Hi, I am not a new trader, but I do not have the time to go through all the permutations. And maybe new traders will not have the knowledge to either.
I would be grateful if you can explain how this plan results in the perfect hedge, then we can try to punch holes in it. Surely that would be more useful to us and to you too.
This is interesting. Do you close all trades at the same time?
Why don’t you share a basic outline of this trading plan with some explanations/examples so we can consider it more fully? I’m sure many would be interested to hear this idea.
Smith2525 referred to it as a “currency ring”. So this must be a known topic/strategy. And that being the case, there must be some good reason(s) why more people aren’'t using it. It would be good to look at these disadvantages too.
I did a bunch of backtesting with various different “currency rings” and they perform about as well as any other strategy, you win some, you lose some.
A perfect hedge is nothing but the hedge that reduces your risk to minimum.The best hedge in Forex trading is to trade the same amount in both directions.This way, if the trade goes against you, you still have the same amount exposed when you close the trade.
A perfect hedge is nothing but the hedge that reduces your risk to zero.The best hedge in Forex trading is to trade the same amount in both directions.This way, if the trade goes against you, you still have the same amount exposed when you close the trade.