I've found that when opening a hedge in contracts, I shouldn't close the profitable position too early. I've done this foolish thing several times. By the way, let me talk about the strategy of opening a hedge in contracts. For example, if you think the market should go up but are afraid of a downturn, you can take positions in both directions. Open a short position at a similar point and then open a long position. If the market moves up as expected, quickly stop-loss the short position. If the market goes against you, just wait and see. When it drops to the next support level, close the short position for profit and then add to the long position. However, I haven't mastered this strategy well enough yet; I always close the profitable position too early. 🧐🧐🧐
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