DRAW DOWN HEDGING FOREX | Forex Hedging Strategy

[@vincentstewart1843]

PLEASE ADVISE . I was told to spread my savings across different things like stocks and bonds to protect my retirement.with the everything being shaky,I'm considering going into Trade.?

[@wendyrosee]

I always advice new members to have an orientation on how it works before getting involved. Trade offers more benefits than just holding.

[@wendyrosee]

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[@wendyrosee]

She Trade for Celebrities & could Mentor you.

[@maureen...]

you must have these things in mind 1. Have a long term mindset. 2. Be willing to take *risk*. 3. Be careful, if you're not spending to earn back, then stop spending. 4. Never claim to know - Ask questions and it's best you work with an assistant.

[@xankiiza]

Hey Chad, thanks again. We owe you a lot for real. Thank you so much. I couldn't sleep when youtube showed me you posted a new video. I am always a glad student of yours.

[@BrettBlack]

Less than a minute into the video and I'm liking what you're doing on the calculator re drawdown already! Very clear.

[@BrettBlack]

GREAT VIDEO! Everything in this was so clear and explained so well - if people can't get it after watching this, then they just need to watch this again and again. Awesome work, Chad! I'm going with this exact method, by the way, it seems like the best hedge gap and PT to me.

[@zentox6396]

It’s crazy what kind of effort you put into those videos, love it

[@Lerxsty2112]

I can't tell you how frustrating it is when I'm trying to learn this and watching and pausing the video, following with my own chart and your spreadsheet, when at 11:20 in the video your spreadsheet numbers all change and it looks like you've made a trade off camera! You're killin' me Smalls!

[@valicojo5291]

I absolutely love this channel. Chad you absolute legend.This video explains in detail all the steps necessary to become profitable, if you struggle to understand then rewatch the videos on the channel, but in my opinion this is the best one. Btw i think the 20/40 or 20/50 ratio is the way to go as well.

[@alexanderhergersberg8727]

Hey Chad, great video as always. Adressing that drawdown topic was really needed for everyone to understand. Your're going to have drawdown, but this strategy is great for managing that and eventually coming out of it in profit. Definetely going to give this one a go. Have a great weekend! Cheers

[@lomo8660]

Ah Chad. This was your best video so far! If someone cannot calculate his R he should not trade at all... so true. For many naive traders I think the most important message is: to be profitable you need a clean trade or good squeezing. I got the impression that some really thought hedging is some kind of voodoo which alleviates fundamental math and market rules ;-)))

[@tajender_singh]

Well said. But I still think that the message is not conveyed very clearly. It is a non-traditional way to trade, so I feel the naive questions don't make them naive traders. They'll eventually figure it out. And I feel Chad could also maybe make a video clearing it up that the only way you make money is by clean trades and squeezing hedges. Cause when Chad says, "Put it in your pocket", people assume that it is profit. When it is just converted drawdown.

[@johnny--dollar]

Thanks for another great video Chad! I keep having to add features to my hedge calculator(Some good additions that you've come up with by the way) I'm glad your standing tall on what you do now, there are always people on youtube that just want to tear everyone down(go figure). I appreciate everything that you do!

[@stefanopierucci141]

Nice session Chad. I would suggest to include also swap costs and commission in the "Loss" box. Those working with high leverage, may need to seriously take both into account when trimming the opposite positions. Thank you for sharing your technique, very inspiring!

[@ilanizn]

Lol, some hard truths at the end... "go get a job". Love it. I'm now DD about 1,127 CAD on my position and pocketed 8.13% so far in 2 weeks... This is great!

[@yxcvmk]

After being critical in a more recent Video - the first I've seen, and lacking the knowledge of the actual strategy you utilize, I have to say: *I like your style,* the terminology and the approach in general....

[@hungnguyen-rh1vk]

This is the best video series I've ever seen. it changed my trading career. thank you very much

[@theforexhedge]

Glad it was helpful! Really appreciate the kind words!!!

[@BrettBlack]

Thanks for making the video we all needed, you're a star! When can we get our hands on the new calculator? :)

[@theforexhedge]

Oh man. You are way too kind!!!! Thanks for the support. I owe you my friend!!!

[@sheikhrukhsar70]

Thanks!

[@theforexhedge]

wow!!! Thank you soooo much!! I hope you kill it on the charts!!!

