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Only caught eurusd sell trade yesterday, but both eu and gu trades would have stopped out at break even.

Not sure I totally understand your question

rules have been updated for this method and are on page 1 of this thread, some advice if you are going to trade this method you need to test it in demo or a small account first and follow the rules as outlined.

yesterday's trades eurusd buy with hedged sell both stopped out a -4%, gpbusd sell stopped out with a hedged buy making a +1% ending up with a -1% -5% for the day. I wanted to show you will have losing days as well trading this method.

Method template and indicators attached

Back tested results- Jan EU- +15.5% GU- +11% = +26.5% Feb EU- +16% GU- +34% = +50% March EU- +16.5% GU- +26% = +42.5% April EU- +30% GU- +18% = +48% May EU- +17.5% GU- +12% = +25.5% June EU- +14% GU- +22.5% = +36.5% July EU- +11.5% GU- +9% = +20.5% August EU- +41.5% GU- +34%...

You must stick to the plan and follow the rules. Yes there will be times when both trades lose, but then you'll have a good winner wiping out these losses. I've back tested traded this method exactly as I have posted, since Jan this year every month trading both pairs was positive and over +20%...

Jason if you send me a PM with your email address I can send you the template and indicators

Yes tj I did hedge GU, took a loss on the sell and took a 1:3 profit on the hedged buy trade ending up with a net +4% profit for the day, no trade on Eu trading of high of the day, but it did give a reverse buy trade which is a whole new method in its self

Dont be afraid of trading the large candles, many of these candles are the ones that make me good returns

Today's trades, sell on both eurusd and gbpusd, gu got stopped out at break even but eu took a 2% profit today.

have you joined the army erebus?

Tj the GU trade I took last week was a buy first with a 2% risk on the trade, then 2 candles later there was the bearish candle closing against my buy trade, putting my trade in negative. So here I sold becasue 1. price was coming of the high of the day. 2. the reverse happened within 2 candles...

Today's trade was simple to monitor from yesterdays buy, closed out for a +4% profit

Todays trades, A buy on the eurusd, on the chart price made a new low and close bullish, here I didnt take a buy as price had rejected the round number and closed back below. On the next bullish candle it had closed above the round number so I placed a buy stop order but never got triggered so...

When I get the time I will go over some old examples with using hedging and the reverse trade entry

Just the one trade today for me with the buy with a hedged sell on the EU, just closed out the sell with a 1:2 profit giving me a 2% profit for the day. Reason so to cover my buy loss and to get some profit before hitting the round number.

I've never heard of this, but I learnt the method from another trader in another forum group I'm in, which is a paid forum and he's one of the traders in there who teaches you different methods using the 1 and 4hr charts

Hi tjenarvi, If you pm me your email address I can send you my template and indicators for the method as am unable to post in them forum Joffie

I personally don't take these set-ups as just too close to the round number, which I see as a potential resistance area, yes you could have bought and gone to break even as it touched this level. Because price dropped lower this showed that this first buy was not coming off the low of the day...