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More recently, Oleg Automat in the Tractor project tried to trade without stop losses. The first tractor lost money. The last one after a 90% drawdown went into the black. Then he was banned for 10 years. Take his experience into account.
More recently, Oleg Automat in the Tractor project tried to trade without stop losses. The first tractor lost money. The last one after a 90% drawdown went into the black. Then he was banned for 10 years. Take his experience into account.
Just recently Oleg the automaton in the Tractor project tried to trade without stop losses. The first tractor lost. The last one after a 90% drawdown went in the plus. Then he was banned for 10 years. Take his experience into account.
What's to count? A sinking or a ban?)))
Thank you. I think you have opened many people's eyes and they will be grateful to you for such a frank discussion.
As a result I return to the topic, because now this kind of trade without restrictions interests far more yudey than, for example, when I first started and learned to trade.
I have been getting a lot more interest in this type of trading without restrictions than when I started and studied trading.)
the big question in this strategy!
1. to add money by maintaining a margin level of more than 5k.
2.constantly (every day) making trades by controlling the Level with a lock (hedge) with single-lotness.
*The very one-lotness in a hedge has repeatedly proved to be a stable TS in the last 1.5-2 years. 1.5-2г
It's enough to fix the drawdown with a lock and keep trading. The money is not worth it and I am working on it.
What is the difference between swap and non-swap? Then, should the DC compensate for the swap with a commission? Or is it not?
So it's just the SL we're talking about, not the lock=)
I am a trader since 2012 and since I have been trading without stop-losses till now, most beginners and market amateurs write that it is all just nonsense and only some professionals say that such a strategy "has a place to be and live".
I would like to hear the opinion of other people who know about the markets, trading, analytics, etc.
I would like to ask newbies and those who think they know everything not to write nonsense and rubbish.
I'm not talking about a lock, I'm talking about an SL.)
Once again: I was talking about a single-slot lock, which is closer to the specifics of a stop rather than a classic lock.
The forex market practice showed that over the last 1.5-2 years ----*3 locks were used. had been averaging or doubling, they would have already been drawn down several times
It all depends on the Trading Strategy, sometimes you need a stop loss to hedge against losses and sometimes you don't. An example of why we need stops: we have an investor account with limited drawdown to 30% so as not to expose ourselves to unforeseen events, like intervention, we put a protective stop and use maximal loss. If in the end SC deceives us, we are clean in front of the investor; let him deal with SC. In other cases I prefer withdrawal based on the current situation. You show everyone: look, here I will close, push the price a bit more to my loss and take profit. Because there should always be someone who has triggered the last stoploss before the trend reverses.