See some brokers call it swap and dont pay you premiums (interest as cash)
they lower your basis on the trade the exact amount needed to equal what is due you. forex.com does this (effectively the same as paying interest)
so if you got long at 206.00 and the day rolls over at 5PM forex.com will lower the price at which you got youir long top like 205.96 or something
which effectively gives you 4 pips.
You pretty much got it. Keep your margin %age useage low and dont buy too many too high.. Instead of every 10 pips down do 20 or 25 or 35 or 40 or 50 or 60 or something this beast has a huge range.
You dont use a SL because you only close orders at preset TP points that yield a profit.
I yield a 99% winning ratio on my GJ trades.
TEST IT ON A DEMO ACCOUNT FIRST!
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Originally Posted by Sweet Pip
Hi there,
I've been trying to understand this system and this is what I think I understand...correct me if I'm way off base
So you only want to place Buy orders because only Buy orders earn interest even if the trade is in a loss at the time interest is calculated ...Sell orders, get charged negative swap whether the trade at the time is profitabe or not...is that correct? In MT4 it says swap...is that the same as interest?
The Buy orders are placed or staggered as the price goes down...in anticipation that the price will bounce back up sooner or later?...which is why you don't want to use a stoploss? So like you said you're investing in the drawdown and the drawdown earns interest?
Then there is no real need of any indicators except maybe an oscillator to tell you when it's the start of a down cycle?
So if I've got that right, then I'll just have to try it
Thanks 
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