[@ricardo-protradingdata]

You deserve more views and subscribers. Your hedging strategy is awesome

[@leonixautex8150]

@32:37 why you dont trim the 8,341 unit buy open order , instead you trim the 83650 sell order ?

[@BobbyKennedyJr1]

Hi Chad! This was one of the coolest videos I’ve ever seen. This is such an awesome way to minimize risk. Is it possible to get a version of the calculator you’re using in this video with the drawdown fields and the balance to capacity fields at the bottom? Either way thanks for this video. It has helped my trading significantly to learn this.

[@mse3791]

Have you made your hedge system as an expert for meta trader?

[@samirorange83]

Thanks chad. Only thing trader needs to do is follow and have patience or clean trade or inside trade and remaining time trim. If you stay till end and not over leverage it is IMPOSSIBLE to make loss.

[@AdeposiOkupe]

Banger video! Thanks Chad.. This is really something

[@leonixautex8150]

@28:00 you dont need to open a new buy limit below your sell order correct ? when you have all the balance open you dont need to open another position to protect the entire position ? thank for the clarification.

[@zamiadams4343]

Hi Chad, this channel is AMAZING, thanks man!

[@WicksAndBars]

This seems to work pretty well on crypto. I'm currently practicing hedging on bitunix, sometimes on major assets like XRP, sometimes on things that just volatile for the day. Depending on the instrument, you can go considerably smaller than even a micro lot for practice purposes. The thing I like about this compared to forex is 24/7 trading with no worries about time; great for a person with a circadian rhythm disorder like myself haha - wake up whenever, trade. Good content!

[@josephnestelroad244]

I like the hybrid method. When you start getting sweaty palms, just trade the opposite position size and not max out margin. For the newbies, start small, like 10x smaller than you originally thought, you can always add more later. This version of hedging is BY FAR less pull your hair out, sleepless night ridden, constantly checking your account way of trading, its more like a business. The only rule, when hedged, keep it balanced, don't let an unbalanced pair get out of hand. Get a trading view account, put a line at 40 pip profit, add an alert, do not have to set a take profit (can if you want to), and nexflix and chill as the kids say.

[@paulduggan2]

That’s some good advice right there mate, thank you 👍

[@PakFan786]

so how do you get out of drawdown, trimming does not reduce drawdown, when you close your profit trade and then add another 20 pips away you open the gates to increasing the drawdown.

[@congbalicong5723]

​@@PakFan786 look carefully the video , he's double size the unit to trim the loss trade

[@PakFan786]

@congbalicong5723 You say he doubled, but in his video he talks about balancing both sides

[@congbalicong5723]

​​@@PakFan786 21:30 balance hedge or balance capacity, watch carefullly how he increase unit size

[@shonisony8321]

You and your videos, both are so inspiring. We learn so much from you. Thank you so very much..❤

[@GizzyFx]

Can u make a strategy with volume lot not Unit

[@omel1978]

Thank you for the great videos, we need more please.

[@yashraajnaader]

Heyy why there is no draw column in excel sheet for the lot size

[@dreamyrich]

This guy is the real deal this shit works. I may have made some modifications but am currently using this same strategy to gain couple bucks a day. Keep up the good work! Also it would be better if you gave us an update on the calculator with pips thank you.

[@theforexhedge]

super glad you are having some success!!! working on a new calculator!!

[@whatislifebro]

hey mate can we talk?

[@jakestorrie6889]

Would you be willing to make a video discussing maximum drawdown, like if you don't get a winning trade for 5/10 trades in a row? And how you manage that. And also discuss more about why you choose the spreads you choose? Thanks. Great videos

[@UnemployedFakeGuru]

My system is in permanent DD but follows balance at some distance ... Think it's related to yours. Banking 10% in just over a week is a cool result though

[@SachinPatil-no4oq]

Hayy my question is wich broker give a facility to trade in forex with Unit position size And wich broker you use plz clear my doubt🙏🙏🙏

[@ericng6740]

Love the videos, please keep em coming:)

[@ok_best]

Awesome Chad…. very clear… I am trying your hedging trading strategy…. hope it works for me too

[@yamanydadwaria]

What leverage should I use ? So my account don’t blow up. & specific broker that allow hedge positions ?

[@jimmiedean3364]

Is there a problem dealing in real time? Is there a preferred order for exciting and entering trades when targets are hit,?

