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negative divergence for binary trading

Hi guys
Anyone of you good at negative divergence trading on binary options? I am using this strategy. It works like a charm once you get the hang of it. I would love to talk to the traders who like and use this particular strategy. Of course, I would love to know more about it, learn even more about negative divergence, and master this particular strategy more.
Thanks
Riffat Nadeem

Comments

  • The_Geek_MH
    The_Geek_MH Posts: 860 mod
    divergences are a great way to trade, the only problem with them is that they aren't a very specific signal. ONce a divergence appears you (at least I do) need to wait for a stronger reversal signal before making a trade.
  • Ennennera
    Ennennera Posts: 11 ✭
    I find them also very interesting. Still not very good at trading this way, but practicing and researching in order to learn more. It is valuable advice from The_Geek to seek for stronger signals before trade and not to make trade on first signal