Here is an example of what I am trying to do
Lets say I am long 5 micro lots (5,000) on AUD/USD from .7045 and it has gone up to .7150 I want to flip short but I do not want to flip short unless it hits .7145 and I want to put 5 1/2 micro lots on (5,500)
Do I simply put a stop/loss for 10 1/2 micro lots (10,500) so when it hits, my 5,500 short trade is placed?
Thanks for the help
Lets say I am long 5 micro lots (5,000) on AUD/USD from .7045 and it has gone up to .7150 I want to flip short but I do not want to flip short unless it hits .7145 and I want to put 5 1/2 micro lots on (5,500)
Do I simply put a stop/loss for 10 1/2 micro lots (10,500) so when it hits, my 5,500 short trade is placed?
Thanks for the help
Use a new Sell limit order AND a stop loss. The stop loss will close the Buy trade and the Sell Limit will open a new Sell trade
PPPStrategy
Membre depuis Mar 11, 2019
posts 6
Apr 04 2019 at 06:02
Why not hedge it? :D
Professional4X
Membre depuis Jan 05, 2016
posts 1189
Jun 02 2019 at 03:51
Redwingfan posted:
Here is an example of what I am trying to do
Lets say I am long 5 micro lots (5,000) on AUD/USD from .7045 and it has gone up to .7150 I want to flip short but I do not want to flip short unless it hits .7145 and I want to put 5 1/2 micro lots on (5,500)
Do I simply put a stop/loss for 10 1/2 micro lots (10,500) so when it hits, my 5,500 short trade is placed?
This would be simple to automate.
Just think of the exact steps you would do to complete the task manually.
Write those steps down, and then create a function that does exactly those steps.
It's basically, close the LONG AUD/USD 0.05 ticket when the ASK price falls to .7145,
then immediately open the SHORT AUD/USD 0.06, or wait until the BID price hits it and then trigger it.
It's up to you how you want to handle it.
This is trivial with a simple EA or other trading bot.
If it looks too good to be true, it's probably a scam! Let the buyer beware.
Professional4X
Membre depuis Jan 05, 2016
posts 1189
Jun 02 2019 at 04:00
PPPStrategy posted:
Why not hedge it? :D
Because hedging isn't permitted in the US where the original poster is located.
If it looks too good to be true, it's probably a scam! Let the buyer beware.

Jun 04 2019 at 21:38
Professional4X posted:PPPStrategy posted:
Why not hedge it? :D
Because hedging isn't permitted in the US where the original poster is located.
C'mon Trump! If you're going to get rid of regulations, get rid of that one!
MaximePips
Membre depuis May 28, 2019
posts 9
Jun 07 2019 at 10:12
Use a strategy that doesn't require you to flip from short to long and vice versa

Jun 08 2019 at 02:14
MaximePips posted:
Use a strategy that doesn't require you to flip from short to long and vice versa
So when the market is going the wrong direction, you just sit and watch? Not a very good strategy in my opinion.
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