at 9 cnets per pip, so not including that 500 which was post restart of trading after getting sold out. I would be up money not counting all previous losses

But I have less than 20% equity now. I had to sell off a couple high longs as she ran down to release margin so I could buy more shorts.
THis is chaos like I said 3 months ago. But it working for me but I dont know if allthis mental torture is worth the small unit size ( am using 1K lots).
We will see. But if it ends up thaqt I again learn another lesson the hard way, it will be worth it as less than 1/2 of my account balance is my money, it is profits, as long as I dont get sold out, I will be OK. And so far so good.
But I dont think I like all this maddening chaos of playing her up and down, it requires lots of time and attention, unlike my old go long only strategy, which would have been sold out long ago.
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Originally Posted by akeakamai
You are right but you are agreeing with me
You just told me how the only thing that matters is your net position. The part of your position that IS HEDGED is not making any money from price movement, BUT it is LOSING money on the interest rate swap. So why not just trade the net portion and save that money?
So how are you doing? If you closed everything would you actually be up money, like in your example?
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