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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009The same goes for a trade that hits your take profit. You make your trade, let it finish (either way), then move on to the next. Hedging only complicates things and keeps you in some trades longer than you should be.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009I made money in hedging. I make more now by not hedging due to less drawdown times and less commisions, although the latter is negligible. If you find that your stop loss always gets hit, then I suggest stop trading real money and practice using a ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009I'm not debating you or trying to change your style, I'm just trying to point out some things. If you are hedging to avoid a margin call then you are practicing poor money management. A trade which results in a loss (as per set stop loss), should ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009They hedge with other pairs, commodities, etc. This is also known as diversifying. I'm talking about within the same pair. What is the purpose of hedging within the same pair? For that you trade a smaller position in one direction (and pay less ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009I never said it didn't work for me, just made me much less that's all. But you're right. I will no longer suggest or recommend ways to improve someone elses trading. Good luck.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009Then you are doing something wrong or trading at bad times. My experiences show that trading with proper parameters (on the chart) and proper money management IS profitable. The math proves hedging is less profitable through time and resource ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009In the time you spend waiting for the losing trade to "come around", you could have executed many trades with the freed up equity. Time is the opportunity cost factor. If you want to keep hedging because it makes you sleep better than go ahead, but ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009If you know when to get out of hedged trades because of support or resistances, then why not just trade without hedging and get out at the same supports/resistances?
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009till stupid??? LOL We could probably go back and forth on this all day. I'll be the first to tell you that I used to hedge within the same currency (and did so for awhile) without using stop loss. No longer do I trade that way and I would never do ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009Do you have hedged positions open within the same currency and same broker? I know for some people it helps them deal with their losing positions better by doing this, but you aren't doing yourself any favors, especially if you are incurring swap ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009I see this thing hanging around here for awhile (next 6 hours) possibly get a retracement to 4560, but then getting down to 4460 within the next 24 hours.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009Hehe. It's a term used to describe a UBS Warburg trader. Some of whom have been known to intentionally deceit the public to their advantage. I use it in a jokingly manner, a quip. Seriously, I'm not going to say it can't get back to 1.50, but it ...
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 16, 2009Are you a Warburger sir?? EDIT: Many things point away from your assessment.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 15, 2009That's what I understood when I read it and agreed with the first part of your comment.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 15, 2009With you here, but only if news pushes price below .4505. If so, should run to .448x.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 15, 2009still some room before current lower trend line gets tested at about .4510~. When it gets there it could easily blow past it with the news.
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2+2=4ex replied Dec 15, 2009That is correct, October 5th. But was at its lowest more recently then that - on November 25th. I see the USDX surge continuing for now.
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