Adding to Winning Trades - How and Why?! ✔️

Good video. Im in forex my strategy is i enter the trade at a major point and i want 1 or 2 resistances over my break even. At that point i drag my stop loss to 0 and every new pullback i add a position until a new position would be under a 1:1 R and every SL is 0'ed after a new support or resistance depending on my position. I usually have 2-4 positions in 1 trade but only if im in a strong developing trend. I wouldnt do this if price moves very fast that will most likely ruin it. With this strategy i start my trades with a 1:1 RR and end up 4:1+

Great vid Mark, very helpful for the stage I’m at now!!

Good video Mark. Like you said this is more for a swing trade. I only scalp and that would be far to much for me to think about and manage quickly when I'm only in a scalp for 1-10 minutes.

Hi Mark, very good topic thanks

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great video, I will try this out 🙏🙏

Excellent... God bless you...

Thanks so much for great video , i will deffo will backtest and master it on a long run bcoz adding to winners are the key to be great trader

Tactically I haven't found a way to make scaling in to a day trade to make it make sense. Because essentially you've gotta catch the bottom or top of the range depending the ATR of the market you trade, for there to be room to essentially add (treating it as a second trade). Secondly It just feels like if I have a second setup it's just easier to take a second trade. Adding to positions make more sense to me in swing trades.

Would you hold a anticipation position then add on confirmation?

It is like paddling downstream when things are setup right ...

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