Profitable "Step-by-Step" Hedging Strategy (Used by a 15 Year Forex Pro)

[@TradingNut]

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[@iTradeForex]

if you have a hedging mindset , you must have a "PLAN B" if things go wrong . because you dont want to close overall in LOSS after long days . So before you open your first initial trade you must know whats your level and whats your plan , because PLAN B should also be a Profitable Setup .

[@A.e.t.h.e.r.]

Any suggestions for plan B?

[@Coldstones_]

Bro what’s your plan B

[@your_spirit_guide]

Sometimes your trades can get stuck for months if you want to clear your hedges without any losses. Not all losses can be cleared without a loss and new hedges can get stuck along the way while you try to clear the losing trades

[@kevinjohnson3521]

SL’s in hedging is important. Otherwise losses will just keep running up. But SL’s can cause you to close a trade prematurely. Hard balance sometimes.

[@hkaniugu]

hedge only once, is enough

[@coreyburns7744]

Yep..... Nick has given the Sauce he was the first I saw Hedge❗️

[@TshilidziNemukongwe-ny1wr]

Most people will never understand bt his right i trade hedge only it works u just hv to hold trades for to long bt it works

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍Btw, thanks, your trade-management strategy itself is clearly presented here. 👍(Please come back on the channel and explain what to do if either a) the price crashes through multiple hedges, or b) price nicks into a hedge but then bounces about. )

[@4sho100]

This strategy is really efficient I use it everyday maybe a little bit different than how he do it but the hedging strategy is a great profitable strategy... You just have to build your own style with it 💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯💯

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍Dynamic hedging -- thanks, yes, a smart management- strategy.👍Btw, what if price continues to move against you, in a trend reversal, at what point - and at what loss -- would you close????

[@didymario]

I was hoping the interviewer would ask that question.

[@rjeditz45]

You Should Do This On Bigger Time Frames With Small Lot Size Aiming Bigger Target Or Do This On 1M With Resistance And Trend And Use Small Lot With Short Targets So That You Can Make Money

[@IlhamBabayev-r3h]

This is one of the best video ever . Thank you And love to see more videos on Hedging ❤

[@sertaliozer1]

Very close to Shawn - MissionFX's strategy

[@richbalkissoon5322]

very true

[@blackstone2026]

as easy as as that? my God i just learnt to trade, determine direction, smaller timeframes, find support and resistance zone to enter and wait for retrace ...patience is key whether buy or sell.

[@tsondang1169]

most excellent hedging style, thank you very much

[@Tripl3333]

This is good......the only issue is that you have to be constantly in front of the screen, for me its not a problem if its during the day, but after a certain time it is difficult to follow.

[@ForexStoryteller]

Just use alerts. If you miss one no big deal, just wait for another level or set up, and continue from there. You don't need to live on the charts and using the hourly or h4 really does help if you're limited with time 👌

[@musoforhire]

It can work the opposite way. If I'm in a bit of drawdown, want to stay in the trade but need to do something else or sleep, sometimes I'll just hedge the trade, then I don't have to worry about going further into drawdown.

[@Tripl3333]

@@musoforhire ...true

[@4sho100]

This is a great strategy in the first hour of the market opening. I use it everyday and been 85% Plus.. my strategy is a little bit different but similar

[@RaniaQuynhTramCao]

How can you hedging in the same account, whenever you have a short position if you hedging buy it will close that short position out asap?? So please let me know how can you hedging??!!

[@justinibrahim1]

Really like the accent and way he talks, like AI, especially when he says GRAZER 😄 … Thanks for sharing

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍Very much like Nick Shaun -- another great trader. Nick calls this risk managment 'dynamic hedging'.👍

[@StefanReich]

*Nick Shawn. But yeah you're right

[@forexbascketmilionaire3477]

you dont learn nothing from Nick Shawn. just a course seller

[@ntokozoguzunene1973]

@@forexbascketmilionaire3477 You're wrong dude

[@ifoundthistoday]

he stopped hedging .. after several blowouts when price didn't bounce soon enough

[@StefanReich]

@@ifoundthistodayInteresting. I mean, with every additional hedge, he does make some amount of loss (because he has to wait and see if a hedge is needed while the price continues to go against him). So it makes sense that he can only cope with a handful of non-bounces in a row.

[@Rachelebanham]

This is excellent - thank you.

[@cyphatrader6035]

Thank you sir for the thorough explanation and demonstration of your hedging strategy. My question is: Do you use the same position size for all your entries?

[@vivosereni]

yes you have to use same position size .

[@frankreed5669]

I find hedging a really interesting concept but I’m yet to see someone who explains how to exit when it goes wrong

[@jonathanlee5185]

Agreed. This was my comment, above. My solution is no more than 3 hedges, and then close them all -- accepting the loss which is still there between the initial trade and the first hedge.

