Hedge Commander Pro
- Utilità
- AL MOOSAWI ABDULLAH JAFFER BAQER
- Versione: 3.0
- Aggiornato: 11 agosto 2025
- Attivazioni: 5
Auto-Hedge System Description
The auto-hedge system is a dynamic risk management tool designed to protect trading accounts from significant drawdowns while enabling opportunities for recovery and profit. When enabled, the system continuously monitors the account's drawdown relative to the initial balance recorded at the time of activation. Once the drawdown reaches the predefined trigger percentage, the auto-hedge mechanism initiates.
At this point, the system executes hedge orders against all open positions using a user-specified hedge multiplier. This immediate response helps to stabilize the account and limit further losses. If a stop loss feature is enabled, it is also applied at this stage to protect positions from exceeding maximum tolerated loss thresholds.
Following hedge execution, the system transitions into a monitoring phase where it actively watches for recovery and potential profit. If the account equity rises and reaches the take profit (TP) percentage above the initial balance, all positions—both original and hedged—are automatically closed to secure gains.
In addition to the fixed TP mechanism, the system can also employ a trailing stop feature. Once the profit reaches a specified start percentage above the initial balance, the trailing stop is activated. It then dynamically follows price movements, maintaining a set pip distance from the peak profit level. This ensures that if the market reverses, gains are locked in without prematurely exiting profitable trades.
By combining real-time drawdown monitoring, automatic hedging, optional stop loss, take profit closure, and a responsive trailing stop system, this setup provides robust protection against losses while allowing space for recovery and growth. It is particularly valuable in volatile markets, where swift shifts in price can otherwise lead to substantial account erosion. Traders using this system can benefit from reduced emotional stress, clearer trade management rules, and increased consistency in handling adverse market movements.
