Oscar Reed
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Now we're getting somewhere. The mention of hedging trades is key to playing the random walk game.
Random walk using small stakes and limit TP will produce better than 70% of trade outcomes, dependant on a reasonable time horizon to close out in profit.
This is not to say that your 70% winners will produce enough profit to counter these DD outlier rouge trades.
The problem is how to deal with these trades that go opposite and show adverse directional movement as opposed to normal market price gyrations.
I have solutions, but would prefer to see others comments in the first instance.
An idea and understanding of current market correlation across different assets
Shares, index, FX(one special creature) , bonds , commodities, etc
Then using the variance for those 30% **** wit trades.
A type of stop but not in the conventional way.
Can you give you more time to work out that trade.
Then looking to work that hedge into a profit, break even or worst case smaller loss.