Method for simultaneously exhibited contradictory orders?

Hello everybody.
I need some help.

Suppose, we are working on gbp/usd.

Then, in any time we put at the same time 2 orders : one is a sell-order another one - is a buy order.

How do you think guys, is it possible to make this type of strategy profitable on any timeframe with any pips in target?

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Yes. The only thing you have to do is a preliminary testing to find our when to exit the market for one of the loss trades.

However this techniques requires much more attention for profitable trading than the common ways.

I think the best way to accomplish this is to first close your trading platform and light some cash on fire in an amount equal to what you would have paid in spread. At least you've limited your exposure this way. Now if you're buying and selling the same instrument in different quantities you can re-open your platform and take the net position of the "hedged" trade.

Because of FIFO (US) rule, you can'e hedge positions anymore, so if you do place a simultaneous buy and sell order on GBPUSD, your order will cancel out. You'll probably take a loss on trade.

If you trade with an overseas broker, with non FIFO brokers, then you could open a simultaneous buy and sell order on GBPUSD.

Its not a profitable strategy. If you believe GBPUSD is a buy and place more Lots on your buy side while your sell side has less Lots, you wouldn't really make any money because your sell side will be holding a negative as your Buy side continues to make profit. Because you shift the quantities in favor of the Buy side, then you should see a very small profit. But the trade as a whole is 'counter-productive" one.

It goes back to why you should properly trade the market. If you knew the Buy would be the better trade and it was, you'd be enjoying more Buy profits without the negative on the Sell side.

If you quantities are the same on both the Buy/Sell side, then the order will be canceled out with a zero positive and negative balance, minus the spread on both orders.