Sometimes the best neutrality is to accept that the market has no logic and simply to follow the flow of money.
Sometimes the best neutrality is to accept that the market has no logic and simply to follow the flow of money.
Good thread. Saved in favorites. I hope more discussions like this on techniques and without smoke.
If you want to operate neutral, you need a broker that allows unrestricted reverse operations. Some do not allow it.
I used spreads to cover exposure to macroeconomic events. It’s not perfect but it reduces the impact of surprises.
Thank you for sharing so much knowledge. Threads like this are the ones that make this forum still worth it.
Operating neutral is like playing chess: you think about 3 moves ahead, but you may still be surprised by the board.
I love the quantitative approach of this thread, but let us not forget that behind every movement there are humans making decisions.
No one mentions the effect of interest rates on neutral strategies? Especially in forex, that weighs heavily.
To close, a reflection: being neutral is not being safe. It is managing the risk differently.
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