Claudia123
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You cannot trade with delayed charts please don't try - especially 20 min binaries you will get killed.
I am comparing the ftse with the dow .
My tactic relies on market comparison to predict movement.
only 7 months in, and we may have Quote of the Year already !!!!
wouldn't it be easier, and ultimately more fulfilling for you, just to wire me your money direct, save churning it thru the markets first ?
I think you wouldn't like delayed data. It would mean the bookmaker would know the outcome before they published the odds. You're talking about betting against an outcome that you know the answer to before it happens, I'm talking about the contrary.
It is possible to profit... a lot of people have made money from the delay. It's the proper definition of scalping, isn't it, taking advantage of pricing anomalies caused by delays?
Not pricing delays I'm looking to profit from it's taking advantage of a off balance market when, for instance, when the dow and the ftse are not mimicking each other as it was on Friday when they moved apart only to meet again so to speak later in the day. This presented an excellent opportunity for binaries, but the timing is everything. So the point of this thread was to discuss how accurate historical charts are, if they are not very good then backtesting is pointless.