Hedge trading explained! (GUARANTEED PROFITS?) │ FOREX TRADING

Hedge trading explained! In this video we show you exactly how to hedge a trade for guaranteed profits! This is a simple yet very effective strategy to use in your trading to maximise profits.
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[@oliben121]

Most people commenting don't understand that when you have a position running in deep profit you close some partial and enter the profit in the hedge so you aren't scared of losing. Each new position cover the previous one and can possibly turn into big swing trades instead of hedge (you normally take 50% out at 2:1 and let the rest run. The first position is the only money from your pocket directly at risk, after that its just trade management and risk management (what most trader lack). Great video explaining well the concept!

[@Thenarayanaclips]

Thank you, sir. I think hedging can save us at very tough situations.

[@tonygreyson-newman5121]

Nice tip TradingCold. Will look at doing this as I improve in the future

[@danielbocancea519]

Brilliant explanation, thank you

[@Algoo-X]

This is Brilliant! Going to give this a try for my runners

[@cashauto3349]

i dont get it on the stoploss on the hedging (2nd trade)do you keep the same stop loss equal or near the stoploss on the first trade?

[@993bluezones9]

Thank you, I just learned this concept! Your initial position can be of low risk and go on a big trend, then the second position can have much bigger lotagge and be fucking amazing.

[@sudaesh]

did u test this strategy?

[@MA-bx8bd]

Brilliant explanation and structure as you explained. Top score.

[@emmanuelakol3129]

It's the best trade management techniques. It comes with experience... I came to watch it the 2nd time

[@tradingcold4463]

Appreciate that mate! Any questions just ask 👊🏼

[@emmanuelakol3129]

@@tradingcold4463 hi no questions, just complimented.... Thanks buddy

[@dhul_qarnyan]

I think it’s better not to move the stop loss because otherwise you will be getting stooped out a lot and not allowing the trade room to breathe. Have a 1:3 risk to reward ratio and with 2 trades you end up with 1:2 risk to reward profit

[@leosliquidity]

Can you do this in MT5? Please let me know, I've heard that MT4 this is doable but MT5 not so

[@keletsoMatlalaBouy]

Which reliable broker that u knw of dat allows hedging bro with a micro account?

[@allentan862]

SIR THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@mrca9344]

Thanks for the clear explanation. Most other vids start trades at bad areas. You're also talking about giving up some profits (in exchange for less risk), which makes sense. One question - how do the increased transaction costs impact this approach?

[@kevinjohnson3521]

You can profit on both directions… you don’t like profits?!?!

[@DeepakSharma-gz8yz]

After watching so many videos on hedging, I think this is the best video or strategy on hedging. Best way to ride a Trend.

[@tradingcold4463]

Thanks so much mate! Appreciate your comment! I think a lot of people over look / over complicate hedging but it’s definitely beneficial! Glad it could help 🙏🏼

[@nuthinbutbusiness]

Facts

[@tradingcold4463]

Hello mate, I’m not quite sure what you mean, it’s quite confusing unless you go to trade it and then you’ll be like “ohhh”, when you have a trade running man and it’s at least 100 pips or so, say you’re long but a short position represents itself, you can take the short but also keep the long trade active (stop loss to break even so it’s risk free). And then you can take the next step from there judging by what it does, if the short starts going in your favour (at least 20 pips) you can close the long if you wanted to and then put your short risk free; or say if the short hit stop loss, technically you wouldn’t lose anything because you would of made more money on the long so it’s kind of a win win, the worst case scenario is you get stopped out on the short (long covers the loss) best case scenario the short starts going in your favour, then you can judge by price action whether you want to close the long once your short is risk free, or take 20/30 pips profit on the short and then let the long still carry on running if it’s a longer - term trade. I hope that isn’t too confusing mate lol there’s a few different decisions you have to make judging by the trade with price action / fundamentals but yeah give it a go next time you’re in a good trade! (Only if there’s an actual setup going the other way that fits your plan!) thanks man and good luck

[@tradingcold4463]

Thanks Mr Business 🙏🏼

[@tradingcold4463]

Say you take the short, but close the long; and the short hits stop loss, that’s a loss you’ve taken when you could of just kept the long on and covered the loss

[@abr.4419]

What if you start with the los at the first trade entrys how you manage this situation? If the market goes against your target ?!

