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hedge and lock are different things)))
hedge and lock are different things)))
You explain to me the point (not about the platform) why a hedge? (there are stops, right?)
I didn't want to descend into a discussion with a professional troll. But...
Sucker!
Write something on the subject, but otherwise there's nothing but rancour and stench.
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an option is not a lined lock?
No, of course not. If a certain strategy is applied, buying the underlying instrument + put option, it is roughly like a stop loss sometimes. The option itself is a separate instrument
No, of course not. If a certain strategy is applied, buying the underlying instrument + put option, it's roughly like a stop loss sometimes. The option itself is a separate instrument
Well no of course everything is different (can't see where it's going). A tool bought in growth! (why sell in an exquisite way?)
No, of course not. If you apply a certain strategy, buying the underlying instrument + put option, it's about like a stop loss sometimes. The option itself is a separate instrument
man... stop loss is also a lock. for me.
It doesn't matter if it's auto-locked or by us via SloSe_by.
For autotrading it's the basics. keep track of positions and orders.
Including tprofits and stop-losses.
I'm leaving this thread.
What I wanted to say, I said. Even what I didn't want to say.
I don't know what to say, what I don't want to.
Good luck and have a good weekend.
The option does not slide. Buy it and sleep well.
Both the option and the position can suffer a simultaneous loss (or have all the profits eaten away)
man... stop loss is also a lock. for me.
I'm talking about it. it doesn't matter if it's automatically closed or by us via SloSe_by.
what's not lock? :)
what's not lock? :)