[@PakFan786]

what is the maximum drawdown in percent that one should not go over

[@Libra700]

Great job,i want that calculator can you posted or tell me where can i find

[@muhammadfatih6881]

so correct me if i'm wrong but the key success factor that determine this strategy will be a winner is we need to have a couple of clean trades, is that right? if we always pick up the hedge and do not have any clean trades than it will be bad for our equity balance, please advice and correct me if i'm wrong

[@ShowMexicanoyMas]

i would also like to know

[@theforexhedge]

clean trades and/or a squeeze are important!

[@tajender_singh]

@@theforexhedge a great idea to discuss about in your next video😂😂.

[@Tradefy]

If your Risk is 2% of your account, lets say you have a 10k account like shown in this example and a SL of 20pips, you would loose 20% of your account balance if you get hedged 10x in a row and didn't have a clean trade, whereas a clean trade would give you a 4% or even a higher profit, depending where you take a profit. You need to know your winrate and average RRR of your system, so you can exactly find out how much you can Risk per trade and what your max DD would be.

[@ExpatTraderFX]

Your not adding in the profit you took from the trims they help mitigate all that I got 34% in around 2 months with hedging in this way..

[@krishnakumarpillai9195]

Hi Chad, Is is possible to use this Partial Trim hedge method when trading Gold XAUUSD pair due to huge pip movement on one side , what are you suggestions based on past experience.

[@petern4249]

We cannot do the trimming in our trading apps here in our country

[@davidwinters6513]

Maybe it's your broker. Which country? For what's it's worth, I am in the US and can do it.

[@mytricks5597]

can i get this exel calculation sheet

[@_J_mysterious2]

Chad is there a way i can get access to the calculator you used in the video. Thank you for the amazing content!

[@PakFan786]

im sure you can knock it up in excel..

[@sayitwithstone4551]

Chad thank you once again not only for the video but for improving day after day this brilliant strategy. To me the 20/40 and the 20/50 ratio makes sense even on EURUSD especially if you consider the average movements of this pair in the last 20 years. I did a couple of calculations and here below what i have got. However it would be interesting to see if it is more profitable to keep in mind not only the 20/40 20/50 ratios and include into the picture supports and resistances (the human touch as you once called this) so for example instead of opening a position after 20 pips maybe it would be better to wait a bit and open it after 24pips seeing after 22 pips there was a resistance

[@stevezm100]

some nice ideas there, have checked on any pip differences for flash crashes of EURUSD like in 2007/2008 ? cheers

[@sayitwithstone4551]

@@stevezm100 No didn't sorry.. Instead I did the same job on eurusd (data from 2007 to 2022) and calculate the average diff between highs and lows on a 15 mins candlestick for each day of the week. The best time of the week is on friday gmt+2 14.30-14.45 with 28 pips movement on average. Worst time is everyday between 7.pm till7.45 am gmt+2

[@theforexhedge]

this is solid advice!!! the human touch is really important in my opinion!!!

[@mrindorivlogs7209]

Sir how can i get that calculator sheet.

[@robertmileage]

Have you ever fluctuated your stops from 20-30 pips between each trade even if you were already hedged? for example, lets say you have been doing 20 pips from the market, you are hedged and just closed a position in the money..... but your next strong support is 25 pips away and more than likely to be hit, Would you extend that stop to 30 to allow more breathing room?

[@ForextradeEanow]

Hi chad nice video. Want to ask . Can you close inside position before closing the outside one as in min 33 in the video? What about fifo rule ? What do we do regarding that ?

[@ExpatTraderFX]

could this apply to a lower time frame like the 5m or 15m and could you use less units like 50,000 or even 20,000k of units would this also work and would doing a 10pip sl to 20pip profit target? any reply to these questions would be of great help! Thank you

[@ExpatTraderFX]

thanks for a quick responds@@davidankrapp7773

[@theforexhedge]

@davidankrapp7773 thank you. this is exactly correct. sure appreciate the help!!!

[@UnemployedFakeGuru]

So worse case, if you keep trimming, is 2 tiny entries, 100's of pips apart?

[@edwardenglishchannel4112]

¡Gracias!

[@edwardenglishchannel4112]

Awesome, keep it up!

[@theforexhedge]

Thank you!!!! Really appreciate it!!!

