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EUR/USD Binary Options Trading for July 2, 2014

Jul. 05, 2014

Wednesday’s trade came at around 2AM EST. Naturally, at this point, volatility is only slightly heating up in the market, as it’s still only the early morning even in Europe. One of the nice things about trading quieter hours is that the news doesn’t interfere too heavily with your trading. For anyone who trades predominantly […]

Simple, short GBP/JPY trade

Every so often, right when you get to your computer, you might actually see a quality trade setting up. This occurred for me during a simple glance at a GBP/JPY chart when I wasn’t even planning on trading at that particular time. I usually don’t trade nights (relative to Eastern Standard Time) because I’m familiar […]

Trading Both Sides Of The Chart – Down Trends

Jul. 04, 2014

I began a discussion on when to use bearish positions in an earlier article. In that piece I focused on trading ranges and the use of oscillators like MACD, stochastic or RSI. Trading ranges, or the limits of those ranges, present high probability target areas in which signals can be taken, both bullish and bearish. […]

Trading 2 Binary Options to Reduce Risk and Increase Profits

Jul. 03, 2014

It is a called a straddle or hedged trade, and involves taking two binary option positions in the same asset.  It has the potential to reduce risk, and double your gain. Here’s how to do it.  Assume call and put options that have an 80% payout. Step 1.  Initial Trade Like any binary options trade, […]

Trading Both Sides Of The Charts With Trading Ranges

Jul. 02, 2014

What do I mean? Trading bear positions as well as trading bull positions. I know that I, and I suspect many newbies and advanced traders as well, started out learning to trade bull positions. It is easier and only natural as the tendency in trading and stock ownership is to buy low and then sell […]

A High-Probability Chart Pattern to Consider for Successful Trading

Jul. 01, 2014

June 30, 2014 First off, I want to say that I am back to my old trading schedule. Over the past couple weeks, I’ve been trading standard U.S. mornings, but I’m back to trading European mornings for now. I’ve spoken a bit on when to trade the markets in the past, and my general opinion […]

Watching Your Trade Doesn’t Affect It…Or Does It?

Jun. 30, 2014

You have a plan – you are going to enter a trade at a specific price. But as you watch the price approach your entry level you suddenly decide that maybe another price is better. Even though your analysis told you that was the right price to enter, now that the price is at that […]

4 Great Trading Books You Should Read

There are a lot of great books out there, but there are always a few that stand out. While I haven’t read every book out there–and I am sure there are some great ones other than these–here are four of my favorites. 1. Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre I have written about in […]

Trading the EUR/USD on June 27, 2014

Jun. 29, 2014

First off, I want to point out a couple types of trade set-ups that I would personally avoid as it related to this trading day. I was not actively watching the market at this time, but I felt compelled to mention this type of scenario in this particular writing. Around 3:45AM the market came down […]

Using Momentum Peaks As Entry Points

Jun. 28, 2014

This is an introduction into one form of MACD wave analysis and how I use it for short term trading. MACD is a well known indicator of market momentum and one that can be used in a wide variety of ways. For now I will focus on one general method that I use on a […]