I’m trying to figure out one-minute binary options strategies, and so far the speed is what gets in the way most. On higher timeframes, you seem to have enough time to understand where the price is moving, but on a one-minute chart, a single candle can completely change the picture. For now, I’m only looking at key levels and the trend direction, without trying to clutter the chart with ten indicators.
I’m testing this on a demo account. I usually take several trades in a row at the same time so the comparison is fair. Sometimes the signal looks fine, but a couple of seconds before expiry, the price jerks back—and I still can’t tell whether to consider that a bad entry or simply a feature of such a short expiry. Does anyone actually use one simple setup for one-minute trades for months? I’m curious what works better for you: levels, candlestick patterns, or a combination with some indicator?
I’m testing this on a demo account. I usually take several trades in a row at the same time so the comparison is fair. Sometimes the signal looks fine, but a couple of seconds before expiry, the price jerks back—and I still can’t tell whether to consider that a bad entry or simply a feature of such a short expiry. Does anyone actually use one simple setup for one-minute trades for months? I’m curious what works better for you: levels, candlestick patterns, or a combination with some indicator?