$PREDICT There’s another good strategy
Hedge half your positions. For example, if you’re using ten accounts,
hedge five of them to lock in profits.
As for the other five, short them one by one.
For example, if the price rises to 1.34, open a short position. If it’s profitable, close it.
If it loses money, treat it as adding another hedge, then use your other accounts to hedge at an even higher price.
This way, you can profit from market fluctuations.
Not hedging all your positions is also a bet on a higher opening price—or a way to reduce risk.
Hedge half your positions. For example, if you’re using ten accounts,
hedge five of them to lock in profits.
As for the other five, short them one by one.
For example, if the price rises to 1.34, open a short position. If it’s profitable, close it.
If it loses money, treat it as adding another hedge, then use your other accounts to hedge at an even higher price.
This way, you can profit from market fluctuations.
Not hedging all your positions is also a bet on a higher opening price—or a way to reduce risk.
