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DislikedI'm looking at Daily Resistance at 1.4137 and there's the EUR Ladder trade as shown.
I'm tempted to go in now (Sell) at a reasonable 31 as I'm thinking it won't break that barrier. Discretion being the better part of valour I'll wait till the morning and review the chart then.
Feel free to pick the bones on this one as I'm here to learn this stuff.
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DislikedI like the trade. E/U moved over 250 pips today. With such a big move i think we might have a pullback. GL with the trade.Ignored
DislikedEntered @ 28.9 with minimum lot size, before I saw your post. I can always cover this in the morning if I see the picture changing. I've done a 'running step' series of trades before, where I have multiple touch trades running as the trend develops. Nearest thing I can liken it to is adding-in on my FX account (please note: I'm not talking about Martingale here).
If the trend is strong there are plenty of touch trades that can exploited on the way up or down.
Thanks FerndogIgnored
Dislikedyou choose direction, buy or sell in order window on the contract you wanted to tradeIgnored
DislikedDo you mean if I bought 100 contracts, and the contract is in profit now, I need to SELL back 100 contracts to close that contract and vice versa?Ignored
DislikedClick on the trade in the Open Positions window.
You'll see the tab at the top right says 'Close trade'. This means if you want to close the whole position (long 100) you would Sell 100. If you want to take Partial Profits then change the contracts amount to say 50. This would leave the other 50 running until expiry.
I tried opening my Nadex demo to see if I could do the same but they aren't open yet.
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DislikedHi all option traders,
I'm currently trading fx binary option demo with nadex.com. Some traders here mentioned that I can sell off the contract before it is expired if it's in the money(Am I using this phrase correctly? I meant in profit). I couldn't seem to find any "close trade" or "sell contract" words in the platform. Someone pls help.
Thank you.Ignored
DislikedI would not want to go against the up trend. Not yet. Let’s see how London does.
If the up move continues, I’ll buy the closest to-be-above binary to “at-the-money”. That’s the closest to 50/50 risk/reward that I can find.
If I see consolidation I’ll either buy a deep “in-the-money” or sell a deep “out-of the-money”.
Right now is too early for me to tell.
Hope the move today didn’t catch anyone short! I cashed in an options straddle.Ignored
DislikedClick the green circle next to the binary statement to bring up the order window, then sell your units if you bought them or buy them if you sold them. You can, of course, only do this when the market is open or after the contracts have been settled. Otherwise the green circle will be a red circular x instead.Ignored
Dislikedi also sold the EURUSD "to be above 1.4140".
two questions:
1- before dissaper the order had the red cycled x. Why the order did not simple disapeared? There is a period of "liquidation"?
2- i cant see the daily touch (ig markets). Where can i find this option?
thanks in advance.Ignored
Dislikedi also sold the EURUSD "to be above 1.4140".
two questions:
1- before dissaper the order had the red cycled x. Why the order did not simple disapeared? There is a period of "liquidation"?
2- i cant see the daily touch (ig markets). Where can i find this option?
thanks in advance.Ignored
QuoteDislikedSettled basis the first print (as reported by Bloomberg) at or after 8.00pm (UK Time)
QuoteDisliked2. I don't use IG markets, but I think it should be on the right side with the rest of the binaries. Please keep in mind that daily one touch's are not available until the London open.