase the pattern’s accuracy.
If the actual price( in our case 79.7199) is higher that the opening price( 79.6921) the price will much probably soon move down, that’s why we should choose an option called PUT.
On the other hand, if the price would be lower that the opening one, we would choose an option CALL.
After buying, you should wait until your bought option expires – in our case 15 minutes.
You’ll see whether you won or lost afterwords. If the chart went down, the price decreased and you’ve chosen the option put, then you won.
In our case, the price have changed and is now at 79.7032,which is less, so we ended up “in money” and generated a 91% return. As you can see, the price followed a tendency that we’ve already explained and settled into a starting price. Although we’ll see similar results most of the time, we don’t necessarily have to end up in money!
Always remember that if the asset is increasing, meaning that the price is not calm , this option won’t work out. There could always be some news that can disturb the price and this analysis won’t help you, in this case. That’s why this particular pattern is used only with less volatile assets that are neither increasing nor decreasing and there is no great news expected in the near future that could ruin all our efforts.
Recent articles about trading strategies
Part 25: Technical Analysis – The 1-2-3 pattern
The 1-2-3 pattern is one of the traditional patterns popularised by Victor Sperandeo and Joe Rosse. Even if you already have your trading strategy or, are more or less a...
Part 2: Creating the first Forex strategy – Bollinger bands
In our previous part and numerous articles at our website, we have described how to design an effective trading strategy. Let’s look for some inspiration! I will show you techniques...
Trading with Plus500: Simple strategy that is efficient
Plus500 is a broker of whom you must have heard. You may praise it or curse it as many traders do. Let’s throw prejudices away and look at Plus500 without...
Binary options and forex trading strategies: Can you migrate from one to the other?
As you may know and, as many times mentioned, binary options and forex are two different things. Yet, despite some clear differences you can find a few elements the two...
Make money on the longest decline of Apple shares since July 2016!
Apple arises emotions among its customers, supporters, and haters with its products as well as at the stock markets. Currently, we are witnessing something unprecedented. A few days ago, the...
[kkstarratings]