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Computer program to automatically trade binary options martingale style
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binary-martingale

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This is a [Python](http://www.python.org) computer program to automatically trade [binary options](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_option) [martingale](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_(betting_system)) style on MarketsWorld.



# Installation



## Install Anaconda Python



No support is provided for any other version of Python. Anaconda

Python runs on all platforms and has excellent package management.



Please

[download and install it](https://store.continuum.io/cshop/anaconda/).



## Unpack this binary martingale trader somewhere



You have two options to obtain this software. If you just want to run

the software, then the simplest thing is to [download a

zipfile](https://github.com/metaperl/binary-martingale/archive/master.zip)

and unzip it.



The other option is to [install git](http://git-scm.com/downloads) and

then type `git clone [email protected]:metaperl/binary-martingale.git`

... this is a better option because it will be simpler to update. But

requires you to [install git](http://git-scm.com/downloads)



## Install support software packages



#### Change to the binary martingale folder you just unzipped



    cd binary-martingale



#### Install the extra modules



    pip install -r requirements.txt



### Setup your login info



Copy `src\conf-example.py` to `src\conf.py` and edit it with your

login info. There are two entries there, one for your demo account and

one for your main account.



# Time to rock! Sample usages



NOTE: you must change to the `src` folder for this to work. On windows

this is:



    cd binary-martingale\src



On Linux/OS X:



    cd binary-martingale/src



or just `cd src` if you are already in the `binary-martingale` folder.



**NOTE** - there is no need to put `./` before `main.py` when invoking

  the program on Windows. That is a Linux/OS X thing.



Show the options to the program.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src]$ ./main.py --help



Login to your demo account (configured in conf.py) and make 1 trade.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src]$ ./main.py



Login to your live account (configured in conf.py) and make 1 trade.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src]$ ./main.py --loginas live



Issue a put trade (default is call).



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --lower



Make the initial bet 4 dollars instead of the default 1 dollar.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --seed-bet 4



Aim for a profit of 2 dollars with each bet.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --step-profit 2



Assume Markets World will pay a 77% profit on a won wager (default is 70%).



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --step-reward .77



Show the martingale sequence that will be used for betting.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --show-sequence



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --show-sequence --step-profit 2



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --show-sequence --seed-bet 2



Round all bets to even numbers.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --round-step



Show betting sequence when you round all bets to even numbers.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --round-step --show-sequence



Engage in trading for 4 hours max (default is 5)



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --max-hours 4



Engage in trading until you win 3 times (default is 1)



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --sessions 3



If this is false (which it is by default), then do not trade between

2pm and 6pm EST, because MarketsWorld resets their systems at 5pm EST

and this could interrupt a series of Martingale trades.



    [~/prg/binary-martingale/src/]$ ./main.py --ignore-window



# Disclaimer



Download and usage of this program makes me completely free of any liability to the downloader and/or user.



# Good luck!



Bon voyage! Happy trading!



# Links



http://iwantyoutoprosper.com/income/transient/binary-options-transient/odyssey-into-binary-options/



# Authors



Programmer = Terrence Brannon.



## Contributors



The trending idea is due to Samkelo Ndlovu. I appreciate his testing on

Windows as well.