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15th October 2007, 03:51 AM
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How to Trade the Market in times of Extreme Volatility
I wanted to continue sharing my results using a highly effective Hedge strategy because I’ve continued to experience growth in my account even though the markets have been quite volatile over the past couple of months. Personally I think the extreme volatility like we’ve been seeing makes it very hard for most traders to earn a consistent profit and when the market reacts in a weird way, like on Friday’s Non-Farm Payroll, it makes it even harder to earn and hold on to any profits.
Personally in times of extreme volatility has been when I lost a considerable amount of money and I’ve blown through several accounts trying to trade directionally and guess which way the market was going to move. So I’m happy to share my experience about using a hedge strategy because it’s greatly minimized my risk in the market, it prevents me from getting stopped out prematurely especially when currencies are ranging, and it provides me a consistent steady profit month in and month out. How is a hedge strategy different from other Forex trading systems on the market? It represents a complete paradigm shift from traditional trading models. Here are just some of the differences: * You place all of your own trades, in your own brokerage account, so you always have 100% control over your money * There are no charts or graphs to read * No research * No signals * You'll always trade currency pairs which (historically speaking) move in opposite directions * You'll seldom exit your positions * You can manage a portfolio of any size in just a few minutes per week * You don't have to monitor your portfolio all night when the markets are their most active * In addition to your trading gains, you can set your portfolio to produce virtually any level of interest you desire - keeping in mind, that higher interest rates may significantly increase the volatility and overall risk of your portfolio I would be more than happy to share in detail how the hedge strategy works and some additional tips that have enhanced my trading results, feel free to contact me anytime. http://www.yourforexinvestor.com 
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