Securing My Wins: How I Use Forex Hedging to Protect Profits
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2023
- I unveil my strategy for securing wins in the Forex market using hedging techniques. Learn how to protect your profits and minimize risks through effective forex hedging, including an in-depth look at the tools and approaches that can help stabilize your trading outcomes.
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PLEASE ADVISE .
I was told to spread my savings across different things like stocks and bonds to protect and support my retirement.with everything being shaky,I'm considering going into Trade.?
I HAVE INCURRED SO MUCH LOSS TO TRADE ON MY OWN,I TRADE WELL ON DEMO BUT I THINK THE REAL TRADE IS MANIPULATED.
You are absolutely right.
I have same issue loosing in real trade but win in Demo.I think about giving up sometimes.
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.
The wisest thought that is in everyone's minds today is to invest in different income flows that do not depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in gold, silver and digital currencies (BTC, ETH. stock,silver and gold)
When it comes to Trade, I can confidently say that bitcoin is the best option. But most people think it's all about buying and leaving it to rise but It takes a lot more you need to trade it to earn daily.
This really works I go to sleep and I wake up with profit 👍
Really good strategy, been trying to incorporate a hedging strategy that would replace the Stop Loss system, which can be a death by one thousand cuts.
“By one thousand cuts…” well said!
Why not just take the profit & exit the trade if I'm still gonna have the same amt of profit after the fact?
Brilliant expose! Weldone birthday boy! I have been listening to several other hedge lectures all over my head! Yours is very easy to grasp. Am going to lookup your other vids for sure👍👍
Thankyou. Really helpful
By all means the most well explained video on topic of hedging strategy in RUclips so far . Definitely an eye opening 5star quality content . love it !
yes it's the worse content ever
Nicely explained thank you
amazing insights
Hi, good explanation, thank you. Can you deploy this hedging strategy in TradingView? I ask as I see that's the charting package you're using in this video.
And what if i trail this hedge in my open position, locking my profits when it goes wrong and releasing it once it rebounds, what's the downsidde
Yeah I love it
Thanks Sir
your advise & strategy on direct hedging
Hi
Just watched your video on hedging, lively job. So question I have is:
How do you take the hedge off at B/E once it triggers.
Sounds like a silly question until we dig a bit deeper
Let’s say S&P and it’s set to trigger at price of 4500 and it touches, activates then returns back up, as markets do.
If you take it off at a small loss there’s a change that many times price will come back hit return 4500 and so on.
This may happen many times as the market moves
Each closing out of the hedge is a small loss, these losses can add up
Do you just accept that
Is there a trick?
How do I take off a hedge properly?
Thank you very much
Curious...what's the benefit of locking in a gain with a hedge instead of just taking the profit?
I was about to ask the same question 😂
you may not want to close a trade during a big news event as you believe price will go up in the long run and you may already have multiple positions open in profit
You won’t make more money again even if the market does 1,000 pips🤔
@@theadebayostarman8004 yes do the math
@@KayansMarkets Thanks for the reply.
Great insights! We are commodities traders, but are now having to take position on FX - super helpful intro explanation so we have more knowledge when working with brokers.
Hi,Pls how do I stop negative Profit?thanks
Hedging is for locking in a position so you can roll out of it later with another trade.
If you make a bad trade you can hedge it till you can break even on the bad trade instead of eating drawdown too liquidation or stoploss
VITAL QUESTION IS--If trader was trading forex pair to hold for average duration of 3--5 days what time frame should be used for TREND DIRECTION?--IS IT 4 H CHART? Traders biggest enemy is trend flipping on A dime(e.g. 1H/lower times frame trend).Trend on 4H chart may be the best trend guide for majority of forex traders.. By the time trader confirms that trend on daily chart is up, market has already gone up about 5-7 days & if you ask supercomputer for the mathematical odds, computer tells you that odds are negative right from the start.Trend based on the last 10--15,four H candles has enough big players/juice/force behind it so that it would not flip on A dime, so trader has decent chance to make something without buying overpriced asset to lose again. Your wisdom/expariences please?
