SKIP AHEAD | Forex Hedging Strategy

This is a continuation. Picking up where we left off.....
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[@Otis-the-III]

Regardless of the strategy, ‘experience and having an excellent risk management system are the ‘nuts & bolts’ of this industry, IMO!

[@wendylistings3234]

Yes I agree…it is big returns but u do work for it! :) I’ve made over 477K since August of last year.

[@OhhHellNoYouWont]

Share the recipe….

[@wholickedmydumpling]

Awesome! What’s your return %age?

[@wendylistings3234]

Don’t be fooled, with so many rewards also risks. I was, and really still am, a complete rookie at this stuff. But, our goal is 20% monthly return! Sometimes we do it and sometimes we don’t.

[@JoeCoIIar]

How to deal with issues when trade is in drawdown overnight or the weekend or holding to target? I have a strong desire to close these types of trade. Swing trading is not easy but avoids all the problems of scalping.

[@rharuperi]

Man, I think you are the best person on the internet who has taught about hedging, after having been thru a 1000 videos on the internet over the past two years about hedging, you have the best hedging strategy, and i like how this strategy is developing as well because the second version better in my opinion, keep cooking bro, good job

[@peter16665]

Second version is by far better, that's why its 2.0. He actually has the best hedging strategy like u said

[@DaveyRay29]

@rharuperi What's the differences with version 1 and 2 of the strategy? I just discivered this channel and the strategy seems promising

[@rharuperi]

@@DaveyRay29 You can watch more of his videos but the main difference between V1 and V2 is in in V1 after cutting the trade you hedge it again but this time u now trading as a lower size, so it anti-martingale which is good. But V1 is after cutting the trade, instead of hedging, you balance the volume that was cut off, meaning u cost averaging trades , this was in my opinion you exit trades after and at the same time not adding any trading volume.

[@Ciocy4x]

@@rharuperi brother can you kindly explain this a little more in depth please? because i can't find the V2 as seems like he removed the video, will appreciate it =)

[@alejandrodiaz5793]

I'm loving these videos! I hope you continue with the series

[@ExpatTraderFX]

I love these videos please keep them coming im learning a whole lot from you. i hedge in my trading but the way you do it is so brilliant that it shifted my paradigm completely

[@valicojo5291]

For fx replay you can use the position tool , click on it then Place order , this way it takes your entry without your manual input. It’s a bit easier than entering manually every time

[@jagm_personal]

It was amazing to find you! Fantastic strategy. I've gone through all your videos in couple of days and I really like them. Thanks for sharing

[@all6senses]

Hi Chad! Would love to see a Myfxbook from your account so we could see the drawdown and realised profits in a real account. Backtesting ignores lots of things like slippage, spreads, big overnight spreads that pick up hedges, commissions, swaps,... The theory is nice but please also make a video on the reality 😊

[@brianhagan6286]

Why don't you forward test it on a demo account live for three months. See how it performs and revert back here then sharing your results. It's a control related calculated skill we are all trying to learn. Reality is even if the market and your broker hits your hedge. You are completely hedged. You will end up with a small profit off one trade and a trim off the furthest one out. Even for example if your drawdown goes up to 20% of your capital you do not have to go max trade size on a few trades until it reverses back. Smaller profits, smaller trims but your account is safe. You live to fight another day. In an ideal world we get clean winning trades and massive profits but reality is we as retail traders loose more overtime unless you are very disciplined and keep developing your strategy to the market conditions. This hedging strategy is based on mathematical probability which is more advantageous as we are not second guessing the market. There could be an issue if you are in a country like I believe the USA where you cannot hedge on the same account if there was a flash crash ( black Swan moment ) where one account moves into a high drawdown or margin call. But there are ways to control that too. For example on a 10k account max you use is 50000units or 0.50lots depending which system your broker uses. Profits are smaller in monetary value but the overall risk is dramatically reduced. Other than practicing it yourself looking at Chad's or anyone else's account doesn't matter. All our risk tolerances, emotions etc are different. Others maybe happy to have higher risk and accept 30 or 50% drawdown. And in their thinking accept that a crash will happen and margin is called. The above is only my opinion as I am not a financial adviser and cannot offer financial advise. But the simple maths would be even at 2 to 3% a month its a better return on capital than any fund , pension or savings scheme. Hope it helps

[@nigpig123456]

Thank you Chad. This is very interesting and tested with an EA on your rules over 8 months from 1st Jan 23. Of course the input from your judgement and ours on which direction to go with a new basket of trades. The hedge system works out though from my research.

