Kate001

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  • in reply to: Exit from a trade #1615
    Kate001
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    I usually set predefined stop-loss levels and follow key indicators like RSI and MACD for early warning signs. If I see momentum shifting against the trade or strong reversal patterns forming, I’ll exit early to protect my capital.

    in reply to: Choosing a trading strategy #1614
    Kate001
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    When selecting a trading strategy for different assets, I consider factors like volatility, liquidity, market hours, and historical price behavior specific to each asset type. For currency pairs, economic indicators and interest rates are key; for stocks, company fundamentals and earnings; for commodities, supply-demand factors; and for indices, broader economic trends. Tailoring strategies to these characteristics helps optimize performance across asset classes.

    in reply to: Market analysis #1564
    Kate001
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    Great, thanks for the tips!

    in reply to: Initial Steps #1543
    Kate001
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    Hey! Before you start trading binary options, it’s important to take a few simple steps so you don’t blow your account right away.

    1 – Learn the basics. Understand what binary options are and how they work. This isn’t a game—it’s easy to make money but just as easy to lose everything.

    2 – Find a legit broker. Don’t fall for the first flashy site you see. Check reviews, make sure the broker is licensed, and avoid getting scammed.

    3 – Trade on a demo account. Don’t skip the demo—it’s actually useful. You can practice without risking real money. Spend a couple of weeks trading to get a feel for how everything works.

    4 – Have a strategy. Don’t trade without a plan. Decide how you’ll trade—news-based, trend-based, or whatever works for you. The key is to not trade based on emotions.

    5 – Manage your money. Never risk your whole account on one trade. Stick to 1-5% of your balance per trade. Control your risks and think ahead.

    6 – Keep your cool. Emotions are your worst enemy. Greed and panic can ruin everything. Learn to handle both wins and losses calmly.

    If you stick to these, starting with binary options will be smoother and safer. Good luck, and don’t rush—experience will come with time!

    in reply to: Expiration #1538
    Kate001
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    Expiration in binary options is when the trade ends, and you either make a profit or a loss. Choosing the right expiry time depends on your strategy and market conditions. For short-term trades, I usually go with 1-5 minute expirations if I’m following a quick price movement. For more stable trends, I pick longer times, like 15-30 minutes. It’s all about matching the expiry time with how you expect the market to move!

    in reply to: How to make money with Binary Options #1528
    Kate001
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    I started with binary options because the concept seemed simpler to grasp—just predicting if the price will go up or down. It felt more straightforward than Forex, where there are more factors to consider. After learning the basics and testing on a demo account, I gradually moved to real trading. It’s been a good way to get comfortable with the market before diving into more complex strategies.

    in reply to: Pocket Option news #1523
    Kate001
    Participant

    Hey! Recently, Pocket Option added new indicators and market analysis features, making trading more convenient.

    in reply to: Quotex Binary Options Broker #1522
    Kate001
    Participant

    I’ve been trading on Quotex for a few months now, and I really like it so far: the platform is intuitive, trades execute quickly, and withdrawals have been smooth. I’ve tried different strategies, and even with turbo options, the results have been consistent, so I’ll keep using it.

    Kate001
    Participant

    I stick to the 1-2% rule per trade and always use stop-losses to minimize risks during losing streaks.

    in reply to: What should I read? #1487
    Kate001
    Participant

    I’d suggest starting with “Thinking, Fast and Slow” by Kahneman – a great book about how people make decisions. Also, “Behavioral Finance” by Shefrin is a good read, lots of insights on psychology in trading. And you can find a lot of useful stuff on forums too!

    in reply to: Which is better: Forex or binary options? #1430
    Kate001
    Participant

    If you’re already good at Forex, it might be worth sticking with it since it’s more flexible, but binary options can be a simple way to try something new with quicker results.

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Reviews about Quotex

08/11/2024

You can trade here

The Quotex platform has a very convenient interface. The Quotex platform is not bad in terms of performance, it is fast, orders are triggered quickly. I have not noticed any manipulations on the part of the broker. So it is possible to trade here.

James Anderson
Seattle
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08/29/2024

I really like the broker

I really like the advanced modern BO broker Quotex. On the platform you can view the trading history and analyze your actions. Everything is created for convenience and successful trading. I am very glad that a trader I know introduced me to Quotex. There is a huge number of tools here, and withdrawal of funds is almost instantaneous. On the downside, there is a long verification process. I recommend this broker to traders interested in binary options.

Michael Roberts
Austin
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09/17/2024

I've been cooperating for a long time

My cooperation with Quotex broker has been going on for more than two years. The company was super, and has remained so both in terms of service and withdrawal of money. Managers have never interfered with trading, if there are any updates, they inform you in advance. Withdrawal of money is fast. I recommend Quotex.

David Thompson
Chicago
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