[@PakFan786]

when trimming it doesnt reduce the drawdown, but when you close your profit and place the next trade 20 pips away you open the gates to increasing the drawdown. do a video that shows how to trade out of a loss/drawdown pls.

[@namhaii5403]

open the gates to increasing the drawdown and to take a chance for squeezing to reduce drawdown.

[@congbalicong5723]

he's increase the unit size to trim

[@ExpatTraderFX]

also how do you pick which hedge to trim? if you have multiple out of the money how do you go about deciding the one to trim first? amount size or relative distance? thanksagain

[@theforexhedge]

always the furthest away from the money opposite side. Longs trim Shorts. and Shorts trim Longs. Unless you dont catch your stop order. Then Longs can trim Longs and Shorts can trim Shorts

[@samirorange83]

Hi Chad, what you use for journaling how do you keep track of hedge orders to journal.

[@theforexhedge]

I’m a spreadsheet guy. I don’t pay for a 3rd party software. But I hear they are cool.

[@samirorange83]

@theforexhedge I am wondering how you keep track of trim positions for statistics. In MT4 if I open 1 lot position and trim to 0.7 position I will have 0.3 closed position and 0.7 new position. There will not be any position of 1 lot. My point of asking this is if I trim 5 to 6 times. It is difficult to track P&L of that position. How do u journal such scenario

[@samirorange83]

Hi Chad, I am wondering if you are trading at capacity whats the point in trimming down instead of closing both and opening new one? Only reason I can think is we dont have to track unrealized loss as target is 40 pips.

[@andy1-]

Well done Chad that should hopefully quiet the naysayers👍

[@fan_hamadi]

I love the strategy Chad. it has helped my trading A LOT. But i am in desperate need for the new Calculator update... 🙏🙏

[@sayitwithstone4551]

we do miss you... are you still using the 2.0?

[@UnemployedFakeGuru]

If you cap out to max the wrong dir. a flat opportunity can take forever, while cashing and trimming in the mean time. Correct?

[@flamehands3416]

"forever"? There is no set time, could be a day could be a week, the market is dynamic. The market does not move like a 9-5 job. You are simply riding the waves man

[@AbbasYunusMotala]

can i have this calculator of drawdown please

[@Noticing-Enjoyer]

Im curious on your account size and returns you experienced, if you are willing to. Great video and i just subbed. Thanks!

[@СергейГромов-в2щ]

Perhaps in such a trade, where you do not use the indicator signals, it is better to make an initial entry using pending orders, rather than entering immediately.I want to say that based on the current price, set the buy stop 15 points higher and the shell stop 15 points lower and let the market choose the direction itself.If it gains momentum, then there may be fewer false entries.

[@SyedTahir-m4o]

Appreciate your opinion ❤

[@tajender_singh]

Thanks for making a video on DrawDown. Now atleast you have a video to point to when people ask for it😂 So I was wondering since this strategy is purely mechanical. Meaning you dont have to look at the price action bias and just trade without ever observing where the market is going overall. It could go either way and you make or loose money. What I'm wondering is, if instead of going strictly by 20:40pips method of where you are currently hedged but just wait for the bias for a better position where you see the market is more likely to reverse and take profits there and put a stop Hegde there so you can atleast have a higher probability of not picking up the hedge and make some money. Because at the end of the day you only make money when either you have a clean trade or you don't pick up a hedge while squeezing. So your ultimate goal should be to maximize these variables. This is what I believe hedging with Capacity was trying to achieve. Where you still are looking at the market and making a decision to either go with the trend or catch a reversal and make money while doing so. Would love to see you make a video on this. Thanks!

[@AdeposiOkupe]

I agree. Though, however Chad's method still makes money even with the low probability guess, because the market must go one way or the other. I guess if you wait for higher probability setup, you will have less trades. And having more trades with lower probability setup may still come out more profitable. Just my thoughts but one would have to test it out to see

[@theforexhedge]

I totally agree with both of you. This is where the trader needs to take a roll in the trade. It would almost be impossible to make a video showing support and resistance levels and then trimming. It would be a lot. that being said, on my live account I 100% trade levels that give a better chance of a clean trade and pull back. This is why trading to capacity works. you get to enter trades around your levels you like. You guys just leveled up!!!

