Saturday 7 September 2013

Cara Trading Forex di Binary.com

  1. Buka website www.binary.com kemudian Log In menggunakan username dan password yang anda miliki, jika belum memiliki akun di Binary.com silakan Daftar Disini !
  2. Klik START TRADING, kemudian pilih FOREX
  3. Pilih Jenis mata uang
  4. Pilih Durasi Trading, minimal adalah 30 seconds
  5. Tentukan payout anda, minimal USD 2
  6. Klik GET PRICES
  7. lakukan transaksi dengan memilih RISES jika prediksi anda NAIK, atau FALLS jika prediksi anda TURUN
SELAMAT MENCOBA

CARA WITHDRAW VIA AGEN PEMBAYARAN INDOCHANGER


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Sama hal nya dengan cara deposit , untuk withdraw binary. / penarikan modal juga ada beberapa cara . Diantaranya melalui transfer bank, western union , kartu kredit, E-cash , dan transfer agen pembayaran.
Dari beberapa cara tersebut diatas , cara yang paling tepat agar uang yang kita tarik cepat masuk ke rekening kita adalah melalui Transfer Agen Pembayaran . Hanya dalam hitungan menit atau jam uang sudah masuk ke rekening kita .
Langkah untuk withdraw betonmarkets melalui agen pembayaran Indochanger.com adalah :
1. Buka situs indochanger.com
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2. Masukkan User name dan Password
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3. Setelah masuk pilih menu Jual , lalu pilih Betonmarkets
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4. Kemudian akan muncul form isian seperti ini
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5. Pada kolom Jumlah transfer , silahkan isi dengan jumlah  yang ingin ditarik / dicairkan . Lalu klik JUAL
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6. Selanjutnya muncul dialog konfirmasi. klik OK
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7. Langkah selanjutnya adalah ikuti urutan proses selanjutanya yaitu pencairan di betonmarkets dan konfirmasi via email
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A. Pencairan di situs betonmarkets
1. Masuk ke situs betonmarkets lalu pilih menu Kasir , lalu klik tombol Menarik Sekarang
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2. Pilih menu Transfer Agen Pembayaran , lalu klik ikon Transfer agen pembayaran
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3. Pilih nama agen pembayarannya Indochanger.
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4. Isikan jumlah yang akan dicairkan .
Lalu pada instruksi tambahan, ketik nama lalu nomor    rekening bank, lalu nama bank.   Selanjutnya klik tombol Mengajukan .
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5. Selanjutnya muncul jendela konfirmasi .
Klik Lanjutkan dan saldo accountanda otomatis berkurang
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 B. Konfirmasi Email
1. Cek kotak surat masuk anda. Lalu buka surat dari indochanger .
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2. Setelah dibaca, pada bagian bawah, blok form konfirmasinya .
Lalu tekan Reply untuk membalas konfirmasi
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3. Pada jendela reply , paste kan  form konfirmasinya .
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4. Langkah terakhir adalah isi formnya lalu klik Send untuk mengirimkan email konfirmasi .
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Setelah melakukan semua langkah diatas, silahkan anada istirahat sambil menunggu uangnya mmasuk ke rekening bank kita.
Biasanya proses ini memakan waktu 15 menit dan paling lama 2 jam .

Monday 2 September 2013

Cara Transaksi Kontrak Quick 10% Di Betonmarkets

Run bet kontrak quick atau sering disebut Kontrak Quick 10% adalah sebuah transaksi yang menawarkan keuntungan sebesar 10% dari modal taruhan, jika kita berhasil memprediksi angka yang tidak muncul pada desimal terakhir sebuah market pada tick ke 5( lima) setelah waktu kontrak dimulai.

Contoh cara transaksi :
1. Cek portopolio kita




2. Setting kontrak :

1. Pilih jenis mata uang , misalnya USD
2. Tentukan besarnya taruhan / modal , misalny $50
3. Pilih jenis market yang akan diprediksi , misalnya Random Index 75
4. Pilih angka yang tidak akan muncul , misalnya " 0 "
5. Klik tombol Go untuk membeli kontrak






3. Pada akhir periode kontrak, atau setelah 5 tick . Inilah hasilnya :

    Dengan modal $50 kita mendapatkan $55








4. Cek portopolio, karena kita profit pada akhir periode modal kita bertambah.

Top 10 Rules For Successful Trading

Most people who are interested in learning how to become profitable traders need only spend a few minutes online before reading such phrases as "plan your trade; trade your plan" and "keep your losses to a minimum." For new traders, these tidbits of information can seem more like a distraction than any actionable advice. New traders often just want to know how to set up their charts so they can hurry up and make money.

To be successful in trading, however, one needs to understand the importance of and adhere to a set of rules that have guided all types of traders, with a variety of trading account sizes. Each rule alone is important, but when they work together the effects are strong. Trading with these rules can greatly increase the odds of succeeding in the markets.

Rule No.1: Always Use a Trading PlanA trading plan is a written set of rules that specifies a trader's entry, exit and money management criteria. Using a trading plan allows traders to do this, although it is a time consuming endeavor.