[@SamuelMoore-sf1gl]

Hey so I have a couple quick question about hedging. - Say you are trading EUR/USD and you want to place a hedge order, can you play that hedge on USD/EUR or do you have to use a different currency pair. - Another question is if you have to use a different pair would it be better to just have a Brokerage Account with two separate Brokerages logged into two separate charts on TradingView so that you can hedge using the same currency.

[@WorldwideEntertainmentEveryday]

Hedge Using the same currency by trading crypto on bybit derivatives futures

[@groove2313]

Thank you !

[@Alander8]

Thanks man good strategy ...

[@JamesCarlospeteyahoocom]

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[@danielyisrael3518]

In your example after you put on the sell position if it continues down at what price point do you close the buy position

[@sudaesh]

it'll auto close by stoploss

[@mafikambutho3238]

Thank you all the way form South Africa

[@tradingcold4463]

Thanks bro, love to South Africa 🙏🏼

[@marvindevera8333]

Is it good that the Stoploss is tight near entry point in Hedging strategy?

[@sdmunez5174]

I am also excited about a answer

[@sdmunez5174]

And can i also use hedge trading for indices for example DAX30 or only forex?

[@francoiskimmel8991]

Great video. Knowing the right investment to make is only half the battle to financial success. Without this knowledge, disaster is mostly unavoidable as luck is not a good long term strategy. Getting the right broker helps massively.

[@camilrivers9494]

You are correct. Trading, like say in crypto, is so much fun especially when you have a good broker with great analysis who knows exactly what he is doing.

[@christinaray3698]

I agree with you. That's why I also use a trading broker. All my friends do as well because It's the smart move to increasing your balance

[@andydevine1284]

Trading with a good system is everything needed for success

[@davebauza7969]

I'd like to have one who handles trades like that for me. Tell me more about your trader

[@francoiskimmel8991]

Perhaps I could recommend my guy for you. He does good steady trading, should improve your profit returns a lot

[@captainjohansson5019]

why cant i open two opposite 1:1 positions on current market price and add to what seems to be winning (and remove SL of previous position)?

[@wakawaka_comedian]

That's exactly what I did, I don't use TP or SL when I hedge, I know I can't lose anything asides the spread amount which is usually negligible. When I see the trade moving comfortably in the opposite direction, I can manually stop the other side of the trade so I stop losing money while the profit runs up! Setting SL can kill any side of the hedge cos we all know that the market reverses FAST in mysterious ways before you can click anything. Second thing I do is to open multiple positions in the direction the trade went That way, even if I my SL is running in the negative of -10 maybe , my TP will be running in positive of +25

[@captainjohansson5019]

@@wakawaka_comedian wow, I’ve never thought of not using SL OR TP, I’ll try this. I grew a demo acc by 25% in 2 or 3 weeks but then lost all my profits most likely due to overtrading or overthinking. I’ll try your approach.🫡

[@captainjohansson5019]

@@wakawaka_comedian But how do you know when/ where you want to enter your trades? Do you use support & resistance?

[@captainjohansson5019]

@@wakawaka_comedian I just tried it and it doesn’t work. I’m in one long and one short on the same pair with no stop loss or tp. One is in 160 usd loss and the other 40 usd profit. It doesn’t work apparently

[@TIRapi1993]

How would you apply hedging to a losing trade instead of trading with a SL? What’s the best way to get out of a hedge

[@Hedgingmastermind]

Check my channel for that. Not just talk. Live videos!

[@KJ-nc2ed]

Take a little loss your self or wait for it to come back or lock the loss in with another position and when you have multiple profit positions close the losing trade or wait for it to come back for a breakeven

[@ZainHDHQ]

@@KJ-nc2ed nice!!

[@waishaidari5706]

I mean all my trades are around 100-200 pips but i never short sell my long buys. Too much stress isnt good. You need to trust your analysis, not yourself but the analysis.

[@Hedgingmastermind]

Lol

[@eddu4361]

This will only work if you buy and sell with market orders, not limit orders. With a limit order in the short example the price needs to go up first and come down again to pickup your limit sell order to start the trade. right?

[@tradingcold4463]

Well this is an example for already being in the trade. I only use pending orders, Instead of closing your position fully at your take profit, leave 10% on without a TP to compound for a countertrade in the future is what I’m trying to get across 👊🏽

[@jamieleevahid2059]

your profit will be lock on certain amount yea I won't go down and it won't go up either so its just waste of time you just close the trade and save time

[@zuzu1423]

How is this not a break even or simply a lock in on initial profit made from position 1? If you spend profit to open position 2, and stock trades down, then you are losing on position 1 at the same rate you are gaining on the position 2 short. I don’t understand how this can make you more profit than if you simply sold position 1 to pocket the profit when the RATE of gain from position 2 is Danes as rate of loss from position 1.