[@joseneto2525.]

Hey my friend, can you elaborate more on the results using this technique?

[@ericng6740]

Love the content, I bought fxreplay to practice along also!! Please make more videos :)

[@user-ym2fo9iq2q]

We miss you, Chad. Wish if you just come live or post a video to say hello... Really enjoy your teaching method.

[@emildragutinovic5251]

Hi Chad :) What do you say about starting a discord community? We could trade your concept and learn from each other :) Just keeping it simple with screenshots of how we trim and can get feedback on if we did something wrong or right for instance. I´ve fallen in love with this way of trading and it has totally changed my way of viewing the markets, all thanks to you! I am so grateful to you making these videos! They are my bible from mon to fri :)

[@stevezm100]

Yeah we need a discord

[@valicojo5291]

Fantastic, hopefully this becomes a series. Love the 2.0

[@SumaSuma-wl6tk]

I always respect traders who is clear and thinking outside of box

[@michaelpaz1816]

We miss you Chad. Please post another video. You have a lot of followers checking everyday to see if you posted a new video. Thanks for all you do.

[@valicojo5291]

Happy new year to all! Chad miss your content ,still don’t know what happened to that last trade 😂. I hope you guys have the beat year so far !

[@Algoo-X]

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@lopezina2023]

Happy Thanksgiving Chad. Thanks for all u do!

[@theforexhedge]

Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!

[@juergenx298]

Very good hedge approach! I would measure the gap between both sides with ATR -> supertrend has it.

[@MDBCapital]

thanks for the resource chad, through watching these videos we can build more intuition and experience and it eases the implementation for us. Thanks so much. my suggestion is that, if you face issues while trading on real account, share them here, we always share too, to refine this system to the best. thanks once more sir.

[@mikkopineda7951]

Thanks again Chad! You helped me a lot in managing my trades.

[@pauldrossinos2269]

You got me all excited Chad. I cant wait to trade this week.

[@ForexStoryteller]

I apologize for all the confusion I've been making. I understand what's going on and see you have a great method. Like I said you've taught me a lot of different new ways to look at things and it's opening me up to some other ways of looking at the market. I'm not trying to start anything, I'm not trying to continue anything. All I'm having the issue with is when my brain hears profit and equity doesn't go up, the OCD in my mind goes awhol and it won't let it go. I get what's going on up there I just can't get it out the right way. No worries, not bringing it up again. Just makes my brain scream is all. Again I'm sorry for confusion, you have a great channel and know what you're talking about. I never said anything about fake and the whole OCD thing went way overboard. I'll keep that in check and try to ignore that part. We get about the same returns, my comment on 200% is because I'm using this on 500:1, so it works like algebra, I use the cheaper margin to afford higher draws. If I traded 50:1, it's a 20% a month average, about 7% a week.

[@theforexhedge]

Dude you’re good. I actually love the feedback the channel gives. Always looking for a sharper edge. We might have got past helping and on to sparring. I appreciate you making this comment!!! We will all be better for sure going forward. Also…20% a month is legit. Congrats on that. Hope you stay around!

[@ForexStoryteller]

@@theforexhedge I don't mean to compete, were both trying to do the same thing, and that's preventing the worst case scenario, no losses 😂 competition is a good thing but I don't want it in a bad way. I'm on to something out of all that too, that may help, but I've got 7 impossible situations to solve before I say it's a good idea 😂 working one now for 5 months in testing, I'm seeing some interesting things

[@ForexStoryteller]

Yes, definitely useful. Needs some tweaks, but very useful 👍 time for another situation, the first I finally broke after 8 months. Had several opportunities to go flat but tried to recover everything and that got me in the end, plus being out of balance by accident a few times 🙈 second test I'll make sure to have that kept up with, it may have had a bad effect.

