Dėkui, supratau dabar terminologiją.

Nu suvalgytas jeigu nebusi, tai gali sest i ilga varginanti nuostoli, jei neuzsidarysi. Torex jau per ilgai nesupranti ka tau nori zmones pasakyt - panashu kad esi eilinis naujokelis su tona brokerisku makaronu ant ausu.

Šitas prekiavo tik 100-tais tūkstančių
https://www.vz.lt/rinkos/2017/02/03/lietuviska-istorija-kaip-forex-rinkoje-sudege-150000-eur

Jis naudojo nemažą svertą, prekiavo per naujienas. Be to, turėjo savo verslą... Forex jam galbūt buvo žaidimas su adrenalinu.

Ech... ir vel hedzinimas..., vietoj sito siulau jums isbandyti rimtesne sistema - vadinas Martingale.

Koks cia dar hedzinimas, cia tik usdjpy short.

techniškai taip, praktiškai turėdamas eur longą prieš baksą atsidarai eur short prieš bet kokią kitą valiutą ir tikiesi, kad jeigu euras pakris tai bent kažkiek kompensuos nuostolius nuo tavo eurusd long'o

Čia tokia įdomesnė forex strategija pamastymui, kad rinkos yra kontroliuojamos bendru susitarimu, ir kaip vyksta traderių išdūrimas. Malonaus paskaitymo:
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Strategija vadinasi specialisto kelias:
Specialists’ trap
This idea belongs to Richard Wyckoff, who in 1930 wrote stock exchange trading manual. I appreciate the works of Wyckoff, because in 1966 and 1967 I worked directly opposite the library in Carmel, California, where Wyckoff wrote much of that later given to the library. Once as fate willed during the lunch break, I came across his works, and then for the next year I was breaking bread over his records.

Wyckoff’s concept includes the idea that markets are being "controlled", in all probability, not by a manipulator, as you might think, but rather by a collective consciousness, a kind of large amorphous "they." These "they", as Wyckoff taught, move the market in order to draw the traders in a game at the most wrong time.

Operation specialists of the New York Stock Exchange room, keeping the records of the share price, were often accused of "run" and rigging the prices to lure traders into a trap. Here appears my term "specialist’s trap" but I do not accuse them of any manipulation - the matter is in a much more cosmogonic nature of price movements. I know the experts: Bill Abrams, one of them, has been a friend of mine for 15 years, clearly proved to me that they had not manipulated the stock price.

"Sales Trap" - is a good upward trend market, moving in the same direction for 5-10 days, and then breaks up with a bare close above the whole range of trade. The real minimum of the breakthrough day becomes then the critical point. If it breaks down, or is reached in the next 1-3 days, it is likely that an upward breakthrough was false, and traders overstocked for noting. They were caught in an emotional purchase, and stock or commodity futures distributors probably unloaded on this flurry for account of masses.

Another "specialists’ trap" – is a "purchase trap," the opposite of "sales trap." It appears on the market going down trend, which then stabilizes in the lateral movement within 5-10 days, and then breaks down, bare close below the lows of all daily trading range. Theoretically, you should think that it will drag the prices much lower. Indeed, it often happens this way. However, if there is a sudden improvement, which raises the price above the true maximum of the breakthrough day, it means that there was almost certainly a pivot of the market. All sale-stops below the market went off, and the buying public is now afraid to open the long position at a pivot point.


Larry Williams

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator biography of Jesse Lauriston Livermore
Va sita paskaityk ir suprasi kas yra treideriu isdurimas
Wyckoffas daug yra parases, bet sudeti i 2 sablonus vien is sio teksto i visa sistema nera protingas pasirinkimas, per daug nezinomuju.