[@nayanmipun6784]

Hedging works when the trend returns to the hedged Long Short positions but if the trend doesn't return to the hedged Long Short entries there would be loss of the opposite position

[@Hedgingmastermind]

Wrong. Check my channel for live hedge videos. Don’t forget to subscribe 😌

[@nayanmipun6784]

🤷🏻‍♂️ not much use

[@kevinjohnson3521]

@@nayanmipun6784duh… do you trade every market the same way?!?! You adjust, that is what traders do… other ways to get out of it with a profit!

[@velosapien]

clever man

[@chrismercer5821]

I tried to hedge my trade But it didn’t work It just closes of my original trade Does it still work On spread betting account Or does it only works on CFDs

[@relaxforest-realmiraclesan8644]

You must do a “Force Open” and not a “Net Off” when you hedge. Check your trading platform on how to do it.

[@JamesCarlospeteyahoocom]

☝️☝️ I lost over $60,000 to Forex trading due to my inexperience and stubborn zeal to do it all myself. Well, One day I read an article 'How to recover funds lost through Forex trading' I was directed to contact Mr Carlos Peterson who finally helped me to recover my funds which i lost through Forex trading, there is still time for you to recover your losses, Mine was awhile ago but I already got the money back with the help of Mr Carlos Peterson. Contact him and He will help you work out how to recover your funds within 2 weeks and you will be happy again

[@shanemut]

Great stuff! 👍

[@tradingcold4463]

Thanks a lot!

[@christiannilsen2835]

I came here as I'm short on the EURCAD so I have the opposite situation and down 100 pips. How would you hedge that? :)

[@tradingcold4463]

Nice one man, firstly.. well done on catching that trade, it all depends tbh man, how are the fundamentals Playing in your favour? We had weak German data this morning which has helped the EUR weakness, but we also have more in the morning. But from a day trading perspective, if you see more downside on this from your view I would just keep the trade running, maybe take 25% off your position off to remove psychological emotions. As regards to hedging, I wouldn’t just hedge for the sake of it, only if a long represent itself that fits your plan! So, if a long represents itself, I’d keep the long executed, maybe take 25% as I said, and then also execute the long. If the long starts going into profit, 20/30 pips, you can cover your risk on that long trade. And you can either take off the short and bank the profits, or leave the short on if you feel like this long move is just a retracement for more further downside. So there’s a couple ways to do it man, only you know the the decision based on how the technicals look your end. Sorry if it sounds a little confuse, but hope that can help you a little bit 🙏🏼 tco

[@christiannilsen2835]

@@tradingcold4463 Thank you for answering! Maybe I misunderstood, but just to be clear the pair is very strong at the moment and I'm loosing and reading about the pair it seems it will keep the Uptrend. I have thought about closing some of the short trades (I have multiple), and as you mention maybe take -25% or more. My account has too high leverage for the amount invested I noticed.

[@tradingcold4463]

There’s been a bit of confusion around this video, that is a problem my end; I didn’t do so well at explaining it. I will do a new video about it soon, because it’s definitely a good way to maximise profits within your trading while keeping the risk minimal! And yeah man, take some profit, cover your risk, and I’d try keep to 1% risk per trade, especially when you’re still learning bro🙏🏼

[@christiannilsen2835]

@@tradingcold4463 A new video sounds great. There is no profits man, it's all red now :) 1% sounds good

[@nicklashansen3537]

tcotrading thank you for helping us out? Keep on the good work!!

[@arashflash298]

Simple and clear !

[@TraderMate]

What if the remaining trade reverses and stopes you out at break even, you would be down then.

[@jupiter2459]

Try this put a long and short position on close to each other with no stop loss. The hedge is the stop loss. When your analysis shows you a certain direction you exit one and let the other keep going. There's alot of advance things you have to consider to make the run more effective like find high or low of day for day trading or week for swinging. Its essentially giving you 50/50 odds of choosing direction. You will save alot of stress and losses. you welcome 🙏 one more tide bit you can put on small size and when you see the direction clearly add to the size, then you will be playing like the big boys

[@PakFan786]

What about if your hedge goes into drawdown and doesnt go into profit for you to breakeven it. And when to close hedge if the price retraces quickly back up.