In Canada, we cannot hedge. As soon as we set up a sell, it negates the buy, if the sell is below the price. So i don't think this will work for me,
Are you sure it's Canada? Maybe it's your broker. Switch brokers.
A part from your prowes in markets look for CNN news job with your voice.
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There's no point in locking in profits. Please tell me about a strategy where you can break even from a losing trade by using a hedging strategy.
Sir, isn’t hedging illegal for US brokers. How would I approach this method using my forex funds
You can use two different brokers and place opposing trades with both or place the opposing trade on a market which is reversely linked to the market in which you have the first trade.
@@lalli007he can also use sub accounts!
What am I missing here? What’s the difference between this hedging strategy and setting a stop loss? If you’re in profit $300 and you wanna keep the trade longer because you believe it may go up, you can just set your stop loss to prevent you from losing that $300 and don’t set a take profit. This hedging method does the exact same thing.
You can profit both ways…
In your example the stop loss will probably trigger almost immediately on the slightest price movement in the opposite direction?
Never traded forex don't you have to pay fees for the short given you technically borrowing the asset? This should be considered in using this strategy because waiting for too long in a hedging position will accumulate fees.
You mean commissions. It better to trade futures, no swap and commission
i dont get it! how can you lock in profit? if it goes againts you then your on breakeven
He is talking about a trade that is already in profit of 300$ so if he open another trade in the opposite direction and the market change direction, the first position will be loosing and the second will be winning...
But still it's breakeven b/c this is a video about heading!@@andy_muscle
5min in and still no information. No man better info.
Or just close the position hahaha
what about swaps and commissions
It's a potential cost, but how much is that really usually. 0.5-1% of the trade value? The potential upside here when the market flip flops up and down is immense.
Trade futures rather no commission and no swaps, also you can trade micro
@@kwame.addo. But I can trade micro lots on a CFD account.
Lol if it’s simple like the everyday would be a millionaire
Well yes but this hedging type does not work for everything except forex maybe. Simply because of the %s calculation.
If price goes up from $1 to $2 you make 100%. From $2 down to $1 you make only 50%. The point here is that amounts are not equal in both directions. They can be similar only if the price differences are minimal. For example from $1 to $1.1 it's 10%. And from $1.1 to $1 it's a bit less than 10% but comparable. So don't try this equal type of hedging on stocks, crypto or anything that can have large price differences over 10-20% I would say.
epic bullshit ever seen
Kept repeating the same thing so many times
What the heck man. Peace of mind.... makes no sense if you stuck at a certain point.
This is nonsense. No one is hedging a position when the trade is in profit. Not a thing.
Hedging is only used to work a losing trade. However, you are misleading people here. Locking a loss without a strategy or plan, can actually just increase your risk and incur more fees/swaps
Why not just take the managed loss instead of taking a hedge? It makes no sense
Better off just selling or putting in a trailing stop loss
and thats how u lose money lolll wow yall slow
@@InTheStreetzTvNewsgator likes getting stopped out!!!!
This is nonsense, you make profit and loss at the same time what is the use of that just stay away from charts if you don't want trade😂😂
The purpose of hedging is to pause the trade when you see no active movement...but you are confident the price will move in your favour at a later stage.
The advantage in hedging a trade is outlined at the 2 min mark.
You basically remove the hedge, the minute you see the trade moving again in your favour.
At 6:58 you said, "I'm still in $300 profit." This is WRONG. You are NOT in any profit. Actually, you could LOSE money in the end due to trading fees. The best you can do with you hedging example is "reduce your overall lost on the trade" because heading involves calculating the net sum of putting on the headge.
It appears you don't understand how hedging actually works, and this is really misleading to your listeners. And this example brings serious doubt to all your other videos. Hopefully this is just an oversite and remaking this video brings clarity to your listeners. If I'm wrong, please explain.
He's not wrong. The first position you are already up $300. When you open the hedge and it drops the first position has gone back to $0 but the sell hedge you opened is now $300 up. So you've protected your $300 unrealised profit even though your original position has retraced all the way back to where you opened it.
@@tobez4522yes, weird initial comment… merry Christmas!!
I can read his body language and Im pretty sure he's gay
Thankyou. Really helpful