Options are financial instruments that enable you to profit by predicting currency exchange rates. This is called trading, and a person who trades is called a trader. Traders make bets whether the price will rise or fall over a certain period of time. If the prediction is correct, the trader gets a profit of up to 90% of the trade amount.
Options do not require that a trader perform an in-depth financial market analysis. However, you cannot rely on mere luck either.
To trade successfully, a beginning trader should explore the features of the trading platform and learn a few popular trading strategies.
Use the Japanese Candlestick chart, which shows the price change over a certain time, e.g., 5 minutes. The red candle means that the price was falling, while the green one shows that the price was rising.
If you monitor the chart for some time, you'll notice that candles of the same color come in groups. This means the next candle will probably be of the same color.
Switch to the 5-minute time frame. Candles show the asset price change:
A red candle means that the price is falling, while a green one means that it's rising.
Every candle becomes inactive after 5 minutes, that is, it “closes.” Once it closes, a new candle starts forming. This is the best time to open a trade.
if the previous candle was
green — open an
UP trade.
if the previous candle was
red — open a
DOWN trade.
Once the 5 minutes has passed, your trade is closed.
If your prediction is incorrect, double the trade amount – after you’ve won, it will cover all your losses during previous stages.
If it's correct, set your initial investment amount.
Withdraw your profits with no commissions or restrictions using your preferred payment methods, including VISA, MasterCard, or e-wallets, e.g. Yandex.Money, WebMoney, QIWI, Neteller, and Skrill