hedging with two brokers?

I would say keep it simple. Trade on analysis of Daily and weekly charts. Learn chart patterns-Double top/bottom etc and keep your stop losses tight and your r/r risk reward at at least 3 to 1 preferrably over 5 to 1. Needless to say you have to have a good entry strategy and lots of patience, but you will catch big moves this way which will ultimately dwarf your tiny losses.

Sorry. I think in my last post I said to keep your stop loss tight. This is wrong. What I meant is to keep your risk small which does not equate to a tight stop loss.
However, if your entry is good it would naturally have quite a small stop loss albiet on daily charts we're talking over 30 and an average of 50 -70 pip stop loss.

I think we should make a stop loss like if we win we win $2 and in case of loss we only loose less like $1, so the ratio will be 2:1.

Why don't you hedge your trades on the same broker (unless you are US based)? this will even give you the benefit of the two hedged trades cancelling eachother's margin and equity, giving you more free equity in your account to use to trade.

Yet i suggest trading with multiple brokers just for the sake of diversifying the portfolio and in the event when one default we still have our money saved with other broker.

If you're going to trade opposite directions with the same pair on two brokers, might as well look for arb opportunities on both entries and exits. Why wouldn't you?