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Old 11-11-2008, 01:59 AM
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Hedge as stoploss EA

I am looking for a ea that would put a hedge trade on when your first
trade moves against you x number of pips
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Old 11-11-2008, 03:38 AM
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I am looking for a ea that would put a hedge trade on when your first
trade moves against you x number of pips
The big question is: When do you "lift" the hedge to take your system into profitability?

By placing a hedge, you do stop the bleeding, but you still have the wound which is your loss. You also add to the bleeding by incurring another spread cost.

If you can figure out a good method of lifting your hedge into a profitable situation, I would like to hear it!
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Old 11-11-2008, 04:18 AM
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I have visually backtested this expert
Piplite v1.0
it was one of the best martingale hedge system I have ever seen, I have got the chance to test it yet .. there is no room in my VPS server and I quite busy these days but you can check it out
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Old 11-11-2008, 05:33 PM
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my thought

If i am trading , with my money managment, risk what ever.
and 50pips stops is in my plan , why take the 50 pip loss,
Why not hedge it at 50 pips + 2 spread eurusd 52 that may collect
interest or pay interest. Than I get to your question, lifting the hedge
and I have no good answer.
But I have recovered some bad trades by hedge, maybe just by luck or what ever.



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The big question is: When do you "lift" the hedge to take your system into profitability?

By placing a hedge, you do stop the bleeding, but you still have the wound which is your loss. You also add to the bleeding by incurring another spread cost.

If you can figure out a good method of lifting your hedge into a profitable situation, I would like to hear it!
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If i am trading , with my money managment, risk what ever.
and 50pips stops is in my plan , why take the 50 pip loss,
Why not hedge it at 50 pips + 2 spread eurusd 52 that may collect
interest or pay interest. Than I get to your question, lifting the hedge
and I have no good answer.
But I have recovered some bad trades by hedge, maybe just by luck or what ever.
Figure out a good way to lift the hedge, and guide the system into profitability, and I will take a crack at coding this for you.
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Old 11-15-2008, 09:39 AM
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Hedge

Never release a hedge. Let the lock to be permanent.
You may add possition to sell or to buy to make total positions in profit, then close them all at once.
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Old 11-15-2008, 12:42 PM
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Thank you

Thank you for this tip,
I will give this a try

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Never release a hedge. Let the lock to be permanent.
You may add possition to sell or to buy to make total positions in profit, then close them all at once.
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Thank you for this tip,
I will give this a try
You're welcome.

There are a lot of things actually to master this Hedge. You need to have enough pips to let the price move in the correct direction. For EUR/USD 100 pips, for GBPJPY 166 pips. You need to place trade in line with fundamental. There is a support/ressistance to decide to buy or sell.

You can place buy stop / sell stop as a hedge, not necessary an EA.

By having this hedge, you are buying time, to fix it later somewhere sometime when the trend is clear.

Once you master this, you can have consistant profit, without any fear of losses.

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Old 11-16-2008, 08:36 PM
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Thank you again

Yes I have been doing the buy ,sell stop. the only reason
i wanted a Ea was to have exact pip hedge like 50 pips or something

Do you know, book, forum that uses hedge as stop loss ?
I want to learn this better




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You're welcome.

There are a lot of things actually to master this Hedge. You need to have enough pips to let the price move in the correct direction. For EUR/USD 100 pips, for GBPJPY 166 pips. You need to place trade in line with fundamental. There is a support/ressistance to decide to buy or sell.

You can place buy stop / sell stop as a hedge, not necessary an EA.

By having this hedge, you are buying time, to fix it later somewhere sometime when the trend is clear.

Once you master this, you can have consistant profit, without any fear of losses.
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Old 11-16-2008, 11:25 PM
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Todd, Have you tried the auntie hedge EA for Jacko's trading style? The name of the thread on FF is "EA for Jacko's trailing stops". Scroll down to post #6 to find the EA. Goldensight


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Yes I have been doing the buy ,sell stop. the only reason
i wanted a Ea was to have exact pip hedge like 50 pips or something

Do you know, book, forum that uses hedge as stop loss ?
I want to learn this better
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