To win with binary, you need to think in terms of ladders
To win in binary options
Think in terms of ladders
There are two things below
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and
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Just this
Which one leads to profit
The answer is
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You must continue trading in which you usually lose
In everything, this
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logic must be considered
Roulette also has a strategy of continuous betting
If you’re going to bet continuously
Ultimately, trading the red-black in the trend-following way is safer and more efficient
Everything leads to trend-following
“The logic that increases by doing the opposite of the losing method”
Therefore
Trend following and in-method following continue to grow
If you were to try contrarian trading
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consistently achieve a low-risk, mid-return or better
If you don’t maintain that risk-reward each time, it cannot be called trading
Moreover contrarian and averaging down will eventually lose, so better to stop
Then you should trade binary options only with trend-following and following the trend
In the first place, the only profitable place in binary options is mostly trend-following
Everything else is gambling
Also
When a clear trend is present in the market
Binary options tend to widen the range, and the higher-paying price tends to last longer
Ultimately binary options are, in the long run, gambling, so you should not engage
“Deliberately taking losing trades”
↑ This is the holy-grail logic
Then you will finally make money
Why does ladder win every time but lose in the end?
Martingale and averaging down
Contrarian averaging down
Contrarian averaging down and martingale
if you can digest those into trend-following, you can keep making profits
If you try to use both
you will only lose repeatedly
Using one approach professionally is how you make money
You must not allow contrarian trading to increase unless you take a break after a loss
Even though trend-following is profitable
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continuing won’t increase either, because the number of losses rises
If you think about why contrarian trading doesn’t make money, you’ll understand