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An example of increasing your size without increasing your risk. What we call stacking a target in ThePAXGroup. I sold 6930 and put a scratch stop in when the market gave me a point of protection. Then I sold more at 6928, was filled at 28.25. Moved stop to... show more

Greg

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Фото профиля Dylan Reetz

Dylan Reetz7 месяцев назад

@paxtrader777 @ThePAXGroup Nice work Greg!

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Tradingstuff3337 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Been following pax forever. Im just a dabbler who would like to do more. Familiar w ALL of your/his terms but Video kinda small and busy, even with pausing. Can you explain in simple terms step-by-step like Sold es at x price w x stop Covered some? W MES at x Moved stop etc etc

Фото профиля David Alexander

David Alexander7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Nice charts! Mind me asking, what do you mean by point of protection? Cheers

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Greg7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup A point of protection means the market goes offered 1 pt below my entry price. Or bid 1 pt above my entry price.

Фото профиля David Alexander

David Alexander7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Thanks for clarifying, thats what I thought just wasnt sure youd be that tight with risk the way ES is trading at the moment! Do you not find being tht tight stops you out of perfectly good positions more than optimally?

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Pete7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Is the goal to limit commissions by not only trading micros, but subsidizing the mini with micro cash flow? I’m usually all micros but curious on the reasoning.

Фото профиля Greg

Greg7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Less commissions and more profit opportunities

Фото профиля LM

LM7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup the hardest part with this is trading in the right conditions when vol is a little higher, otherwise you are just getting chopped to death.

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Greg7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup Managing risk is not something I merely pay lip service to. Choose your hard. There is no perfect trading strategy

Фото профиля Javier Tanza

Javier Tanza7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup @grok explícame esa estrategia

Фото профиля Fanboy

Fanboy7 месяцев назад

@ThePAXGroup very interesting. Do you watch the charts at all or just trade the pivots from the dom?

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