[@Algoo-X]

I guess you have 2 options, close the hedge with a small loss and let the original trade ride to profits, the other option is to close both of them at the same time and you will win because if your hedge has the same lot size as the first trade they just cancel each other out, you won't make more or lose until you close one.

[@johnnyblack4]

I'd rather trade with a trailing SL. And wait for the next opportunity in line with the trend.

[@bobbymartin176]

😂😂thought this was a strategy on it own just to find out I have to have a trading plan 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️😂😂

[@dnyanibhai186]

If 1st trade hit s.l

[@user-pt1dn2bt6d]

show us your mql5 performance then we'll believe you!

[@jackblu475]

Still did not understand hedging... All I know is something about making 2 trades at once, each in the opposite direction, in an attempt to get profit no matter which way the trade goes. Don't know how to make profit when price decreases...

[@tradingcold4463]

Hi mate, so it kind of depends how you trade, I’m a day trader / swing trader, I’ll aim for 30 - 100+ pips per trade depending on what the chart tells me. Say my TP is 30 pips for one specific trade, instead of full tp’ing at 30 pips, close 90% of it for example then leave that 10% running without a take profit, this is your runner. You then wait for a sell setup which fits your strategy, and you use this running position to take the sell, this sell setup could be another 200 pips away, so just think how much your little runner would of built up, you can essentially take this sell risk free now because you have that runner

[@marcobaptista7708]

if the trend reinforces the account would be wiped

[@easyfixfx1392]

might as well of just taken profit then on the first trade? makes no sense

[@tradingcold4463]

Say you’ve a swing trade running, and it’s 100+ pips long, and a short position represents itself right..why not just hold that long, that way if you get stopped out on the short you still make money on the long and cover the loss? Or if the short start going your way you can then cover your risk, and then you have a long swing trade, and a new short trade running and 0 risk on the table. In this position you do not care if the market goes up or down, you make money either way.

[@tradingcold4463]

Maybe I haven't done so well on explaining it in the video, I apologise for that. The thing is, if you're 100 pips in profit, the market will have to retrace at some point to continue moving higher. So let's say the market retraces 30/50pips, why not try and capitalise on that retracement, as well as keeping the long active. Once you're in profit on the short you can cover your risk and then you're risk free on both. So your original long trade, say you took all profit and went short, and you get stopped out on the short. You've missed out on potential pips from the long, and taken a loss on the short. If you had just kept the long on, you cover the short risk, yes the long trade will start losing money, but that's why I say to make sure the long is 100+ pips in profit first, because it's unlikely the retracement will be more than this. Hope that makes a bit more sense.

[@easyfixfx1392]

@@tradingcold4463 Just open a short trade to lock in profits during the longs retracement, then release the short trade once the continuation occurs on the long trade..or release the long trade once a short is confirmed, either way can get messy in time

[@tradingcold4463]

It’s super simple and effective if I’m honest, once you do it a couple times you’ll realise it’s way worth it, after all we’re all trying to extract as much profits from the markets as possible, with the least amount of risk as possible 👍🏼

[@getinspired1777]

Make sure you use this on forex only, do not hedge in a volatile instrument

[@kagisocalvinramz3826]

especially synthetics that one is utter gambling

[@jamesanthonycruze670]

Sir i really like you stratergy i want to know how you solved these two problems 1. What if when you placed the sell order it hits your stop loss and comes down. As it can cause you double loss. Where do you place your stop loss as you know volatility these days have increased and long wigs can come from nowhere and stop you out and come down. 2. do you think doing all the buying in futures contracts and doing the selling in option contracts of the same stock will work for this stratergy. Do you think the price movements will be same in both derivatives..?? Thank you

[@tradingcold4463]

Hey buddy, so I’ve changed my strategy a little, as you mentioned the markets have changed a little, so got to adapt, and as for the hedging bro, I only trade currencies, and I would make sure my first position was risk free (stop loss at break-even) before I took a second position to keep my risk down. I’m going to be doing a video tomorrow, and here you will see my new strategy, it’s still similar but a few things have changed, be great if you could check in on that. For hedging mate keep to the same currency, and make sure you’re in a decent amount of profit on your first position before even thinking about taking a second, as you do not want to be over leveraging yourself.

