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Simple Binary Options Strategy: SuperTrend + OsMA + vfxAlert

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  Binary options trading often devolves into chaos: emotions, random trades, and trading against the trend. But in practice, simple strategies that filter out noise and provide clear entry points generate profit. We've prepared an analysis of a system that uses just three tools: - SuperTrend – shows the trend and potential reversal levels. - OsMA – helps filter out flat markets and confirms movement. - vfxAlert – provides binary signals in the desired direction. πŸ“ˆ Advantages of the method: - Reliable entry points only in line with the trend - Minimal false signals - Suitable for both beginners and experts - Works on Pocket Option and other platforms ⚡ In this article, you'll find a step-by-step guide: ✔ Indicator settings ✔ Conditions for BUY and SELL trades ✔ Risk management tips ✔ Key points: news, flat trading, discipline πŸ‘‰ Read the full analysis here: https://blog.vfxalert.com/en/t/binary-trading-strategy-with-supertrend-osma-and-vfxalert-signals πŸ‘‰Video: If you're l...

Why Do Traders Lose? Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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  Traders often lose money for a few main reasons, and most of them are linked to psychology, not lack of knowledge or experience. Even skilled traders make mistakes when their emotions take control. Understanding these mental traps is a big step toward successful trading. Let's look at the key reasons for losses: Fear and Greed.  Fear and greed are the biggest enemies of traders. Fear makes you exit a trade too early, missing out on profit, or avoid trades when the market is offering good opportunities . Greed pushes you to take too much risk or hold on to a trade for too long, which often leads to losses. Both emotions distort your thinking and make it hard to stick to your plan. Lack of Discipline. Discipline means following your strategy even when emotions are high. When you lose discipline, you might make trades without enough analysis. This leads to impulsive decisions and losses. For example, after a few losing trades, a trader might try to "win back" the losses b...