In short, I've been sitting here for the second evening in a row thinking about one thing: a strategy for binary options with precise signals would seem to make everything easier, but in practice I keep running into doubts. On the candles the picture sometimes looks really good, the entry seems almost perfect, and after 2-3 trades I start getting confused about where the real signal is and where I'm just wanting to see something that isn't there.
For now I only look at price action and the nearest levels, without any extra noise. But I can't figure out how this works in real life for others: do you wait for a full match across several criteria, or do you take only the most obvious points? And another thing — sometimes the signal seems precise, but the candle still behaves strangely, as if the market is deliberately trying to confuse you. Maybe I'm just expecting too much from this approach? I'd like to hear how you filter this in practice.
For now I only look at price action and the nearest levels, without any extra noise. But I can't figure out how this works in real life for others: do you wait for a full match across several criteria, or do you take only the most obvious points? And another thing — sometimes the signal seems precise, but the candle still behaves strangely, as if the market is deliberately trying to confuse you. Maybe I'm just expecting too much from this approach? I'd like to hear how you filter this in practice.