You're responding to yourself. A sure sign you are lost in the Expiated Zone. Escape it while you can recognize you are caught in it. Save yourself!
So, with the first 24-hours of trading this week essentially under my belt, it has become apparent that I really don't care about any of the above. The time horizon for all of them is too far in the future for me. Accordingly, the only measures I will be using for this task will fall within two-hours and shorter/faster.
Only newbies trade it. Trading binaries help you to deplete your trading account rapidly. Oldies trade other things
The numbers being generated on my five-minute chart suggest to me that the overall price flow has switched from bullish to bearish. If correct, it would seem to me that AUDUSD should be lower than it is here in another four hours, so I purchased a corresponding put option to test this forecast...
As you knew could happen, circumstances DID change before expiry, with the numbers telling you only an hour after entry (if you had been awake to see it at the time) that things had once again turned bullish... Hence, even a two-hour horizon is too distant for this purpose, and you therefore need to shorten the longest measure on which to base your entries to a mere 30 minutes.
Use the 30-minute price flow channel at 0.07% deviation in conjunction with the 60-minute baseline...