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Aleksander tell me
"Sum(Loss)/ 50,0p+ the value of the first lot? Then the first part returns the entire loss, and the second (at TP = 50p) profit, which has a constant value in a series of LOS?
"If you don't have the second part, then only the losses will be covered. ...+-15-20 pips."
why was the third entry in the screenshot, and not from the beginning of the day, and why the 4th entry appeared?
the second screenshot April 2, the third entry also with a delay, 2 and 3 else some trades are opened almost parallel in the legs
A few well correlated instruments picked up.
If it's not a secret, post 2-3 pairs.
If it is not a secret, write 2-3 pairs.
Two pairs in the indicator name on the chart. Also EURUSD-GBPUSD, AUDUSD-NZDUSD, EURJPY-GBPJPY.
Two pairs in the indicator name on the chart. Also EURUSD-GBPUSD, AUDUSD-NZDUSD, EURJPY-GBPJPY.
So, AUDUSD-NZDUSD: buy one and sell the other?
You mean AUDUSD-NZDUSD: buy one and sell the other?
Exactly right, or vice versa, depending on where the spread is going.
Exactly right or the other way around, depending on where the spread is going.
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This is the sameAUDNZD trade, only with a double spread.
Absolutely right or vice versa, depending on where the spread is going.
Choose AUD/NZD/CAD/JPY/CHF currencies in combinations: (AUDJPY - NZDCHF), (CADJPY - NZDCHF), (NZDJPY - CADCHF), (AUDCHF - NZDCAD) etc., otherwise you get a sham rather than pair trading.
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This isAUDNZD trading, but with a double spread.
Here Alexander explained the advantage of trading two pairs. If we assume that both pairs are in a prolonged trend and we cannot take a profit, we can go to the leg, which has positive profit, i.e. it follows the trend and due to this we will gain an overall profit. And if we trade oneAUDNZD pair, what do we do? Turn over or close the loss? That's a bit of a stretch. Well, it is a matter of taste, of course. In addition, there are correlation limits. For example: the correlation of pairsAUDJPY - NZDCHFyou offeris about 9%. After entering on such pairs, counting on the convergence, they can really explode. I try to trade pairs with at least 85% correlation.
Aleksander tell me
"Sum(Loss)/ 50,0p+ the value of the first lot? Then the first part returns the entire loss, and the second (at TP = 50p) profit, which has a constant value in a series of LOS?
"If you don't have the second part, then only the losses will be covered. ...+-15-20 pips."
why was the third entry in the screenshot, and not from the beginning of the day, and why the 4th entry appeared?
the second screenshot April 2, the third entry was also with a delay, 2 and 3 else some deals open almost parallel in the legs
maximum of 3 lots - it's on the 1st leg - if the 2nd leg allows it, you can catch 3 more lots - in one day...
beginning of the day - in context - time of deal opening around - 9 am - based on this level - if the delta is near it, then reopen deals are possible - if lower - there is a waiting mode... whose delta is first to approach the initial level - that leg opens the deal
parallel - it's a squeeze on the chart - usually legs alternate - if one has caught a loss - then the second is ready to open a trade (if the delta is near the opening delta of the previous trade())
As for the lots - that's up to you - I'm not discussing the details - these are general recommendations... the system with constant 1 lot gives a plus - to increase additional + - this is a personal matter...
Ruth - /50... usually this is enough - because our TP is not limited - and if a trade gives a profit - it will be at trailing profit - and there (usually) profit can reach more than 50.0 pips - in most cases this lot is enough both to return the loss and to get additional profit ...
The rules of the game are clear: who catches the most elk?
In short, .
No luck.