Long 20-minutes call @ 7. Strike 1.60464. Expiry 9:00 London time. Half of the positon closed @17
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DislikedThe price is currently 90, but my initial strategy was to cover the costs and leave the rest until the expiry.Ignored
DislikedWhere can I find information about the options and binaries that you referred to? Sorry I haven't searched your thread if you already posted. Please private message me the broker you use for such instruments. Thanks.Ignored
DislikedAn attempt to capture the first leg after the London open. Position was open in two parts. Stop is 5.5 pips (the spread of GBP/USD is a little bit larger). {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I took some (paid) courses years ago on put/call options and spread trading, but that was applied to stocks. I haven't really explored binary options and had a bad experience with Banc De Binary, whose sales people kept calling my phone every couple months. I'm sure you meant binary options, so for that I'm very new to it.Ignored
DislikedThe average daily range for major pairs has been rather tight the past two days, making it difficult to swing for larger targets. Very difficult for me to put in a trade ..... testing patience. That's why I came to your thread because as you said, binary options might be a better way to handle such a market situation. (e.g. EURUSD daily range is only 24.0pips so far, while only 17.7pips since European open). {image}Ignored
DislikedThe average daily range for major pairs has been rather tight the past two days, making it difficult to swing for larger targets. Very difficult for me to put in a trade ..... testing patience. That's why I came to your thread because as you said, binary options might be a better way to handle such a market situation. (e.g. EURUSD daily range is only 24.0pips so far, while only 17.7pips since European open). {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Where did you get the average range for currency pairs? Is this thru your broker platform, if so what platform? Just wondering, looks very neat. Much appreciated.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's just a simple calculation subtracting the High and Low for each pair. I use TradeStation broker/platform and using the RadarScreen tool these readings can be displayed like a spreadsheet table, dynamically sorted. For MT4 you just use an indicator for each pair one at a time. For me I grouped the 6 pairs I actively traded together, and the other cross-pairs grouped and sorted...Ignored