What is grid trading?
Grid trading, also known as fishing net trading, is a strategy to take advantage of market fluctuations to make profits. In the process of the continuous fluctuation of the underlying price, a grid is drawn for the underlying price, and when the market price touches a certain grid line, the position is increased or decreased to make as much profit as possible. It can be simply understood as: putting the price fluctuation range into a set grid.
Divide the funds into multiple shares, buy one share every time the price drops one grid, and sell one share every time the price rises one grid. One share purchase corresponds to one share sale, and only one grid difference is earned between the buying and selling transactions.
Grid trading is a type of left-side trading. Unlike right-side trading, grid trading does not follow the market trend, but goes against the trend, buying when prices fall and selling when prices rise.
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