For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been trying one-minute trades, and so far I can’t figure out exactly what is producing results for me. I watch the direction of the movement, wait for a small pullback, and enter only after confirmation from a candle, but sometimes the price reverses literally right after I enter. It seems to work better in a calm market, while during a sharp move everything turns into guesswork.
From what I’ve read, one-minute binary options strategies are often recommended to be tailored to a specific pair and time rather than using one setup everywhere. For now, I’m testing this only on a demo account, usually making 10–15 trades per evening, and keeping simple notes. I saved this record under number 67f07a42e9 so I can compare the results later. For those who trade on such a short timeframe, do you focus more on levels, candles, or indicators? And how many consecutive trades do you consider reasonable before stopping so you don’t start rushing?
From what I’ve read, one-minute binary options strategies are often recommended to be tailored to a specific pair and time rather than using one setup everywhere. For now, I’m testing this only on a demo account, usually making 10–15 trades per evening, and keeping simple notes. I saved this record under number 67f07a42e9 so I can compare the results later. For those who trade on such a short timeframe, do you focus more on levels, candles, or indicators? And how many consecutive trades do you consider reasonable before stopping so you don’t start rushing?