Very small stops (from 3 pips), ridiculously high RR (to 1:30)

thread: Very small stops (from 3 pips), ridiculously high RR (to 1:30)

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    Very small stops (from 3 pips), ridiculously high RR (to 1:30)

    I am beginning to look into the High RR way of trading, since the title of the thread state , this trading is about entering the market at very particular points/time that provides a possibly high risk-reward ratio, this really imply risk several pips to create 5-10 days the risk taken with each trade.

    Since the title say, from 3 pips (it might be less, but overall that the amount would be below the 10pips), this manner we could keep losses very small (let's say 1% of your account or less), and yet use an adequate leverage that could pay out quite well when trades operate.

    Really, I am beginning to believe that this is really the ideal way of trading, and I am going to explore here, how to do it and what kind of results can be anticipated.

    But first, I would love to make a call to the traders out there which do trade this manner, you're all very welcome to talk about your own experience, your thoughts and your opinions about this subject.

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    Junior Member isoxel1055's Avatar
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    Wish you all the best

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    Junior Member jurec's Avatar
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    There are lots of ways to trade options but if you would like a high Rthe blossom spread fits the bill. The Jun30 SPX set spread costs $118 to place on and has a maximum profit of over $3,200 - with a profit over $800 across a broad range as you enter this trade's past couple months. Since I'll be restricted to reduction of the initial $118 23, I really don't need to use a stop loss. I enjoy the $2050 level and I think the US market will slide in the summertime, if not before then...

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    There are lots of ways to trade options but if you would like a high Rthe butterfly spread fits the bill. The Jun30 SPX set spread costs $118 to place on and includes a maximum profit of over $3,200 - using a profit over $800 across a broad range as you get into this trade's past couple months. I don't need to use a stop loss since I'll be limited to reduction of the first. I enjoy the 2050 level and that I think the US market will slide in the Summer, or even before then... picture
    Oh wow this is similar to arab to me personally (do not know it at all!) But seems intriguing. .

    Would you describe what is it about?
    I see it's probably choices, and something about the sp500.

    What broker is it?
    Care to share more information?

    Thanks!!

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    Strong border which works large place Max SL 5 pips proceed to BE when possible replicate Sec 7 AM to 10 AM GMT illustration: https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...ding-edge.html
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    . .in the meantime...



    no sl, old school, freestyle, somehow easier

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    Junior Member jurec's Avatar
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    Oh wow this is like arab to me personally (don't know it at all!) But seems intriguing. . Can you explain what's it about? I see it is probably choices, and something about the sp500. What broker can it be? Care to share some more information? Thank you!!
    SPX is the SP 500 index. You are able to trade options on it in US brokers. The platform shown is thinkorswim.

    If I believed SPX is moving down in the upcoming few months, I could only buy a put to ch that proceed. But, that's a costly way to trade options. By trading spreads, I will lower the cost of entering an options trade. Spreads arrive with constraints also - restrictions on the profit potential of the trade.

    There are all kinds of spreads - typically they include some combination of short and long options positions. From the butterfly trade over, I am long one short 2 of those 2,050 puts and every the 2,000 and 2,100 puts. Its a balanced combination of choices positions that does not require any margin alloion other than the first debit necessary to buy the spread, which can also be the very (typically) which can be lost on the trade.

    Options trading takes some research however you will find great online resources that anyone can utilize to learn. I urge:

    tastytrade.com and dough.com

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