#العقود_الأجلة
Another method, but this one has a liquidation price. You just stay away from the liquidation price, and it won't actually happen.
You will enable the alert mode from preferences so you can open the same trade for buying and selling at the same time.
Of course, we won't enter both at the same time.
We will also keep the trading mode on the interchangeable mode, not isolated.
Let's enter a trade, say for example $10 with a leverage of x20. Here, there are two things, and keep in mind that this method requires your full attention to achieve the maximum benefit without loss.
The first thing is:
For example, we entered a buy trade for $10 with a leverage of 20x and made a profit of $4. If you find that the signals have changed and there is a noticeable drop, as soon as you notice a significant drop, open the same trade that you had opened for selling. Here, you will find the liquidation price is very far, and you have effectively created a stop loss without closing the trade. Let's say the price dropped, and you made a profit from the selling trade of $5. If you find that the signals have returned to rise, you will close the selling trade. So, you have earned $5, and your main trade is still active, and the price has risen again. Let's assume it earned the same profit of $4. By closing it, you have achieved a total profit of $9 from both trades instead of crying next to the trade waiting for its price to rise again.
But keep in mind, I mean a noticeable change. For example, if the price of the currency is $1 and it drops to $0.98, you shouldn't make a selling trade just because the price won't rebound and you will lose.