[@ForexStoryteller]

So useful it will will give a high chance of saving the "impossible situations" and reclaiming an out of control account 👌 I'm working my way to it, basics and build to it first. I just show what it is, it will only confuse 😕

[@valicojo5291]

20% a month is solid , last month i managed around 18% myself. Btw we all have our demons and sometimes it pushes us to not so constructive arguments but when it comes to trading I believe arguments are good because it provides a different perspective which can lead to improvement. Best of luck

[@TheOneLifeRider]

Hi Chad, I'm on pins and needles for the continuation :)

[@johnny--dollar]

Been missing see you Chad, just a hello once in a while would be nice!

[@lopezina2023]

Another great video. thanks. I noticed you didn't even squeeze at all in the new series (2.0). is this deliberate or there was just no need for it ?

[@AnthonysTradingChannel]

Thanks for sharing this video, I enjoyed it!

[@ebenv1]

Thank you for sharing this Chad, could you please make available the latest spreadsheet you have used here?

[@AI_Everywhere]

Awesome video again, tnx Chad.

[@andy1-]

Chad you are the GOAT of Hedging well done

[@mahmod1black1death]

Hello Chad, Why don't you share the fxreply statistics screenshot of the backtesting session instead of doing it in an excel sheet. It help us visualize the drawdown better. Thanks for this miraculous hedging technique

[@velvethamster9809]

Thanks for yet another awesome video Chad. Btw I’m starting to see scammy comments from bots, they are like annoying virus, the moment a channel starts becoming popular, they show up.

[@theforexhedge]

ugh, I was starting to see them to. bummer!

[@jimmiedean3364]

HI Chad, I was able to download your other version of the calculator but do not see this version anywhere. Do you have a download link available? Also, I am having some problems with getting fxreplay to work on my laptop. Probably user error. Do you recommend any video for tutorial on its use.

[@StoicMindset24]

Awsome man lovd it

[@warlord976]

This is such a fascinating channel, its my new favourite. Will this strategy work with standard stocks? You mentioned in a previous video you used to trade tesla - would this strategy work for tesla?

[@10xman9]

can you please provide the link for the updated trim the hedge calculator? :) units and lots, i do prefer lots over units as the platform i use it is using lots . thanks again for your continued support

[@camilomora539]

Nice job, men. Thanks.

[@popsi9733]

Hi Chad, Thanks a lot for such a good hedge trading concept..... Question: 1. Is it a limitation regarding to trim the hedge related to our equity? I am afraid if we miss the hedging profit target and market going far beyond those point, can be possible make us MC? 2. Is it a limitation to the number of hedging with the same worry?

[@youness4271]

Hi Chad, I like how you kept the suspense at the end of the video about what's going to happen after that huge red candle. Unfortunately, I cheated and went ahead and checked it out on the chart, and it looks like your decision to buy at market was... (well, we will find out in the next episode, stay tuned....haha).

[@theforexhedge]

Hahah. You cheated!!!! You crack me up. Sure appreciate your comments. Hope your trading is going good!!!

[@youness4271]

@@beepbeep.health I'm unable to answer that because there are few things that you need to consider to figure out the answer. For example, your risk tolerance, how volatile the pair you'll be trading, what's your gap + tp parameters, do you add trades along the way...etc. The best advice, is imagine the market goes 500 pips in one direction for example (Chad mentioned this in older videos too) (a move with insignificant pullbacks), divide that 500 by how many trims (gap+tp of the profitable trades) you would have had, and see how much drawdown you are left with (and if you added more trades along the way, find out their DD too). You see, that's why I cannot tell you with a definitive answer, but I can only give a framework to use to arrive at YOUR answer. I hope it helps.

[@ianforsyth2692]

Hello! Great video series. Is there an EA on the market that implements your strategy well?

