What is the Trading Hedge Strategy?

The Hedge Trading Strategy involves opening two positions simultaneously with different volumes to protect against market volatility and reduce risk. It’s designed for short-term, intraday trading.

What is the minimum capital required?

The strategy can be started with as little as $250, but optimal performance is seen with $1,000–$5,000 depending on the instrument and volume size.

Which markets are best suited for this strategy?

Forex, Gold, Oil, major indices, and high-liquidity cryptocurrency pairs. These markets provide the volatility necessary for controlled hedging.

Is the strategy beginner-friendly?

Yes. The structure is step-based and includes clear rules for entries, exits, hedges, and volume adjustments.

Is backtesting required?

Backtesting is strongly recommended to understand behaviour across different market conditions and to ensure the trader is confident with scenario responses.

How are losing trades handled?

A secondary hedge position helps reduce losses when the market moves against the main trade. Additional scenarios guide how to manage extended movements, partial exits, or position reversals.

Do I need to use specific indicators?

Yes. The system uses predefined RSI, MACD, Stochastic, SAR, and Bollinger Band configurations. All settings are provided.

Is the strategy automated?

No. It is discretionary-systematic: rules are explicit, but the trader executes trades manually based on signals and conditions.

Is this a long-term or short-term strategy?

Short-term. Designed for intraday trading on M1–M15 timeframes.

Can the strategy be used on any broker?

Yes. However, brokers differ in spreads, commissions, swaps, and execution speed. A low-spread broker is recommended.

Are updates included?

Yes. Strategy updates, refinements, and new market-specific rules are provided for all active members.

Do you provide coaching?

Yes. Coaching is included in all plans, with VIP receiving direct one-on-one mentorship.

Can I trade without setting TP or SL?

TP/SL are recommended but optional. Scenario-based closures allow trades to run under controlled parameters when conditions are favourable.

Does the strategy work in high-impact news events?

Trading during major news is optional. The strategy includes guidelines for filtering or engaging volatility depending on the trader’s preference.