Unfortunately, I was in transit (commuting) when the above four currency pairs pulled back, and as a result, was only able to act with regard to the slowest...USDJPY.
I'll have to go back and review the previous 81 posts to make sure, but after comparing this morning's performance results with yesterday's, I think I'm likely to make the forecast model described above my go-to chart for trading intraday binary option contracts and Nadex knock-outs starting next week. (This morning's earlier trades would not fit in the window provided by the Deriv platform.)
In listing the trades from this morning for which I would hold the greatest "hope" of terminating in success, I would have to include selling USDJPY, which climbed dramatically after the release of the USA ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI numbers, above 136.25. The pair was decidedly bearish before that, and I'm not convinced that the behavior of price in light of the fundamental information that was revealed can honestly be justified.
As of this Friday, March 3, 2023, I'm not planning to do much more with this journal, if anything. Working with the Nadex and Deriv platforms has helped me refine my charts and settings so as to get the maximum amount of benefit out of them that's possible (for me). So now, it's simply a matter of keeping on keeping on...
I was unable to verify whether 5:00 AM Pacific Standard Time is the hour that Deriv.com begins to make foreign currency pairs available for trading at the start of each week because I haven't been able to get the darn platform to open for the last 30 minutes!
Let me just mention that it appears the most effective tactic MIGHT be to enter positions with expiry set at one or two hours whenever the slope of the one-hour baseline as represented by the lower panel on a five-minute chart is above 0.04 or below -0.04...
It is not not unusual for the Aussie and/or Yen pairs to come to life at 4:00 PM Pacific Standard Time.
If you hover over the drawings of the flags with your mouse, you'll get a little popup window that will spell out the pairs using their abbreviations (letters) so you don't have to bother with the hassle of deciphering the pictures.
This is stupid... How can landscape view AND portrait view BOTH not be supported? And what are they talking about, "Please rotate your device...?" I'm using my laptop, darn it! Besides, what difference would it make if portrait view is currently not supported? Moreover, my screen is stretched across the entire monitor, from top to bottom and from the left-hand side all the way to the right-hand side. So, how am I going to expand it? No, this is just a glitch in Deriv.com's stupid platform/system.