[@betfairwinner]

Chad, I like your videos and I can see the value. For me, I'd like to use the hedge as an SL and not just a strategy unto itself. Do you have any methods, techniques, strategies or suggestions on getting flat? I know in one of your videos you say that getting flat is not the objective for you, but what if it was? Could you manipulate/manage a flat state and if so how? Thanks again for your video's and thanks for contributing to the eco system. Steve

[@Tradefy]

Seems like he is gone but I will answer it for you. You can only go flat if you have a 'runner' and take the profit of the runner to close the hedged positions in loss, thats the only way to get flat. You start the cycle again, get hedged and it repeats. Always consider that as soon as you get hedged, you incur a 1R loss and then you have the news events where you can slipped hard if your hedge for example gets triggered with a huge spread which could dramatically increase your losses.( You could mitigate this effect by entering the hedge before the news event though) The key with this strategy is to get as many clean trades as possible or just take a real SL like a man and retry, so you don't need to mess around with trade management. Its a fatal illusion if you think this strategy is the holy grail but definitely it could be good for your psychology, however it also comes with the price that you are more or less always exposed in the market, which could also affect your psychology in a negative way. Additionally you could be tempted to take trades you shouldn't, especially if you are getting hedged multiple times and your drawdown is large. Its very easy to blow up the account then.

[@user-td6hd7jg2e]

when you live the traid open overnight, you use TP or just let it go and see what the next day looks like?

[@AySupp]

Hey Chad, I discovered that if you're going to 'balance to capacity' a hedged position. The result if you win would be the same as initially closing the first position after 20 pips and then opening a new position after 40 pips ( so no hedging included ) Am I missing something?

[@voltaicjourney6272]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only way you would get in trouble with this management system is if you were to hit your margin limits?

[@DaveyRay29]

Hey Chad, it would be cool to have a tending market, eithet up or down. When I get that situation, I spread between the 2 external trades increases, draw down increases and its hard to erase one of the external position.

[@tomhauer3825]

Do you trade just one pair? Thanks for sharing your strat.

[@XanderRooi-iy4cr]

Hi Chad with us using lots instead of units on sometimes we can't trim even when we leave for more than 40pips and also I see on calculator it says close 0.02 lots and on lots left is shows 0.05 when using 0.06

[@Dangbana574]

when can we get the new calculator man mad love btw❤️

[@AySupp]

Im a big fan of this approach! Can you share what broker you use to trade this way? I lack the funds to trade this way with most brokers so I either need a broker that offers nano lots (0.001) or a broker that uses units in trading view. thank you!

[@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🙏🙏

[@naeemhussain5993]

just curious , how did you come up with this style of hedging???

[@dreamyrich]

Hi Chad really appreciate your work. I was wondering how we can get in touch?

[@dexternjoku5196]

Damn this is pure gold

[@lopezina2023]

Thanks again Chad. What would u say is the best way to master this? Backtest using FX replay or forward test using a Demo account? Or combination of both

[@theforexhedge]

Combo for sure!!!

[@stevezm100]

big up the chadmeister!

[@hihi695]

How would you go about compounding using this strategy?

[@salvationarinze4788]

Nice video man. Please can we have a spreadsheet?

[@rajmal410]

Which broker you used????

[@Dave-pc9ux]

How much lot size u recommend boss to those who doing prop firm challenge?

[@JJ-bn6pz]

Have you thought about coding this system and saving time on backtesting?

[@cylee7153]

Hi Chad , do you have any plan to develop an ea for your strategy? If you do plz let me know when you plan to release that, i would like to get it . Thanks for your kind sharing. It's really a brilliant strategy

[@fcpter5125]

HI....can we work with 20 pips profit?why have to be 40?thanks

[@zam2050]

how did you calculate your capacity?

[@ykmarkykmark]

Hi chad please answer in 19.29 min of the video you close the newest position and left the oldest one and that against fifo rule in the US . Can you explain please ?

[@ykmarkykmark]

You are the Best, Thanks

[@danilocantagallo3006]

Hi. I have a question. You use a fixed pips 20 and 40. Can i change the initial pips needed for entry and add 10 or 20 pip for the trim trigger? Thank you

[@theforexhedge]

Yes you can! this is completely up to you!!!