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah man, stop loss placements come with experience if I’m honest, I’m only using pending orders now, but before I would get in after the manipulation spikes to make sure my stop loss wasn’t hit, takes a lot of patience but as I say the more you study the charts, the more you’ll know when to get in (after manipulation). Hope you have a great weekend bud

[@jamesanthonycruze670]

Sure bro iam waiting for your new stratergies. I want to know if imagine i take a long position in futures and make my stoploss to breakeven. And after that if market takes a pullback and i enter a short postion like scalping the pullback and exit when i see market is bullish by this i will make profit in both sides with a significant amount just need a setup which can give best entry and exit points for my scalping and by doing so..i will always be in the market with my long position and will make double profits with my scalps in pullbacks. And even if my sell position is wrong i will still be in a neutral zone. Do you think it makes sence and i should try this stratergy as iam still working on its pros and cons.. ?? Your opinion or any advice with your experience..?

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah bro, that’s exactly how hedging works man, you’ve hit the nail on the hedge! And yeah like I said getting good entries comes with time, I wouldn’t stress so much if you’re just starting out, they will get better with time! With my new way of trading, like I said I’m just using pending orders, so I don’t need any candlestick confirmations to enter the trade, which is great because it takes out a lot of the psychological emotions ! But yeah keep going with it, try the hedging technique next time you’re in profit if you see the market’s going to retrace against you, and the good entries will come! 🙏🏼

[@jamesanthonycruze670]

Yes bro iam a begineer in market. Trying to solve the puzzle 😅 I am pretty much excited for you new stratergy. Its feels good to have someone with similar mindset towards market.. Thanks you so much for your help.🤗

[@ukkk123]

forex hardly moves 100 pips in a week on small lot how will you make profit?

[@tradingcold4463]

You must be trading minors, most pairs move 100 pips a day if you’re trading the majors. GN moved 160 pips just yesterday. But you’re not going to make profit quick using small lots anyway. This isn’t a great rich quick scheme, it takes time. Especially if your account is below 5k

[@tradingcold4463]

Get rich quick scheme*

[@ukkk123]

@@tradingcold4463 my account is 15 and allowed to trade only .5 contract i.e 50 micro lots of .01. I want to make 75 USD everyday risk free

[@tradingcold4463]

I wouldn’t even bother trading a real account with that account size if I’m honest, stay on demo for a few months. Build your money up, save save save, and maybe start with £1,000 when you’re making consistent gains on demo. I don’t really like using demo because it takes all psychological factors out of It, but trading with such small account size is rather demotivating as well because I’ve been there! And you’re not going to profit every day anyway, especially not risk free, no trader profits every day bro! If we did we could flip £100 account to £100k no problem, it’s just not like that! Most of the stuff you see on social media’s aren’t legit, people say they can make you 100% of your account in a couple days, it’s all bullshit mate, hope that helps!

[@ukkk123]

@@tradingcold4463 I fully agree with you on this, what I am looking to hedge and make 10 usd in every one hour. cross pairs of gbp,usd,aud,nzd,cad moves around 50 pips in every two hours. need to captures some pips every 1 hours with a combination of 50 micro lots of .01

[@hdog6924]

But why wouldn't you just close it after the first position makes profit if its going to wipe one of them out?

[@tradingcold4463]

Sure, but let's say you're long, 100pips or so and a short position prevents itself. You take a short trade, why not just keep your long trade on, that way if the short goes against you, the long makes profit and covers your loss. It's a win win once you're risk free on both sides of the market. My style is more swing trading so it makes sense, I can understand taking profits on the first trade if you're day trading. Hope that makes sense

[@993bluezones9]

Because as the trade is protected by your initial winner, you can indeed use a higher risk free lotagge on the second trade.

[@nuthinbutbusiness]

Do you still use this strategy?

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah mate when I’m swing trading and I see the opportunity to do so! I’ve been intraday trading as of recently though, but it still works! A lot of fundamentals lately so can catch a good amount of pips within a day and then hedge like a normal swing so it’s still pretty good !

[@nuthinbutbusiness]

@@tradingcold4463 ok good good! Definitely the best hedging video I’ve seen online. Well explained and love the fact that you care about your Risk first and foremost! Wishing you the very best Mate 🙌🏽

[@tradingcold4463]

Ahh thank you so much man, means a lot!!! Kinda motivated me to get uploading again! Haha! Thank you, you too🙏🏼

[@ExpatTraderFX]

this isnt really hedging in the sense of the word

[@jupiter2459]

You ever wonder why it's called hedge fund and not stock fund

[@PakFan786]

I have problem where my profits fizzle out and turn negative, always waiting for my winners to go longer. How to fix this?

