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i read the article you posted above.. it's very interesting and i gotta say that the example of the "Money Changer" is the most simple way to understand the lack of logic in hedging in the first place.
and that's way i don't like it and never used it. i used it once and i felt like a manipulator who want to "sting" the system.. this is pathetic. and traders who use this so called "hedging" are also pathetic.
and so i can say at last
hedging is out.. professionalism is in..
Well, let's be clear, "hedging" still has it's place and you can still hedge with non NFA regulated brokers (most non-US brokers). There are a few successful ways to hedge (i.e. the Martingale as one example), but "the reason" that most retail traders hedge, didn't make sense. So there are 2 sides to this issue. I'm not a hedger, but to say that all hedging is "pathetic" is not a fair or accurate argument. (my 2 cents)
i won't say much..
but i'm sure that all the true forex traders who spent months studying the market, do not hedge.
there is enough strategies that professional traders go by, without the need of "hedging"
i won't say much..
but i'm sure that all the true forex traders who spent months studying the market, do not hedge.
there is enough strategies that professional traders go by, without the need of "hedging"
Yep, I agree... I only use hedges to replace stops if I have to step away from my office. A hedge will lockin your profits/losses while you are away and protect your equity, but that's about the only good use that I've found for hedging.
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Would like you to tell more about the recent NFA fine, ( 225,000.00 USD) of IBFX was all about. It had something to do with misleeding People about FIFO rule?
Keit
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i won't say much..
but i'm sure that all the true forex traders who spent months studying the market, do not hedge.
there is enough strategies that professional traders go by, without the need of "hedging"
Well, if you have a strategy that involves hedging, and you are making money with that, I think that's a valid system. According to you, I'm a pathetic making money. I'm happy to be that pathetic!!
For other instance, the example of the money changer would be similar to this procedure: buy a lot, then close the trade. Nothing to do with hedging. Bad example.
Would like you to tell more about the recent NFA fine, ( 225,000.00 USD) of IBFX was all about. It had something to do with misleeding People about FIFO rule?
Keit
Lol, I won't touch that one, but most of the info is posted on the NFA website:
Would like you to tell more about the recent NFA fine, ( 225,000.00 USD) of IBFX was all about. It had something to do with misleeding People about FIFO rule?
The NFA does not fine without reason
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