[@naeemhussain5993]

Best strategy ever... Start a group, Chad.

[@Mc_l0vin_]

Hey Chad I’m sure you’ve already answered this question before, but what regulated broker can I use to hedge in the us? because the us has that stupid FIFO restriction and I can’t hedge with the broker I’m with right now.

[@theforexhedge]

I use OANDA. I have two accounts. One for long positions and one for short positions. Hope this helps.

[@henrydebeer8522]

I love the trading style. I adopted it into a small account and it's done extremely well. Quick question. In this video, you are back to 20 pip and 40 pip TP. Do you prefer it to the 10 and 50? Not asking advice, just your personal opinion. I've been using 10 and 50 successfully. I was up 30% from 1 Nov to 27 Nov before I made a catastrophic mistake...I took profit, got distracted at work and didn't relaise I was unhedged and wiped out 70% of my account. Good lesson! Won't be doing that again. When's the next video??

[@johndeopaduaART]

how often were your buy/sell stop getting hit at 10 pips? with usd/cad, 10 pips stop gets hit almost every time

[@adamshahrein5350]

Can you explain about your position sizing.How do you deal with that i mean hes using starting balance of 10k what is appropriate sizing for our small accounts

[@vaibhavjain4550]

brother the problem with 10 pips is that you have to make adjustments very frequently.

[@vaibhavjain4550]

@@adamshahrein5350 i believe if you are having x amount with 1:100 leverage then taking 1/5th position of x amount would suffice.. like you have $7,000 and your broker blocks margin of $1200 per 100,000 units (1 standard lot) then trade with 100,000 units long/short along with 100,000 hedge (totaling $2400 per hedge pair) in this way even if your drawdawn goes to $2000-$3000 then too you have sufficient margin to adjust positions. I hope that helps👍

[@ok_best]

where is your new video bro….

[@sayitwithstone4551]

CHAD WE MISS YOUUUUUUUUUU

[@roberttaylor664]

Been backtesting with half capacity until working the inside. Using full capacity to knock out some of the farther positions. Then going back to 50% capacity again until back inside. This has been reducing chance of unmanageable positions far away from current price, and def reduces drawdown quicker.

[@stevezm100]

hey rob what pip split you using? 20/40 ? what pair? cheers

[@roberttaylor664]

​@@stevezm100EURUSD and sticking with 20/40. So far that has been working best. I've been working on a formula based on ATR to make that decision more adaptive to changing volatility.

[@theforexhedge]

This is excellent!!! Way to put a plan in place!!

[@zam2050]

@@roberttaylor664 have you experimented with other ratios for EURUSD?

[@imbtmn9836]

This. I think the inside is almost free for all, margin dependant of course.

[@fredericogf908]

Hi Chad, thank you for keep uploading these amazing videos! Can you please share the link to download the new calculator with the "Capacity" feature? Thank you

[@1dylanflowang]

you can just add it yourself. it’s just total capacity minus position in the market

[@fredericogf908]

@@1dylanflowang Yes, I already did! thank you 💪🏻

[@TheOneLifeRider]

Would it be safe to assume, that you're 90% wrong in your direction and it makes no difference if you're going long or short? Would it make more sense then to simply open a long and a short position and avoid the waste in the middle? What are the stats?

[@dexternjoku5196]

If you did that then you wouldn’t give yourself any room to be right on the trade direction so you would never get flat or make any money

[@aristotleazarcon6167]

thanks chad for the videos very legit your my idol

[@Dave-pc9ux]

How much pips is suggested if hedging gold?

[@learningpriceaction]

hi chad, i would like to ask about the formula in your hedge calc, whats the basis for identifying the amount to keep, using units divided by 1000 vs lots divided by 100? hoping you answer this

[@theforexhedge]

Yes. In units divide by 1000. Units I would multiply by 100. For example 50,000 units divide by 1000 = 50.00. .5 lots multiply by 100 = 50.00. (50,000 units = .5 lots). Hope this helps

[@learningpriceaction]

@@theforexhedge thank you very much chad.