[@frankreed5669]

@@jonathanlee5185 I guess it would be no different to having 3 consecutive losses would it ?

[@ek348]

Was gonna ask the same question, tbh. This is hard if it still goes against u the 2nd and 3rd time but they might have some rules around it obviously

[@pz2x5v]

One thing i have tried is that i follow support and resistance and keep adding in small sizes to my winning position. This eventually helps to reduce the initial loss side and I cut positions on next support resistance. Mostly in profit or sometimes in breakeven. I have tried this multiple times and it worked well.

[@denzelchinho7628]

Was thinking the same ,

[@PinarEric-s2l]

At least. This is a well organised, interesting, andgood video. ❤

[@janl6806]

Agreed BUT for 1h Chart you need high leverage

[@vivosereni]

This is perfect hedging .

[@Gargamoth]

I see you're working on this one hour. You have several days worth of candles there. Do you type in you SL and TP to come out of your trades automatically or do you watch and manually make your moves on a daily basis?

[@all6senses]

Aaaah, the old Nick Shawn way 😁

[@pm7775]

If you're funded, watch the drawdown with this strategy

[@itumelengratau6128]

How he trade he protects his drawdown with an opposite trade

[@MrColoradovideos]

@@itumelengratau6128 you have to be very careful how things are calculated depending on the platform you are using, because it can differ by company.

[@jabumzizi1492]

Never hedge with a funded account because you’ll always lose

[@TahaE66]

​@@jabumzizi1492how do you know are you pro?

[@mmarano869]

@@jabumzizi1492 not true you just have to dial down your position sizing... with a stop loss you'd be in a worse position.

[@Pulmol7]

what i dont get is the following, you put the Buyorder as a Stoploss and Closed it with the opening of the second short order. But what if you never reached your zone for the second short. instead the market picked up your buy order/SL and then goes down. so now you have your buy order in a loss and your short in profit. how to get out of this situation?

[@amerrashed6287]

I guess Hedging strategy working very well in swinging market, not in downtrend/uptrend market.

[@benz500r]

You made profit on profit! It's like printing greenbacks.

[@milkshake2781]

im using hedging if i got unpredictable moment. and opposite direction must have multiplier than other one :D

[@zergetrh5705]

What do you do if the market reverse immediately after you open the hedging position ?

[@Benny_Njoroge]

SL is crucial here. You just need to find the right position to avoid getting stopped out prematurely

[@chibuzoroduche4058]

How come you did not buy on the second sell zone?

[@mrnobody2795]

It in hour ? How to exit the trade ? Tp?

[@TommySoprano1220]

I understand what this guy is doing, but what I would have done differently is kept that initial sell/buy " locked" like he did then jus waited for another setup that would have wiped out the locked position. He wiped out the buy side completely leaving a floating sell order with no backend protection. It could have turned around on him and then he would have been fuked lol

[@mikeruggles8676]

Good point - so you would have kept the hedge trade (long) open until what point? Net breakeven between the two? Or until price reached one of the 'grey zones' to see how it reacted? Or close it as he did but then have a stop buy order as a trailing hedge that would trigger if price had reverted against the original short trade?

[@tanujbhardwaj3302]

in my senses he is trying to find a loophole forcefully., however he is not understanding the concept at all., he would have closed buy trade at loss.

[@your_spirit_guide]

If you trade pairs like Xauusd and Gbpjpy, the market can create a false wyckoff tricking you to release the buy order, and continue to go bullish for another 300-500 pips creating more fake reversals along the way. Even if you keep setting new buy stops, you will end up releasing them due to the fake reversals. It can still result in huge losses if you keep adding more positions Whenever the market has abnormal daily range for that day, we can still get fuked big when we release the hedges

[@lartih]

Good one!

[@rambo4372]

does blue guardian supports hedging?

[@TradingNut]

Yes

[@sirotora8157]

Thank you so much!

[@kelvinjude-xt3kv]

The drawdown with this strategy is alarming.. For beginners it will blow an account waiting for that Sell point

[@louissidebottom3565]

Not if you enter buy and sell same price at same time

[@pepecaleh6716]

Thank you so much

[@volumentrader]

Where is the difference to close the trade and reentry with double size ? It’s exactly the same result, but you can’t give it the name hedging. If you are hedged, you are neutral. Same when you close the position 🧐

[@yxcvmk]

VAlid point. And closing + doubling other direction = martingale. As far as I currently see it, hedging reduces the occurrence of losses, but if they come, they are bigger. On the bottom line the diffences could be minor, unless hedging (position size increase) gets out of hand. Then a loss will be so big, that a blown account is likely.

[@ek348]

the difference is u dont close losing trades or u’ll have way less pretty much, but its risky if it goes the other way cause losses get bigger, if lets say on the second trade it went to “sl” which is another buy stop then you’re down 1% in one trade which is gonna be hedged but you’re down 2-3 or more in the other, ofc the profits are bigger too

[@Mpfx97-97]

Yeah it should be on appetite of your balance

[@andrewb76]

This is exactly right- this type of "hedging" is nonsense.

