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#تداول_العملات_المشفرة #تداول_العقود_الاجلة #العقود_الأجلة #فيوتشر The last method, we will also activate the alert mode and trade in the alternate position. This method is considered the same as the one in the previous post but with a slight change. Let's assume we entered a deal of $20 and I didn’t calculate it well and found the deal losing. Instead of closing the deal at a loss, I will open the opposite position that I opened. That is, if I had a buy position of $20 and found the position lost for any reason like a sudden drop, or I miscalculated it, whatever the case. So what will we do? You will open the same sell position but instead of $20, you will make it, for example, $25. This way you have set a stop loss for yourself, and it’s an active deal. On the contrary, you are winning even though the buy position is losing. Let's assume the buy position is losing $5. You will find that you compensated for it in the sell position with more because you entered with a larger amount. So the buy position might be losing $5, and you will find the sell position, for example, winning $8. Here, the $5 loss will go with the $5 profit, and you will find your net profit is $3. If you want to settle, you can close both positions, and thus you achieved a profit of $3 even though there was a losing position. Now, if you don’t want to close and you find that the currency price will rebound and rise, close the sell position that we presumed is winning $8 and wait for the suitable price for you in the buy position and close it even if you closed it at a loss, not at a profit, so you would have reduced the loss. For example, if you find that the loss went from $5 to $2, and you are not reassured, close the position, and thus you would have achieved a net profit of $6. $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)
#تداول_العملات_المشفرة
#تداول_العقود_الاجلة
#العقود_الأجلة
#فيوتشر
The last method, we will also activate the alert mode and trade in the alternate position. This method is considered the same as the one in the previous post but with a slight change.
Let's assume we entered a deal of $20 and I didn’t calculate it well and found the deal losing. Instead of closing the deal at a loss, I will open the opposite position that I opened. That is, if I had a buy position of $20 and found the position lost for any reason like a sudden drop, or I miscalculated it, whatever the case.
So what will we do? You will open the same sell position but instead of $20, you will make it, for example, $25. This way you have set a stop loss for yourself, and it’s an active deal. On the contrary, you are winning even though the buy position is losing. Let's assume the buy position is losing $5. You will find that you compensated for it in the sell position with more because you entered with a larger amount. So the buy position might be losing $5, and you will find the sell position, for example, winning $8. Here, the $5 loss will go with the $5 profit, and you will find your net profit is $3.
If you want to settle, you can close both positions, and thus you achieved a profit of $3 even though there was a losing position.
Now, if you don’t want to close and you find that the currency price will rebound and rise, close the sell position that we presumed is winning $8 and wait for the suitable price for you in the buy position and close it even if you closed it at a loss, not at a profit, so you would have reduced the loss. For example, if you find that the loss went from $5 to $2, and you are not reassured, close the position, and thus you would have achieved a net profit of $6.
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#تداول_العملات_المشفرة #تداول_العقود_الاجلة #العقود_الأجلة #الفيوتشر First of all, this post is not an investment advice, nor am I providing any recommendations. All I am explaining is just a method for you to enter trading for your chosen currency, either buying (long) or selling (short). This method transforms futures as if you are trading spot; there is no liquidation price. It is preferable that this method is used on strong currencies with a known high price. ¶ First of all, the method depends on the balance that is available and the leverage. We will keep the trading in the cross position, not isolated. The second thing is a calculation you perform between your balance and the leverage. For example, if your balance is $100 and you want to use a leverage of, say, x10, You will divide 100 by 10, which equals 10. So, you will be in a cross position and will use leverage x10 and you will enter the trade with $10. You will find your liquidation price at zero, so there is no liquidation as if you are trading futures and you can leave it as you wish whether it goes up or down. Now, if your balance is lower, for example, it's okay if your balance is only $10 and you want to use leverage x10, Calculate it as 10 / 10 = 1. So, you will enter the trade with $1 and you will find your liquidation price at zero. If your balance is $500 and you want to enter with a leverage of, let’s say, x30, divide 500 by 30 = 16.66. So, you will open a trade with $16.66 and so on. Now, goodbye to being liquidated in any trade; you choose when to exit at your convenience and you are not afraid of liquidation. Now, what currency do you want to enter, and do you want to buy or sell? That’s up to you. $BTC $ETH $BNB {future}(BNBUSDT) {future}(ETHUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT)
#تداول_العملات_المشفرة
#تداول_العقود_الاجلة
#العقود_الأجلة
#الفيوتشر
First of all, this post is not an investment advice, nor am I providing any recommendations. All I am explaining is just a method for you to enter trading for your chosen currency, either buying (long) or selling (short).
This method transforms futures as if you are trading spot; there is no liquidation price. It is preferable that this method is used on strong currencies with a known high price.
¶ First of all, the method depends on the balance that is available and the leverage.
We will keep the trading in the cross position, not isolated.
The second thing is a calculation you perform between your balance and the leverage.
For example, if your balance is $100 and you want to use a leverage of, say, x10,
You will divide 100 by 10, which equals 10.
So, you will be in a cross position and will use leverage x10 and you will enter the trade with $10.
You will find your liquidation price at zero, so there is no liquidation as if you are trading futures and you can leave it as you wish whether it goes up or down.
Now, if your balance is lower, for example, it's okay if your balance is only $10 and you want to use leverage x10,
Calculate it as 10 / 10 = 1.
So, you will enter the trade with $1 and you will find your liquidation price at zero.
If your balance is $500 and you want to enter with a leverage of, let’s say, x30, divide 500 by 30 = 16.66. So, you will open a trade with $16.66 and so on.
Now, goodbye to being liquidated in any trade; you choose when to exit at your convenience and you are not afraid of liquidation.
Now, what currency do you want to enter, and do you want to buy or sell? That’s up to you.
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