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Mathematical hedging strategy without a stop loss 22 replies
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DislikedGreat thread from the master of hedging. The man who trades without predictions. Don't you think that now that you have discovered it, trading is not what you thought it was. In my case, there was definitely a before and after, maybe not in my way of trading but in my way of thinking . Cheers Waveskierrob Food for thought: Can anyone tell me what conclusion could you draw after seeing that a man is able to be profitable without charting and without predictions ? Have a good day all!Ignored
DislikedGreat thread from the master of hedging. The man who trades without predictions. Don't you think that now that you have discovered it, trading is not what you thought it was. In my case, there was definitely a before and after, maybe not in my way of trading but in my way of thinking . Cheers Waveskierrob Food for thought: Can anyone tell me what conclusion could you draw after seeing that a man is able to be profitable without charting and without predictions ? Have a good day all!Ignored
Disliked{quote} The silver bullet is to bring both positions to the finish line. only one Example: Open FDAXlong&short from 08:50 CEST, ideally areboth positions in the goal until 11:00.Ignored
Dislikedtoday was quiet, i fighted from the beginning with a slipped LONG and closed many SHORT hedges into TP. at the end of the day i closed the big LONG loss...but the day again in profit;-) {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} i trade off the break of a single candle and profitable, no info on charts just the candle. Trade well, Wave is a master though 10/10.Ignored
DislikedI said in an earlier post that I would let someone else choose SHORT, LONG or both, a pair or indices and a time (BST) to open, 1st response I will tradeIgnored
DislikedHey, I skimmed the thread and the idea I get is: 1) open both long and short with TP 2) when one side hits TP, open same side again with TP I guess I'm missing something. How do you profit? Because the other side keeps losing. Pat Chiko posted some pics, is that what I should study? I'm visual, so all those wonderful live trades don't quite advance my understanding. Please, any pointers on how to proceed are appreciated.Ignored
DislikedRob, been enjoying your thread. Any thoughts on selecting Range Bar Size when using Range Bars?Ignored
Disliked{quote} ...that's right, when the losing direction gets underwater say 20 pips then trade in that direction again no sl no tp, repeat if necessary, close when in profit, TRADE 19 good example of this...sorry don't use charts but you can tally the times I placed trade with your own chart...thanks for posting...Ignored