The “Calm River” strategy

[TraderBO]

Hey guys!

Has anyone tried using the “Calm River” strategy on binary options? It’s originally for Forex, but I think it can be tweaked for BO. The idea is to catch pullbacks from the moving averages (EMA 20 and EMA 50) on the 5-minute timeframe. You enter trades when the price bounces after a small correction.

Has anyone here tried this setup on BO? How’s it working for you? And what’s the best expiry time for this strategy?

Thanks in advance for any tips!

[Profit max]

Hey everyone!

I’ve tried using the “Calm River” strategy on binary options, and it’s pretty interesting. The idea of catching pullbacks from the EMA 20 and EMA 50 on the 5-minute chart works similarly in BO, but you have to adjust for the shorter time frames and expiration times. I’ve found that entering trades right after the price bounces off the EMAs after a slight correction can give good results, but timing is everything.
For expiry times, I’ve been sticking to 5-10 minutes, but it depends on how strong the trend or pullback looks. If the price movement is really smooth and the correction is clear, 5 minutes can work well. I’d recommend testing it out on a demo account first to get a feel for the best setups.

[Digital Nomad]

Hey! Yes, I’ve tried adapting the “Calm River” strategy for binary options. It works, but a lot depends on the volatility of the asset. Catching pullbacks from EMA 20 and 50 is possible, but you need to be careful with entry points. As for the expiry time, I think 5-10 minutes works best, but it’s worth testing on different assets. Good luck!

[PipsHunter]

Hey! The “Calm River” strategy can work on binary options if you get the timing right. I’ve tried it on the 5-minute chart with a 3-5 minute expiry after the bounce from the EMAs, and it’s been pretty decent. The key is to catch the correction at the right moment. Expiry should be adjusted based on the situation, but short ones like 3-5 minutes usually work well.

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