[@davida980]

Hi Chad. How confident are you to be able to chatch the 6am candle at the end of the video in real life conditions? It seems to be connected to some newsevent? It might be that there would be a gigantic spread situation which doesn't allow to take profit at all or not enough.

[@theforexhedge]

I wake up at 5am everyday. So for me. It’s pretty likely. I would recommend backtesting time frames that are very likely for you. Something you are confident in repeating.

[@davida980]

@@theforexhedge Yes. It would be 2.30 PM here in Europe, I would definitively be trading then. My concern is more spread, slippage and very fast moving market in certain conditions. So, if that candle is indeed a rubberband one around news release (US CPI), I think there could be a possibility that I would not be able to close in profit, trim opposite position and buy at the market fast enough. It depends on volatility. No criticism, just something to consider when backtesting. In general I think your strategy is one of the best. Gives you great control over your capital. So, thanks again to bringing the idea to the world ✌👍

[@theforexhedge]

Live trading I pre-plan all of my trades. I plan what position will be up 40 pips, and how many pips out my trim position will be. I already know how many units I'll trim long before the time comes to execute. This may help you speed up the process. Two clicks with the mouse and I'm back to watching candles move. @@davida980

[@filipzielinsky88]

Hi Chad and everyone, I have a problem with the fact that my position is always 1000 pips away, even though I keep trimming. What to do in such a case? Or how to avoid it? Another problem is that if I hold those positions for a long time, I have a large swap, which slowly takes away the profits.

[@brianhagan6286]

May I ask which pair are you trading?1000 pips is a long way up or down. We will be better able to understand where you are in the market.

[@jagm_personal]

What is the balance you recommend for hedging 1 lot? 10k? And what is a DD that can be expected from this? Is it around 30%? Thanks

[@jagm_personal]

@@davidankrapp7773 did I ask you man? go to your business

[@pauldrossinos2269]

Hi Chad love your videos. When is the next one?

[@theforexhedge]

I’m thinking this week I’ll get one out.

[@1dylanflowang]

you deleted the video on margin and position sizing... can you upload it back?

[@alig.282]

Hi Chad! Binged your videos and you are such a great presenter it clicked so easily for me - don't tell too many people🤣I'm knee deep in fxreplay and had a couple of questions: 1. I can make my hedges go on forever by always trading to capacity - what is your advice here and when do you decide to trim and close the hedge finally? 2. What maths do you do to decide your capacity/lot size? Your examples use a $10k account and 1 lot capacity but with 1 lot you can easily find yourself in 10-20%/$1-2k floating loss - do you worry about that or just keep the floating loss to a certain level by trimming and squeezing?

[@chrisbeijer2778]

Thanks for the videos man. Really interesting. I didnt quite understand the end where you say 3-5% a month? You where already up way more in this example right? Can you make a video about the potentials of this system please?

[@theforexhedge]

3-5%. Keep expectations low!!! ;)

[@toms8879]

how is the new strategy working sofar

[@dorianramos3083]

Te estás olvidando del interés compuesto y como puedes usar las ganancias para ir incrementando la cantidad de unidades que puedes usar en cada entrada...

[@AdeposiOkupe]

Lovely. Looks like the video ended abruptly, or was it just me? Responding to what you said at the end about 3 - 5% monthly profit, I assume that's due to the swap fees and trading commissions, taxes? So those of us not in the USA and who do not have these fees should be able to make something in the range of 15 - 20%?? My broker allows me to trade without swap fees, commissions and taxes. Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks @forexhedging

[@stevezm100]

Sounds like a nice broker what are they called?

[@vaibhavjain4550]

which is your broker buddy?

[@AdeposiOkupe]

@@stevezm100FBS. I did a video on my channel about it if you can find me

[@AdeposiOkupe]

@@vaibhavjain4550FBS. I did a short video about it on KZbin if you can find me.

[@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 LUCKILY 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.

[@karimukebrit7865]

why calculator in google sheet has no draw down ?

[@1dylanflowang]

how do you deal with swap fees foe positions that are negative? it adds up to a significant amount overtime i realised

[@theforexhedge]

They do add up. I average 3-5% net of all fees. Including swaps!

