Cedar Finance has redesigned its online trading platform. Incorporated into the new design is a change to their selection of trading features. They have removed Option Builder and added Range and Turbo trading. Turbo Trading is an expansion to 60 Second Binary Options in that they have added a 2 Minute and 5 Minute expiration time to the original 1 Minute close. A new expanded chart has been added to the trading interface as well. Visit Cedar Finance to see the changes.
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Cedar Finance has changed alot, and suddenly. I think this might have been a bit much to put on their I.T. department all at once though. Seams to be a bit of a ruff landing. hope they end up on their feet in the end, but these are what I’ve noticed.
They don’t show as long a history in the 1, 2 and 5 minutes. not all have all 3 options; most are just 5 only, but I think more items are in the turbo area, so they may have not been there at all before. When you start your trading, the seconds do not start at the minute you selected, but seconds longer.
This might help. The 5 minute trading, when used with the longer ranged views of Degital and such, might be more likely to hit when the trend is very steap up or down: guess that’s the way you’re suppose to do it (use two tabs). You can also change the view size of any internet window with the combo of CONTROL+(move mouse wheel) to get a closer look at the indicator as it changes, but this was already the case.
For some reason you get less time in the history display if you look at the 1 hour out instead of the 30 minutes, so you have to keep going back and forth between them: I think that’s a glitch though. There is also less likelihood of being able to select 1 hour away. usually only 30 minutes or several hours are available: it used to be much easier to select the next following hour.
The minimum amount per trade in “degital” has been lowered from $25 to $10. Turbo doesn’t allow spacific cash selections other than its tabs.
I should say that I was just beginning to catch onto the last one, but now they’ve changed it to where I may have to start all over again, or give up.
Please correct me if I’m wrong. (really)
Hi Arthur,
thanks for your excellent comment and analysis. We totally agree with you! You are a 100% right. It’s a shame you will have to start all over again but face it as a new challenge ;).
If you want some help, please check your e-mail.
Jon