Strategies

Many traders combine the power of Relative Strength Index and Bollinger Bands to build the reliable and successful trading strategy that works great for turbo options. Turbo option...

The online electronic contract markets changed the world of trading.  Many people ventured into trading hoping to make quick money and many succeeded. Traders tend to buy or sell securities for profit. They work in different markets — stocks, debt, derivatives, commodities, and forex among others — and may specialize in one type of investment or asset class. Traders often do their own analytics, too. Despite the old-time stereotype of individual shouting offers and orders on a trading floor, most traders now spend their time on the phone or in front of computer screens, analyzing performance charts and polishing their trading strategies — since making a profit is often all in the timing. Make no mistake, traders use different strategies for success. For example, let us discuss a strategy called the “Power Trend” based on RSI. The strategy works great for turbo options on almost any trading platform. Let’s put all things into perspective and look at the market from the prism of our strategy.

The word “fractal” is from complex mathematics, where it is used it to extend the concept of theoretical fractional dimensions to geometric patterns in nature. We are going to d...

Traders use the help of many different tools to conduct an accurate analysis of the market. One of such tools is a trend line. It is the line drawn on the chart that indicates the ...

The levels of support and resistance are of great help for traders. Once they are drawn on the chart, of course. And drawing them is not always such an easy task as one can think. ...

Genius trader Larry Williams developed many technical indicators and strategies to the financial world. Later, traders used his findings. For example, Williams %R indicator is tell...

The parabolic SAR deserves attention only as a part of comprehensive trading strategy, not as a stand-alone tool. Parabolic SAR helps traders determine the future short-term momentum of a given asset. The Parabolic SAR stands for stop and reverse. If used alone, it can be misleading and can cause rushed decision to enter and exit the market. The parabolic SAR performs best in markets with a steady trend. Use it with other oscillators and indicators for making the informed decisions. One of the popular strategies is the combination of SAR strategy with ADX filtering available in the Pocket Option terminal. Be careful with ranging markets because the parabolic SAR tends to whipsaw back and forth, generating false trading signals. Wilder recommended augmenting the parabolic SAR with use of the average directional index  (ADX) momentum indicator to obtain a more accurate assessment of the strength of the existing trend. Traders may also factor in candlestick patterns or moving averages. For example, price falling below a major moving average can be taken as a separate confirmation of a sell signal given by the parabolic SAR.

Advantage and Disadvantage of Turbo Options Turbo options contracts can be the most exciting and quick mode of trading. They allow for a dynamic increase in trading capital fun...

Ralph Elliott was a professional accountant and theorist who lived in the first half of the XX century. He discovered the underlying social principles and developed the analytical tools in the 1930s. He proposed that market prices unfold in specific patterns, which practitioners today call Elliott waves, or simply waves.

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Trading in the direction of a strong trend reduces risk and increases profit potential. Relative Strength Index helps traders to take informed decisions. Trend trading attempts to ...

Reversals are a fact of life in the financial markets. Prices always reverse at some point and will have multiple upside and downside reversals over time. Ignoring reversals may result in taking more risk than anticipated. When a reversal starts, it isn’t clear whether it is a reversal or a pullback. Once it is evident it is a reversal, the price may have already moved a significant distance, resulting in a sizable loss or profit erosion for the trader. The main principle of the Reversal strategy is to buy in the direction of the price. It is ideal for binary options, since transactions can be done on lower timeframes and frequent signals. The strategy is built on three powerful indicators: Bollinger Bands, MACD and SMA. You can find all these tools in the Pocket Option terminal.