[@tradingcold4463]

Take partials at 1:1 risk to reward then put SL to BE and leave runners mate

[@PakFan786]

@@tradingcold4463 Thanks that makes alot sense

[@Robert546]

I like this because it would help me keep runners longer without just exiting at a resistance level that gets broken. Covering the risk is a must or you will still get burned both ways!

[@tradingcold4463]

That’s it bro!

[@Hedgingmastermind]

Sounds good till you try it that way 🤣

[@NupeAtl]

Huh

[@m0peds]

I take issue with your claim (GUARANTEED PROFITS?) if this were true you would be a billionaire

[@tradingcold4463]

It's not every time you can do a hedge. I'm only able to hedge about 10% of the time.

[@susan88888888able]

obviously people that already do this and know how to do this like this video bc it isn't clear at all

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah, if you’re not an experienced trader you won’t understand the meaning behind this. It’s a very simple concept that dramatically benefits your trading. 👊🏽

[@triano7757]

Lol this whole strategy is based on if your trade is profitable

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah it’s based on leaving runners, you’d be surprised how much the runners add up. They enable you to take big big risk free trades.

[@benreid5179]

Sorry but this doesn't work, this is not a good way to hedge. I have developed hedging EAs from scratch and under the right trading conditions you can guarantee a profit or at least a breakeven trade in most cases. Hedging a trade that is already 100 pips in profit when an opposing signal presents itself makes no sense. Just bank the winning trade at full profit and take the opposing trade using a portion of the profit from the trade you just won. This effectively makes trade 2 risk free. Newbie traders be careful when searching for strategies on KZbin, most don't work - including this one.

[@tradingcold4463]

This one works with my strategy. Here, take whatever your TP is, close 90% of it, leave 10% running, what’s the harm in this? Don’t have a TP for it. Then when you see a counter trade you can use that runner that’s built up to take a risk free counter. You should try it before doubting it. I day trade and look for 30/50 pips a day and it works so well with this. You’d be surprised how much the runners build up. Have a great weekend

[@averythompkins3682]

GOD loves you enough to send HIS only SON to save you and if you repent and turn from your sins and be baptized in THE NAME OF THE FATHER, THE SON and THE HOLY SPIRIT. ((if you haven't )

[@ExpatTraderFX]

speak up man

[@mattranum5231]

Why not just sell your position lol

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah you still can, but why not leave just 10% open without a TP to let compound overtime? You can use that little runner then to take a counter trade if one arises. Very powerful technique. Try it

[@zekiisler2341]

If I am sure the first trade will go 100 pips why shpuld I hedge? 😂 Sorty your method sucks.

[@ghitaciprian]

sorry but a very risky method....this is not a hedge...

[@tradingcold4463]

When you have/leave a runner it allows you to take a risk free trade. Nothing risky about this. Maybe try it then come back to me👍🏽

[@ghitaciprian]

@@tradingcold4463 of course, I will try it many times and will come back, mabe I didn-t understand it very well...

[@tradingcold4463]

Yeah try it man, just say you’re in a buy, and you hit your TP right? Well instead of closing all your position, close 80% and leave 20% running, put SL to BE. Then just let it run up to your next buy, say your next buy is 150 pips away that extra money you would of made from your 20% runner will allow you to take that short risk free, you could even risk half of what you have running and if the short stops out close out half of the position to cover for it, may sound confusing but just backtestit mate

[@ghitaciprian]

@@tradingcold4463 now I can see more, right, like this, will try many times, thank you. also I have one method, lets say I sell gold at 1800 with 1 lot till 1790 but it gets to 1809, you add another sell at 1809/1810 and still goes up, create a pending buy order with close entry at 1815 maximum with both of the previous lots cumulated, at this pending buy order either look untill profit or auto take profit, then let it drop, what do you think ?!

[@tradingcold4463]

Hmm not sure how that’ll work mate, if your trade gets stopped out there is no hedge, you can only hedge when you have a winning trade to get the most out of it bro. If you lose a trade move onto the next, this method is just to milk your winning trades and occasionally allow you to take risk free trades

[@adil6317]

WRONG! YOU HAVE NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT COST OF PREMIUMS. NOOB

[@wadimovich]

Such a horrible explanation!

[@tradingcold4463]

Then you clearly know fuck all about trading 😂