Some great post's...perhaps it's not all over..!!
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Does anyone have a good hedging EA? 0 replies
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Disliked{quote} Great post! It does happen like that constantly! At some point, there is auto hedge going on and the operator cares only to keep the trades generated in the daily average number of signals each strategy generates. To create net position or hedge. For example, 4 signals per day or close to, is the base for each strategy involved. This is forex, so natturally, on average, there will be two buys and two sells... and then? Predictable and unpredictable auto hedging occurs. This is so vast. Huge. I am still doing different quite successful...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Great post! It does happen like that constantly! At some point, there is auto hedge going on and the operator cares only to keep the trades generated in the daily average number of signals each strategy generates. To create net position or hedge. For example, 4 signals per day or close to, is the base for each strategy involved. This is forex, so natturally, on average, there will be two buys and two sells... and then? Predictable and unpredictable auto hedging occurs. This is so vast. Huge. I am still doing different quite successful...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Since you will understand this strategy easily, I am sharing with you. I will not post any more posts on it. The post and chart are self-explantatory. I normally use 1m or 5m timeframe mini candle sub-window which shows pip candles You can count the minimum size of candle height which can produce frequent transactions. It requires to do some statistics collection job, Example: I will select 4 pips as TP (1 pip cost) , so my nett gain will be 3 pips. Both sell and buy will be executed either in 50% (5 buy 5 sell) or 70% (7 buy 3 sell if I...Ignored
Disliked{quote} do you keep same distance between the trades or based on candle closed?Ignored
DislikedLet's say your target is 10 pips, as a scalper. Your normal risk per trade is 2%. Don't worry about the RR, scalpers normally aren't but say 10 pip emergency stop. For hedging, you spilt the risk, 1% risk buy, 1% risk sell. You place a perfect hedge, once you open a buy position, a sell position is also opened. It goes up 5, close sell position, let it ride to target. Obviously, lower profits but the point is that it's safer IF the market conditions such as slippage and spread are perfect. Anyone tried? Sounds fun but messy.Ignored
DislikedLet's say your target is 10 pips, as a scalper. Your normal risk per trade is 2%. Don't worry about the RR, scalpers normally aren't but say 10 pip emergency stop. For hedging, you spilt the risk, 1% risk buy, 1% risk sell. You place a perfect hedge, once you open a buy position, a sell position is also opened. It goes up 5, close sell position, let it ride to target. Obviously, lower profits but the point is that it's safer IF the market conditions such as slippage and spread are perfect. Anyone tried? Sounds fun but messy.Ignored
Dislikedto answer this very easy question ; Why would you take an opposite trade on the same pair/timeframe instead of stop reverse it ?Ignored
DislikedAs we all have discussed, It seems that It's necessary to avoid indicators that only offer 1 buy and 1 sell signal like moving average crossover. Because It cannot provide more than one signal during a trend. Do you guys have any suggestions?Ignored
DislikedAs we all have discussed, It seems that It's necessary to avoid indicators that only offer 1 buy and 1 sell signal like moving average crossover. Because It cannot provide more than one signal during a trend. Do you guys have any suggestions?Ignored
Disliked{quote} We did answer that one multiple times already. From hedging point of view, this question is more than stupid. The rate expands. Take a new starting point and you will see it. Every new starting point creates an ever expanding rate condition. To make the answer short and simple: While hedging OUR SESSION IS NOT OVER YET. Until we reach our desirable target, which can be the sky is the limit. Literally. Why we would close, because LondonFX wants to close or WHAT? Hello? EDIT: Again, this stupid question, shows the individual inability...Ignored
DislikedThe rate expands. Take a new starting point and you will see it. Every new starting point creates an ever expanding rate condition.Ignored
DislikedA simple moving average with the right understanding of the market direction is really all some people may need.Ignored