[@mrindorivlogs7209]

sir plz tell me how to get that calculator sheet

[@gojdff]

Hello Chad, no more videos?

[@qasimmohamedyuusuf6959]

Hello Chad Thanks for your latest 2 long videos. They were really informative. Did you come up with this hedging strategy by yourself? I have an hedge strategy as well but it's fare more labour intensive than yours. Is Oanda your broker? What's your allowed leverage? Thanks

[@theforexhedge]

Hey there!!! I did come up with this myself. I trade on a 50:1 account!

[@moffatlebang2219]

@@theforexhedge So, your strategy doesnt have losses 🤣, i have been trading this on demo, for 7 days, took more than 100 trades and everyday my balance and equity increases. So how do you sleep at night knowing that you have released a beast of a strategy to the community at large. simple ALGEBRA!!!

[@theforexhedge]

Haha. This is music to my ears!! Glad you have had some success!!!

[@fcpter5125]

Thank you

[@gtx2083]

Hi chad i backtested this strategy quite few times now, most of the times it works out and i get decent returns but sometimes when the market keeps running and my goal is to get flat i just never can , i would love to see your strategies on how to get flat. Thank you in advance

[@gtx2083]

@maurusmack8878 hello thanks for the return. I do 20/40 always but sometimes it just happenes where u have a small position and the market just keeps trending with minimal pullbacks and even if there are pullbacks you just cant predict them and the hedge always get picked up if you know what i mean

[@gtx2083]

@maurusmack88786 months??? That is waaay too much tbh. Did you end up with some profit at least 😂

[@angelofdeath4779]

I dont understand..can u simplify using lot.. not unit

[@PattayaNight]

How do you trade this statagy live being that you can't hedge like this in the US? Is it possible to trade like this using 2 accounts on tradingview?

[@PattayaNight]

thank you!@@davidankrapp7773

[@rustycowell7264]

USD is converted to CAD, 100,000 units is not 10$ per pip, Its around 67cts. Meaning you need 1.33 lots to equal 100,000 units. I know you know this Chad and i know this but many do not understand pip value, Just curious why you are using 100,000 units = 10$ per pip. Also are you basing the gap entry from 30-20 pips based upon the current volatility?

[@zam2050]

If you almost never get clean trades but are able to squeeze a lot of stop orders you would still come out profitable right?

[@theforexhedge]

Squeezing makes a big difference. But I really try to catch a clean trade or two along the way.

[@zam2050]

@@theforexhedge I noticed your methodology on initially entering trades seems to be the most discretionary part of your strategy. It seems like you just fade the price a lot when you feel like it and it works out. Would be cool to hear more about how you decide to enter. Interesting that you don't use any other indicators or much analysis for this part.

[@jetnarito]

hey chad, I've been testing this strat of yours. I get into a lot of trouble when the market starts trending. can you make a video on a trending market and how you get out of trouble.

[@johndeopaduaART]

ive experienced the same. each time i get hedged almost every time

[@PakFan786]

trending market is best for not getting hedged

[@harryokafor5955]

Nice Strategy, does swaps eat deep into your profit when you do carry the trades overnight?

[@theforexhedge]

swaps are a cost you need to be aware of.

[@harryokafor5955]

Please can we get this calculator as it is an update from the last one🙏@@theforexhedge

[@raduciopraga2752]

I love it awesome videos as always. Thank you for everything. Thanks to you I’m almost gonna pass a 50K challenge from a prop firm. As long as you are here I’ll be supporting you. Recommending videos sharing all that.

[@theforexhedge]

good luck on your challenge!!! hope you kill it! and thank you for the support!

[@stevezm100]

what pair u trading and what prop? cheers

[@raduciopraga2752]

@@stevezm100Cheers bro i trade GU because it has nice movements and treated me well. Plus i backtested it and had great results. I use MyfundedFX.

[@theforexhedge]

This is the CAD. I don’t trade prop firms…..

[@BrettBlack]

@@theforexhedge I think their question was for the original post.