[@tajender_singh]

@@AdeposiOkupe Yeah, I mean I'm not totally disregarding Chad's method. I would like for you to entertain this scenario please. Let's say we are hedged both sides in a trending Market. In this case the spread keeps increasing without ever giving us a chance to squeeze the hedge. We just end up trimming it until the margin call, because the drawdown keeps increasing. And catching a Market Reversal becomes difficult because you are not entering from support or resistance levels it's an arbitrary 40:20 pips at random. To catch that we'll have to build from inside, which won't be possible if we are hedged at maximum capacity. So my point is.. all else equal in this strategy focus on the variables that are actually making us money. Which are Clean Trades, or Skipping Hedges/Squeezing. So we need to try to maximize these variables cause at the end of the these are what makes us money and not the actual Hedges. And how do we do that, by entering with high probability areas, ie. Support and Resistance. I feel this is the best use case for a hedging strategy. You get the best from both worlds. Security of Hedges and Maximum profits from Price action analysis. Thanks:)

[@tajender_singh]

@@AdeposiOkupe actually Less is More. I'll tell you why less number of trades is better. The more trades you take the more Hedges you pick which adds up to your drawdown. You'll have to earn more, to compensate for that (ie get clean trades or squeeze, which is harder with low probability setups). If clean trades and squeezing is the only way we gain profits, shouldn't we focus on ways to maximize that? By entering/exiting from higher probability areas. Cheers!

[@tajender_singh]

@@theforexhedge haha I agree, that's why I liked when you introduced trading with capacity in the last video. But the video is down now. 😅 I guess you'll have to introduce it in your next video again😂 Thanks!

[@navketan1965]

Sir, Your ideas are brilliant. Would you recommend to keep size of new order constant & just add orders up/down depending upon market moves(shows its hands, no guess work involved)--same TP size & same hedge level for each new order.

[@theforexhedge]

I would not recommend equal sizes and run a grid strategy. I think looking for support and resistance still makes sense to get the best clean trades and some squeezing along the way

[@navketan1965]

Seeking your wisdom--Over thousands of trades market movements are random--so we can assume that smaller distances are more likely to get filled back and forth(say 30 pips) compared to bigger distances (say 60 pips)--so we want to nail larger distance when ever market gives that larger move & still control drawdown. So if pair has daily ADR of 100 pips, expect to see enough filled orders at the end of the week. Academic literature has never researched this fact which can make $$ for ivory towers MEN. @@theforexhedge

[@trader8-v6b]

Hi Chad, When back testing trading we can pause time to fill in the calculator data, trim positions and place new positions. Do you have trouble doing all this in real time with the 1 hour candles while price is continuously moving?

[@theforexhedge]

Yes. You will get faster. I actually pre plan a lot of the trims. For example! Your position in the money is easy…40 pips. The position you are going to trim. Measure it out and find how many pips away it is. I add two to cover the spread. Now I know how mush money I have to work with to determine how much I’m trimming. Hope this helps!

[@trader8-v6b]

Thank you kindly for replying to my questions@@theforexhedge

[@ricardopintodarocha]

hey chad, great video again;) is there an easy way to calculate you total capacity based on your starting capital, leverage, drawdown limit, etc? thanks in advance!

[@horhai70]

hey Chad, whats up mate? hope ur doing well, are u coming back?

[@gamingwithvillain1731]

Hey chad great video Can you make video on when to place balance to capacity and other options

[@zam2050]

after closing a hedged position and trimming why don't you place the order to balance your positions 20 pips away and squeeze it like you did in your original video?

[@fcpter5125]

Hi... why we work with 40pips... not 20pips for example Thanks

[@theforexhedge]

I prefer 40 pips. It really helps to get a good trim in the position you’re trimming.

[@fcpter5125]

@@theforexhedge 🙏

[@nguyentrung393]

Thank you so much, it is really inspiring

[@Dave-pc9ux]

This is nice.. Im not newbie forex but still like newbie cause im still searching a strategy.. But this strategy is great specially funded challenge accept hedging.. Just quick question.. Is this applicable to all currencies, specially in eurousd?

[@imbtmn9836]

Ok, I get it, I really do. I've back tested randomly, from May 2014 EUR/USD. It sold off for the 18months and I'm at 5K drawdown and 2.5K profit. Hedging to balance not capacity to manage drawdown. Is it a mattter of just continuing until the market gets more hedge friendly. And fund the account if needed to prevent a margin call?

