i need a hedge tool or ea it will recover any lose position has been opened by another EA , i dont want to use sl , i need to hedge it
"Hedging" won't recover any losses, so I don't see how you will find what you are searching for.
i need a hedge tool or ea it will recover any lose position has been opened by another EA , i dont want to use sl , i need to hedge it
“In reality, hope is the worst of all evils,
because it prolongs man’s torments.”
― Friedrich
Nietzsche, Human,
All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits
hedge is like a hope..
just only prolongs your end
Hedging works if you know what you are doing.
I often see this statement yet I have never seen anyone back it up.
If by "Hedging" works, you mean that it works for the brokers by unnecessarily handing them additional spreads, commissions and swaps, then you are correct.
If by "Hedging" works, you mean that it will somehow magically result in additional profits or recover losses, then you are totally wrong. It is mathematically impossible for there to be any benefit gained from "hedging".
Read all of it.
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/167337

- 2017.01.19
- www.mql5.com
Your analogies do not apply to "hedging"
When the price is supposed to be temporarily moving in the opposite direction,
Of course that makes sense, but it doesn't apply to "hedging".
When you have debt, there are costs involved in servicing that debt. If you are not using those funds it makes total sense to offset those costs where possible.
In trading, "hedging" does not offset any costs and can actually incur additional costs. So "hedging" in trading makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
I also do hedging. I manually enter the trade. If the trade is losing, I hedge and use <Deleted> hedging and scaling tool to exit. I make sure that I have more than 5000% free margin level percentage when I use them to hedge. They work ok most of the time.
Describe a single scenario where "hedging" returns any sort of benefit compared to just closing a trade.

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