[@TradingHeroes]

Nice, yeah it is really that simple.

[@rustynikau]

Can we run simultaneous trades on tradingView? I though new trades cancel any previous ones?

[@cap7333]

i have the same practical question, how to operate this in real life. yesterday i was in a 45 min call with my broker trying to find a way to hedge using TradingView... but could not find a solution. we all know a buy order with a short position will close the current short position. my solution has been to use another account in another broker simultaneously, but it's complicated, not practical and dangerous if i need to manage the trade outside my computer environment (market closes for me at 1:30am and I'm not in the office until this time) anyone has a suggestion?

[@cap7333]

@rustynikau i am a futures trader and i have the same practical question, how to operate this in real life. yesterday i was in a 45 min call with my broker trying to find a way to hedge using TradingView... but could not find a solution. we all know a buy order with a short position will close the current short position. my imperfect solutions have been : 1) to use the next contract for the hedge, but it's very complicated since the prices will not be the same, so your hedge price will be placed based on the market structure of the next future contract, also you have the risk of low liquidity in the next future contract. 2) to use another account in another broker simultaneously, both options are complicated to execute, not practical and dangerous if i need to manage the trade outside my computer environment (market closes for me at 1:30am and I'm not in the office until this time) have you found any practical way to implement this, any suggestion you cannot share? thanks

[@SistersForever-es4hc]

Thanks guys

[@ZainHDHQ]

The age old question with this strategy is, when do you cut the loss on the trade that’s in drawdown while it’s crashing in one direction?

[@Tripl3333]

yup.......was thinking the same thing.

[@pz2x5v]

One thing i have tried is that i follow support and resistance and keep adding in small sizes to my winning position. This eventually helps to reduce the loss side and I cut positions on next support resistance. Mostly in profit or least in breakeven. I have tried this multiple times and it worked well. But again there is always room for improvement.

[@Tripl3333]

@@pz2x5v

[@ZainHDHQ]

@@pz2x5v thanks bro

[@ClockInWithJynx]

All u have to do is add more positions with a higher lot size to over power the loss it’s simple lollll

[@WolfGangFX]

the guy sure is a pro. but so many things can go wrong. this explains what hedging is, but its a little too short. I have a lot of questions in my head tho. good intro thanks

[@TradingNut]

Ask him on the livestreams, or post questions here and I’ll forward on

[@pencilcheck]

How can he have one buy and one sell trade all active??

[@tristan583]

THATS all the idea of hedging , opening an opposite position to offset first trade risk

[@TheCoffeeReviewer]

Wait, am i right to say he did not placed any stop loss on the firs sell?

[@colleenambrose2642]

No he didn’t

[@classicsignofgivinguponaus3685]

That's the point in hedging. If it's triggered you manage your way out of the secured loss.

[@tathagatasahoo329]

where is the SL for first and second SELL position?

[@julesfaustin2512]

there is none 😳

[@AnthonysTradingChannel]

Enjoyed your video, it was insightful and entertaining.

[@truth6242]

Did he say "haachhhh" or "aahhhchhh" one LOL First time hearing it said this way.

[@chrxmeface]

Fees kick your ass tho on a 50 to 100k account

[@AbdulBasit-ne4od]

Appreciated

[@kamranakmal6468]

I dont think its gonna work 😅

[@shimizu67]

"Let me just go back here guys", nah, your analysis is biased at this point since you saw the next candles. I don't understand how anyone could take this seriously. You don't just "go back" on a trade. Next.

[@classicsignofgivinguponaus3685]

He literally called out his trading plan before the play, are you being serious?

[@widxchange]

​@@classicsignofgivinguponaus3685😂

[@MrBwetch]

Impossible with futures

[@classicsignofgivinguponaus3685]

Agreed

[@vandanz]

Why?

[@cap7333]

@mrbwetch i am a futures trader and i have the same practical question, how to operate this in real life. yesterday i was in a 45 min call with my broker trying to find a way to hedge using TradingView... but could not find a solution. we all know a buy order with a short position will close the current short position. my imperfect solutions have been : 1) to use the next contract for the hedge, but it's very complicated since the prices will not be the same, so your hedge price will be placed based on the market structure of the next future contract, also you have the risk of low liquidity in the next future contract. 2) to use another account in another broker simultaneously, both options are complicated to execute, not practical and dangerous if i need to manage the trade outside my computer environment (market closes for me at 1:30am and I'm not in the office until this time) anyone has a suggestion?

[@siddheshdeshpande28]

thats nick shawn for you..

[@P3ac30fM1nd]

woody from toys story

[@PurplestateTV]

Does blue guardian allows for hedging ? @tradingnut

[@TradingNut]

Yep