[@Noticing-Enjoyer]

If you constantly trim the position the direction or "trend" doesn't matter. Hedging is not a directional strategy, it's a strategy to capitalize on volatility.

[@sagittarius-saq]

Sir, can you please share this calculator.

[@AySupp]

Why dont you use a take profit on your positions ?

[@sergiofilipe1129]

Great video Chad, thanks. Can you provide your calculator? Best Regards from Portugal

[@theforexhedge]

working on updating it.....

[@sergiofilipe1129]

@@theforexhedge thanks I will wait

[@poisonza]

There isn't magic to this. When you hedge, you are postponing loss (unrealized pnl) until you get the predictions right. If you try to automate his approach, you soon realize that it sort of seems martingalish Suppose he is in 10 losing streaks, drawdown would be significant. it can blow an account 😢 Though, to be fair this is true for most strategies take trade -> hedge -> take trade -> hedge, with hedging you can decide when to take bets. So this is good risk management tactic for discretionary traders. Great video 😊

[@AdeposiOkupe]

So the question is what would happen if you were using a hard SL and got 10 losing streaks? I think the benefit here is hedging gives you option and time to plan, adjust and decide how you want to trade. In extreme instances, you could also decide to fund your account to reduce the drawdown. It's math, but there's still rooms for a lot of nuance in how one manages the positions. My 2 cents please

[@tajender_singh]

@@AdeposiOkupe see this won't be an issue if you enter with high probability setups using Support and Resistance.

[@Tradefy]

@@tajender_singh easily you can have a loosing streak of 10, no matter which strategy or system you use. This depends on your winrate and RRR how often this scenario of such a loosing streak can occur but its just a matter of time! It will happen.

[@SachinPatil-no4oq]

Which broker you use plz shear the name

[@rynowernich8295]

Thank you for nice explanation

[@eschirle]

How can someone in the USA trade like this? Are there brokers that allow hedging?

[@eschirle]

@@davidankrapp7773 thank you!

[@PakFan786]

one account will get blown this way

[@PakFan786]

i want to know how to handle this overnight and when you are away, so overnight do you put 40 pip Take Profit on each trade or just keep the buy and sell trades locked overnight, so even if either trade did a 40 pip move overnight and retraced you would wait for the nxt virtual 40 pip alert to triger when you are awake?

[@xankiiza]

Got to however say that, i followed this exactly, but after partially closing a position, i always went flat with a loss. Does this talk about the accounting problem of not talking about swap fees or sth? Because i followed this exactly but ended up with a net loss.

[@valicojo5291]

You probably done something wrong, for example you don’t go flat when you are in drawdown. You keep hedging and trimming, eventually you will have a few trades that are clean and get you out of the drawdown.

[@AdeposiOkupe]

Swap fees, taxes, commissions are definitely a thing to consider and will be different for everyone. I'm grateful to have a broker who waives all these fees but not everyone is eligible to get that benefit. I'd say if you're not in the USA, probably explore that.

[@valicojo5291]

@@AdeposiOkupe care to share the broker?

[@SD-eg2tg]

Outside of USA a good option is Exness @@valicojo5291

[@muhammadfatih6881]

hi chad, really grateful for your effort to explain all of this to beginner like us, i have a question, do you using 1:50 leverage in this backtest assumptions?

[@theforexhedge]

I am using 50:1 leverage.

[@rharuperi]

Firstly, people who don't understand how to manage drawdown should just go back to learn basics, really there is no discussion here. Secondly, I agree with you, for currency pairs 10 pips is too small and 30 to big, from my back tests, 20 pips is the sweet spot. However, for gold traders, from my back tests, 30 pips is the sweetspot and either way with a 1:2 RRR

[@JamesCruickshank-p3w]

World class Chad, thanks again.

[@supplydemand1319]

can you add a column and also track the swap fees?

[@oz7819]

Amazing video!

[@chrisbeijer2778]

I feel stupid for asking but when I use Fx Replay with a 10.000 dollar account and I try to enter 100.000 units under the Position Size it wont let me, it seems stuck on $ mode or something, somehow it only lets me enter 8500 dollars it seems. I can't find the option to trade in units anywhere. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what my stupid ass is doing wrong? Would appreciate the help very much!