With today's technology, it is easy to test a trading idea before risking real money. Backtesting, applying trading ideas to historical data, allows traders to determine if a trading plan is viable, and also shows the expectancy of the plan's logic. Once a plan has been developed and backtesting shows good results, the plan can be used in real trading. The key here is to stick to the plan. Taking trades outside of the trading plan, even if they turn out to be winners, is considered poor trading and destroys any expectancy the plan may have had. (Learn more about backtesting in Backtesting: Interpreting the Past.)

Rule No.2: Treat Trading Like a BusinessIn order to be successful, one must approach trading as a full- or part-time business - not as a hobby or a job. As a hobby, where no real commitment to learning is made, trading can be very expensive. As a job it can be frustrating since there is no regular paycheck. Trading is a business, and incurs expenses, losses, taxes, uncertainty, stress and risk. As a trader, you are essentially a small business owner, and must do your research and strategize to maximize your business's potential.

Rule No.3: Use Technology to Your AdvantageTrading is a competitive business, and one can assume the person sitting on the other side of a trade is taking full advantage of technology. Charting platforms allow traders an infinite variety of methods for viewing and analyzing the markets. Backtesting an idea on historical data prior to risking any cash can save a trading account, not to mention stress and frustration. Getting market updates with smartphones allows us to monitor trades virtually anywhere. Even technology that today we take for granted, like high-speed internet connections, can greatly increase trading performance.

Using technology to your advantage, and keeping current with available technological advances, can be fun and rewarding in trading.

Rule No.4: Protect Your Trading CapitalSaving money to fund a trading account can take a long time and much effort. It can be even more difficult (or impossible) the next time around. It is important to note that protecting your trading capital is not synonymous with not having any losing trades. All traders have losing trades; that is part of business. Protecting capital entails not taking any unnecessary risks and doing everything you can to preserve your trading business. (See Risk Management Techniques For Active Traders for more.)

Rule No.5: Become a Student of the MarketsThink of it as continuing education - traders need to remain focused on learning more each day. Since many concepts carry prerequisite knowledge, it is important to remember that understanding the markets, and all of their intricacies, is an ongoing, lifelong process.

Hard research allows traders to learn the facts, like what the different economic reports mean. Focus and observation allow traders to gain instinct and learn the nuances; this is what helps traders understand how those economic reports affect the market they are trading. (Read about 24 different economic reports in our Economic Indicators Tutorial.)

World politics, events, economies - even the weather - all have an impact on the markets. The market environment is dynamic. The more traders understand the past and current markets, the better prepared they will be to face the future.

Rule No.6: Risk Only What You Can Afford to LoseIn rule No.4, I mentioned that funding a trading account can be a long process. Before a trader begins using real cash, it is imperative that all of the money in the account be truly expendable. If it is not, the trader should keep saving until it is.

It should go without saying that the money in a trading account should not be allocated for the kid's college tuition or paying the mortgage. Traders must never allow themselves to think they are simply "borrowing" money from these other important obligations. One must be prepared to lose all the money allocated to a trading account.

Losing money is traumatic enough; it is even more so if it is capital that should have never been risked to begin with.

Rule No.7: Develop a Trading Methodology Based on FactsTaking the time to develop a sound trading methodology is worth the effort. It may be tempting to believe in the "so easy it's like printing money" trading scams that are prevalent on the internet. But facts, not emotions or hope, should be the inspiration behind developing a trading plan.

Traders who are not in a hurry to learn typically have an easier time sifting through all of the information available on the internet. Consider this: if you were to start a new career, more than likely you would need to study at a college or university for at least a year or two before you were qualified to even apply for a position in the new field. Expect that learning how to trade demands at least the same amount of time and factually driven research and study. (Refer to Day Trading Strategies For Beginners for a primer on picking the right strategy.)

Rule No.8: Always Use a Stop LossA stop loss is a predetermined amount of risk that a trader is willing to accept with each trade. The stop loss can be either a dollar amount or percentage, but either way it limits the trader's exposure during a trade. Using a stop loss can take some of the emotion out of trading, since we know that we will only lose X amount on any given trade.

Ignoring a stop loss, even if it leads to a winning trade, is bad practice. Exiting with a stop loss, and thereby having a losing trade, is still good trading if it falls within the trading plan's rules. While the preference is to exit all trades with a profit, it is not realistic. Using a protective stop loss helps ensure that our losses and our risk are limited.

Rule No.9: Know When to Stop TradingThere are two reasons to stop trading: an ineffective trading plan, and an ineffective trader.

An ineffective trading plan shows much greater losses than anticipated in historical testing. Markets may have changed, volatility within a certain trading instrument may have lessened, or the trading plan simply is not performing as well as expected. One will benefit by remaining unemotional and businesslike. It might be time to reevaluate the trading plan and make a few changes, or to start over with a new trading plan. An unsuccessful trading plan is a problem that needs to be solved. It is not necessarily the end of the trading business.

