Hello guys,

Im a believer of BINARY OPTIONS. Having been trading 4 years so far, getting big lost in the past like everyone too, I realize some valuable things to be a successful BINARY OPTIONS TRADERS. I want to share here :

1. Dont trade blindly - You better remember this and put it on the top in your mind. NEVER TRADE when you can't realize the trend & direction, unless you want to burn your balance.

2. Money Managerment - Very important. Keep Your Fund is always more important than Take Your Chances. Chances are always around you. So that, do not try to risk all in just one or two trade. Better, around 2.5% - 5% per order is greatest.

3. Be patient - Yeah, its the key of success. If you can not wait until everything goes clear and the thing you trade forms a trend, you will be blind. For example, when you see the EURUSD is in a consolidation, then SHOULD NOT TRADE IT. Just when it gets out of the ledge then you should enter in the market.

I've just become aware of binary options and I'm a micro
scalper with analytics which can predict price movements
from 30 seconds out to 10 minutes or so.

DOES OR WILL the JForex API support trading of
Binary Options?, or is there a Web interface to
programmatically trade Binary Options? Please provide
something if not already available.

So I'm going to look at interfacing the trigger analytics
to binary options scalping. I guess there's an API
(or "an App") for that?.... I'll read up on it.

HyperScalper

Hi,

OK, it seems there are no plans for API integration of the
Binary Options. Correct me if I am wrong.

In the meantime, I've completed integration from my
triggering platform, which uses Mouse Click events automatically
sent on triggering events from my platform.

This particular implementation uses Windows system calls,
and it does require the Trader to set things up, and to
enable the triggering. But at the precise moment of
deflection, and event detection, the trigger enables entry
into the Binary Options within a small fraction of a second
latency.

As most people use Windows platforms for the interactive
part, I'm not currently working on a Linux solution at this
time but it's possible.

Anyone wishes to discuss this, I'm always interested.

HyperScalper