what do you mean inverse? Like doubling up on a win and then going back to original trade size when you lose? Something like $10 (win) $20 (win) $40 (lose) $10? Assuming an 80% payout the results would be win $18 + win $36 = $54... then lose $40 for a net return of $14? Then if you lose again its only $10 so down to $4, and then a win so up to $22.... sure, I don't see why not, you definitely don't want to do regular martingale.. it will wipe you out with a quickness.
The_Geek....There are ways to Martingale a better way... Let us say that you have practiced a lot on MG, and you are now that good, that you winn on 1.-2. or 3. step MG. Then you could write a note to your self, that if you dont winn the third step, then leave it as a loss, and start over. That takes a lot of diciplin from the trader, but what doesnt ?
Generally martingale works when trading at binary options, but it should be determined by a broker. Martingale is good when you have a lot of money and get 100% from the rate. When you trade, your profit will be covered with comission fees, so you need to count how it will influence real money you make.
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Let us say that you have practiced a lot on MG, and you are now that good, that you winn on 1.-2. or 3. step MG. Then you could write a note to your self, that if you dont winn the third step, then leave it as a loss, and start over.
That takes a lot of diciplin from the trader, but what doesnt ?