An ineffective trader is one who is unable to follow his or her trading plan. External stressors, poor habits and lack of physical activity can all contribute to this problem. A trader who is not in peak condition for trading should consider a break to deal with any personal problems, be it health or stress or anything else that prohibits the trader from being effective. After any difficulties and challenges have been dealt with, the trader can resume.

Rule No.10: Keep Trading in PerspectiveIt is important to stay focused on the big picture when trading. A losing trade should not surprise us - it is a part of trading. Likewise, a winning trade is just one step along the path to profitable trading. It is the cumulative profits that make a difference. Once a trader accepts wins and losses as part of the business, emotions will have less of an effect on trading performance. That is not to say that we cannot be excited about a particularly fruitful trade, but we must keep in mind that a losing trade is not far off.

Setting realistic goals is an essential part of keeping trading in perspective. If a trader has a small trading account, he or she should not expect to pull in huge returns. A 10% return on a $10,000 account is quite different than a 10% return on a $1,000,000 trading account. Work with what you have, and remain sensible.

ConclusionUnderstanding the importance of each or these trading rules, and how they work together, can help traders establish a viable trading business. Trading is hard work, and traders who have the discipline and patience to follow these rules can increase their odds of success in a very competitive arena.

Top 10 Best Candlestick Patterns

There are many candlestick patterns but only a few are actually worth knowing. Here are 10 candlestick patterns worth looking for. Remember that these patterns are only useful when you understand what is happening in each pattern.
They must be combined with other forms of technical analysis to really be useful. For example, when you see one of these patterns on the daily chart, move down to the hourly chart. Does the hourly chart agree with your expectations on the daily chart? If so, then the odds of a reversal increase.
The following patterns are divided into two parts: Bullish patterns and bearish patterns. These are reversal patterns that show up after a pullback (bullish patterns) or a rally (bearish patterns).

Bullish candlestick patterns

bullish candlestick patterns Ok, let's begin with the first one...

Engulfing

This is my all time favorite candlestick pattern. This pattern consists of two candles. The first day is a narrow range candle that closes down for the day. The sellers are still in control of the stock but because it is a narrow range candle and volatility is low, the sellers are not very aggressive. The second day is a wide range candle that "engulfs" the body of the first candle and closes near the top of the range. The buyers have overwhelmed the sellers (demand is greater than supply). Buyers are ready to take control of this stock!

Hammer

As discussed on the previous page, the stock opened, then at some point the sellers took control of the stock and pushed it lower. By the end of the day, the buyers won and had enough strength to close the stock at the top of the range. Hammers can develop after a cluster of stop loss orders are hit. That's when professional traders come in to grab shares at a lower price.

Harami

When you see this pattern the first thing that comes to mind is that the momentum preceding it has stopped. On the first day you see a wide range candle that closes near the bottom of the range. The sellers are still in control of this stock. Then on the second day, there is only a narrow range candle that closes up for the day. Note: Do not confuse this pattern with the engulfing pattern. The candles are opposite!

Piercing

This is also a two-candle reversal pattern where on the first day you see a wide range candle that closes near the bottom of the range. The sellers are in control. On the second day you see a wide range candle that has to close at least halfway into the prior candle. Those that shorted the stock on first day are now sitting at a loss on the rally that happens on the second day. This can set up a powerful reversal.

Doji

The doji is probably the most popular candlestick pattern. The stock opens up and goes nowhere throughout the day and closes right at or near the opening price. Quite simply, it represents indecision and causes traders to question the current trend. This can often trigger reversals in the opposite direction. Learn more about how to trade a doji candlestick pattern.

Bearish candlestick patterns

bearish candlestick patterns You'll notice that all of these bearish patterns are the opposite of the bullish patterns. These patterns come after a rally and signify a possible reversal just like the bullish patterns.
Ok, now it's your turn! I'll let you figure out what is happening in each of the patterns above to cause these to be considered bearish. Look at each candle and try to get into the minds of the traders involved in the candle.

Kickers

There is one more pattern worthy of mention. A "kicker" is sometimes referred to as the most powerful candlestick pattern of all.
kicker candlestick patterns You can see in the above graphic why this pattern is so explosive. Like most candle patterns there is a bullish and bearish version. In the bullish version, the stock is moving down and the last red candle closes at the bottom of the range.
Then, on the next day, the stock gaps open above the previous days high and close. This "shock event" forces short sellers to cover and brings in new traders on the long side.
This is reversed in the bearish version.

Should you wait for confirmation?

Most traders are taught to "wait for confirmation" with candlestick patterns. This means that they are supposed to wait until the following day to see if the stock reverses afterward. This is absolutely ridiculous!
I ain't waitin' for no stinkin' confirmation!
How's that for good grammar! Seriously, think about it for a second. If a stock pulls back to an area of demand (support) and I have a candlestick pattern that is telling me that buyers are taking control of the stock, then that is all the confirmation I need.
As a swing trader I have to get in before the crowd piles in, not when they get in! In other words, I want to be one of the traders that make up the pattern itself! That is the low risk, high odds play.
Just the way I like it.