Today (8/1)'s '1-minute chart' Capture only the "winning pattern" and enter!
Today (8/1)
"1-minute chart"【A Winning Pattern】Only capture and enter!
(GBPJPY)
★Enter with a sure win when the pink band covers the green band after the signal lights up!
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An indicator that lets you learn the entry point by sight
Specialized for short-term trading in binary options and FX
'1-minute chart indicator' reveals a rock-solid entry method.
＜Entry steps are①② simple!＞
In an upward trend,
①Prepare for entry when the arrow signal lights up.
②While the arrow signal is lit,the pink band of the indicator should be sweeping up the green bandfrom belowin a scooping shapeif this is the case,a 1-minute or 3-minute high entry is made a few seconds before the current candle closes or right after it closes.
※Signal lighting does not automatically mean entry, so if the indicator does not scoop up the green band, do not enter (the frequency of entering on a signal is about once in several occurrences).
※On a 1-minute chart, there are dozens to about 100 entry opportunities per day
'Enter by capturing only the winning pattern'
＜ Shape that scoops up the green band＝What is the winning pattern? ＞
Points where similar entries are possible are the indicator shapes shown in the image below.
In a downward trend,
①Prepare for entry when the arrow signal lights up.
②While the arrow signal is lit,the pink band sweeps over the green bandfrom abovein a covering shapeif so,a 1-minute or 3-minute low entry is made a few seconds before the current candle closes or right after it closes.
※Signal lighting does not automatically mean entry, so if the indicator does not cover the green band in a covering shape, do not enter, (the frequency of entering on a signal is about once in several occurrences).
※On a 1-minute chart, there are dozens to about 100 entry opportunities per day
‘Enter by capturing only the winning pattern’
＜ Shape that covers the green band＝What is the winning pattern?＞
Points where similar entries are possible are the indicator shapes shown in the image below.
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