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For the love of <insert preferred deity>, can anyone point to anywhere, on any TF, why you'd have shorted the EUR/USD so far today?
Dino, I doubled up long against my short as the uptrend is continueing. I will get my reversal, but in the mean time I've cast a "hedged grid" (not sure how else to explain it) and am trading the pullbacks within each pivot point using double sized longs, thus bringin in more money in correlation to the 2 losing short positions.
If we don't get the reversal then I can still close my losing shorts and out of the day in profit due to doubling up longs, however if the trend does reverse then I will be pips in with my shorts.
Got to say I absolutely love hedging, it's like having an undo button when a trade goes against you.
For the love of <insert preferred deity>, can anyone point to anywhere, on any TF, why you'd have shorted the EUR/USD so far today?
For the love of <insert preferred deity>, can anyone point to anywhere, on any TF, why you'd have shorted the EUR/USD so far today?
I take a simplier approach, when my stops hit I get out. I never double up or hedge a trade etc etc, I accept when I got wrong, take it on the chin, and move on to the next trade, aids to a good nights sleep.
I think hedging gives you more chance to apply a risk assesment to the trades, whereby with a stop once your out it's over.
If you are 75% certain then why not split the risk between a hedge, then scalp the pullbacks in between.
Either way one trade will eventually loose but if you've been stopped out then your basically out of the game.
I'm aiming to get myself in a situation whereby I can click close all orders and be in profit, hedging seems the way forward for me.
it's looking like a reversal, possibly down to 1.3365, bit hard to call and not worth the pips. im waiting on that PIVOT.