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A market strategy is about timming over system. The entry and exit prices are a key decision for any scalper or swing trader. The volatility for an intraday trader will play against its own trading every time a stop loss is placed. There is an alternative tool to protect your trading with no stop loss and in a winning manner.
To hedge trades, you will have to have that option available in your trading account. Not all brokers allow hedging. Hedging implies trading against a trade with no danger of stop loss activation due to the volatility or spread widening problems. Hedging is better practiced and used in FX markets since it's the most volatile market in the world, but it can be used in any market.
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Karina Fabi
Co-Founder of "Watch My Trading", the first Spanish-language platform for real-time currency trading with macroeconomic data scenarios. Specialist in intraday trading in currencies, commodities and indices. She began her trading career with Price Action from her hedge fund experience in New York City in 2008.
To hedge trades, you will have to have that option available in your trading account. Not all brokers allow hedging. Hedging implies trading against a trade with no danger of stop loss activation due to the volatility or spread widening problems. Hedging is better practiced and used in FX markets since it's the most volatile market in the world, but it can be used in any market.
Topics:
- Install pivot point
- Pivots reading on opening hours
- Open interest
- Buy prices over pivot
- Sell price over pivot
Karina Fabi
Co-Founder of "Watch My Trading", the first Spanish-language platform for real-time currency trading with macroeconomic data scenarios. Specialist in intraday trading in currencies, commodities and indices. She began her trading career with Price Action from her hedge fund experience in New York City in 2008.