Tag: iq option strategy
Sunday trading strategy – 2 trades per week with an 84.6% win rate
When you hear the name of the Sunday trading strategy, you have already guessed it, right? The creator of this strategy has health problems and cannot sit in front...
Three Candle Streak pattern for beginners with over 70% win rate
In this article, I will introduce a Price Action style pattern (called “Three Candle Streak”) that has achieved a 72% win rate.
Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) news trading strategy in IQ Option – Foreshadowed opportunity
Trading on news like Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) can be extremely dangerous for the inexperienced. Instead of trying to chase the news by opening orders randomly and burning up your...
What is the Stick Sandwich candlestick pattern? How to trade effectively with it in IQ Option
Stick Sandwich candlestick pattern is an extremely accurate bearish-to-bullish reversal signal. So what is the reason to use it to signal an uptrend?
Unbeatable with Three Indians strategy in IQ Option
The Three Indians trading strategy is one of the simplest yet effective ones that I am about to introduce to you.
Simple Forex strategy with the Middle Bollinger Band for beginners
We come to a very simple middle Bollinger Band trading strategy that any novice can do. Then judge for yourself whether the simplicity of Forex trading strategies can make money or not.
Make a living by trading with Double Doji strategy in IQ Option
The Double Doji strategy is simple, yet one of the most reliable setups I have seen in my Forex trading career in IQ Option.
Fakey pattern – The most powerful trading signal in Price Action
When trading Forex in IQ Option, Fakey pattern is one of the most important and powerful trading signals that you need to understand.
Scalping trading strategy with 2 Moving Averages in IQ Option
Scalping strategy with 2 moving averages takes advantage of the push of the trend to get a bigger profit than your capital investment.
Leading indicator vs Lagging indicator – Which one is better in trading?
Introduce the strengths and weaknesses of the leading and lagging indicators to determine which indicator will be more suitable for you.