[@chrisbeijer2778]

@@davidankrapp7773 Thank you for explaining this! So how does OP trade with a 10000 account in this video but uses multiple 100.000 position size?

[@chrisbeijer2778]

@@davidankrapp7773 Thanks!

[@raduciopraga2752]

Maybe im mistaken but for some reason i am more profitable with the 10/50 style of hedging. I find that if you are wrong about the market 10 usually goes 20 anyway so might as well hedge at 10 pips. Also makes me more relaxed to let the market run because it’s just 10 pips who cares then i trim after a while. Thanks bro for awesome videos.

[@valicojo5291]

Depends on what pair you’re trading. I personally trade GU and 10 pips is kinda tight.

[@raduciopraga2752]

@@valicojo5291interesting you mentioned GU i actually had tested the 10/50 on GU. It made like 1% in 12 days in backtesting with a max capacity of 0.5 lots. But while 10 pips looks tight i usually wait for some type of rejection on 15m chart when it goes 50 pips in profit im not exiting instantly. I use funded accounts so i need that DD be very tight. My max DD in that test was 1%. Then everything worked out very fast. On day 9 i had 1% DD and day 12 instantly i was up 1%.

[@paulduggan2]

If you’re profitable, you’re not mistaken… 😊 you’re WINNING 👍

[@lotabusyday]

thanks man, this goes to the traders bible....might if i knew this earlier few days ago!!!!!

[@vaderaspen1357]

Great job 👍, I keep saying that trading and investing is very profitable and safe with the right help and guidance

[@vaderaspen1357]

That's why I trade with Theresa option she's the best

[@davidlemarquis1133]

Yes, I have recovered All my losses and made more profits from her

[@Wesmoen]

I've seen these comments elsewhere. Spam obviously.

[@vaibhavjain4550]

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[@mrdobi1257]

What pair can i use this method?

[@subhashithalakshan685]

GOAT.. ❤😊

[@S1llypast3l]

I think figuring out how many pips the SL and TP is more important than draw down. Not getting hedge early then make a squeeze will make the draw down lesser and lesser.

[@Wesmoen]

Only two reasons why instant hedging is annoying. -no clean trades -when the space between orders is so big, the trims are less useful. Other than that you can trim quite an amount. On shorter tp and hedge gaps, it's easier to instant hedge.

[@googleaccount3746]

Finally i found it ! 👌

[@deadlycharts]

Legend, thanks for sharing mate.

[@stevezm100]

Great vid chad next time post them earlier they always pop up when im going to bed! All love tho

[@sayitwithstone4551]

heheheh I went to bed at 2.a.m. in the end because I cannot wait the day after to watch it. I am so tired today

[@stevezm100]

@@sayitwithstone4551 I just scream hes done a new video! then go to bed I can't watch it then I wont sleep

[@hiltonroberts-baxter2745]

Where are you we miss your content

[@postmanwithsnow]

Amazing explanations, but reality is ofc a little different as the market doesn't wait for you to do calculations and place orders 😉

[@darrenyee9977]

Hi Chad, For range bound its easy to mitigate but what if the pair keeps moving for 700 pips with only small pullback? (GOLD PAIR FROM 2010 JULY).. Hope you can make a video to solve the mystery lol. A nd i believe many ppl would like to watch it..thanks

[@flamehands3416]

I dont think you understand the strategy…as long as price is moving you either trade with that direction and trim outside loss. Its even better if price goes one way because you just keep buying trim short, buy trim short buy

[@darrenyee9977]

​@@flamehands3416 if my 0.5 lot sell trade are 300 pips gap from current price I need double size lot to offset it. So 1 lot buy and 1 lot 20 pips below hedge are triggered. Yes buy trade can terminate old sell but now u got 1 lot new sell at the top. The price keep going up after 5 cycle and I need at least 8 lot to offset old sell?? 😂

[@darrenyee9977]

In order to offset old trade we must use double lot size because same lot size it's not enough since the gap already very big. If every time your buy and sell hedge triggered you'll do the math..

[@theforexhedge]

good advice, thanks for helping in the comments

[@theforexhedge]

please do not double down. that is not the strategy. doing a martingale will blow your account. You trim the outside positions. get some margin back and then work the inside or at the market. It almost works better when you go one direction........

[@jimmiedean3364]

I'm waiting for the follow up