Usually in the case of profit, it is used more to judge that the market is going in an unfavorable direction, but in the case of the same general trend, the lock position locks in the profit. It is not recommended to lock the warehouse in the case of loss.
Question 2: What do you mean by locking me in? Locking orders is just an operation method, and people with different amounts of funds and different risk tolerance have different explanations. Of course, I agree with upstairs that people with bad investment mentality can't make money if they lock in or not.
Locked lists come in several forms:
1. Strictly speaking, a lock list refers to warehouse receipts with the same price and the same number of lots in different directions, but in practice, few people do this unless a novice places a wrong order.
2. Generally speaking, in order to prevent the huge fluctuation of the opening of the next day, we find a reasonable price to lock the risk before the closing of the first day and unlock it according to the opening of the next day. This method is generally a large capital operation method.
Example: February 1, the market was bullish, and the price rose to 2550 before the afternoon closing. It is expected that the price will rise again the next day, so I decided to hold a position overnight, but I was worried that the CBOT market would plummet at night, which would affect the trend of the next day, so I made a selling position at 2550 and locked in a profit of 50 points. If CBOT rises at night and opens the next day, I will close my position and sell it.
3. Arbitrage also uses the method of locking orders; For example, cross-month arbitrage and cross-species arbitrage, here I will only say one as an example.
When the price of a variety deviates from the price in recent months, it will be much larger or smaller than usual. For example, there is a difference of 700 between soybean 805 and soybean 809 due to fundamental factors. At this time, we analyzed that the price difference is very unreasonable, and the price difference must return, with at least 300 points of profit. Then we sell at 2570 of soybean 805, buy at 2500 of soybean 809, and close the position when the spread returns to around 400.
In a word, I think the real meaning of locking orders is to avoid big operational mistakes and get the greatest benefits.
Question 3: What does inventory locking mean? Generally speaking, it refers to an operation method in which spot traders open positions in the same amount but in the opposite direction, so that no matter where the spot price changes (rises or falls), the profit and loss of positions will not increase or decrease.
Usually in the case of profit, it is used more to judge that the market is going in an unfavorable direction, but in the case of the same general trend, the lock position locks in the profit. It is not recommended to lock the warehouse in the case of loss.
Question 4: What does "locking" mean in futures? It is widely used in the futures market, because ordinary investors can make short selling in both directions.
Specifically, for example, an investor bought five copper futures contracts, but after the contracts were bought, the copper price kept falling. At this time, the investor has lost a lot, but he still expects the market to turn around and hopes that the copper price will rise before selling. But he still had no confidence in the market, so he did the opposite, that is, shorting five copper contracts.
Then at this time, his position is basically locked. No matter how the market changes, he will not make a profit or lose money.
But in fact, this approach is not very desirable, and its role is only to make investors feel better. When the market comes out of its own big reversal, it is more appropriate to admit mistakes and leave. If you find a better time to enter the market again, then the operation will be more handy and flexible. Don't leave your position and wait there.
What does liquidation mean in question MT4? Hello, here's the thing Closing position is only one of MT4 trading methods, which is the same as closing position with multiple positions. The difference is that you choose the order in the opposite direction to hedge your position. This is the same as locking a warehouse, the only difference is that locking a warehouse is opening a warehouse, and the profit and loss have been changing on themselves. Hedging position means that you made 1 hand or other multiple orders (empty orders) at the previous price position (12 1), and then you made1.200 at the latter price position. You selected an empty order (multiple orders) at the later price (12 1.200), and you selected an empty order (multiple orders) to close the position at the previous price (121). Ok, you click on the order, then select the good order and confirm the relationship with it.
This is because of the mode you choose. I won't mention it any more. The closing price is determined by hedging the closing position with reference to the order you selected. For example, if short hedging is selected, the opening price is 12 1.200, and the closing price is121. Because this is hedging, it means that you took your own order, and he didn't close the position according to the market price, but took the opening price of your two orders, that is, your profit and loss were locked between the opening prices of your two orders.
I hope I can help you, and I hope you can let more people see it in this way. It is best not to use this method. If there are no special circumstances, try not to lock the warehouse.
Question 6: What does the lock list mean? A lock order means that if you hold an empty order, it is a loss; You expect to go up now, but you don't want to increase the loss, and you don't want to close the empty order and stop the loss temporarily. You can buy more orders. If the price changes in the future, empty orders will earn more and empty orders will earn more.
In fact, lock orders are generally not recommended for everyone to operate. Strictly set stop loss or take profit in time.
Question 7: What does the lock list mean? The basic definition is 5 points.
Lock order hedging position:
The lock order function is usually used to hedge open positions. If you don't click on the lock order to hedge, but directly place a reverse order in the same currency group at the opening position, it will cause a relative write-off with the original position. For example, if you open another USD/EUR sell position, the related position will be automatically reversed.
If a locked order is used, two parts in two directions will exist at the same time, and they will not cancel each other out. Generally speaking, lock orders are used to lock the current losses or profits until the right time comes.
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Operation mode
There are two ways to lock an order. Right-click on the chart to lock the order and choose to buy or sell. Then check the locking options in the pop-up window. If the lock option is not selected, the two-way parts of the same currency group will cancel each other out.
Still slippery? Right-click the open position and click the hedging position in the pop-up message window. If there are multiple open positions, you can set all or part of the locked positions at one time, just enter the number of positions to be locked in the pop-up locking window.
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Question 8: What is lock-in (hedging) and the margin hedging required for lock-in? The original intention is to use the simultaneous operation of different investment products to offset risks or achieve arbitrage. Locking is to open a position in the same variety in the opposite direction at the same time, and the two positions lock the risks with each other. In foreign exchange transactions, hedging and hedging usually express the same meaning. In the trading of stocks, futures or options, hedging and locking are completely different meanings. Every foreign exchange trader has different regulations on the margin occupied by foreign exchange hedging. There are three situations: no deposit, unilateral deposit and bilateral deposit. Take unilateral occupation as an example: for example, if you make a 1 lot of a currency pair and occupy a margin of 1000 USD, then shorting the 1 lot of the currency pair at the same time will not increase the margin to 2000 USD, but keep the 1000 USD unchanged.
It should be noted that when locking a position, if the market spread increases (possibly due to rapid fluctuations or light trading), the net account value will decrease accordingly. If the level of funds in the account is too low, the lock may be broken (or forced to close the position) due to the widening spread. Why enlarge the locking time difference and reduce the net value? This is easy to understand, spread = seller's lowest quotation asking price-buyer's highest quotation. Under normal circumstances, the purchase price and the selling price rise or fall at the same time (the price difference remains unchanged), at this time, the two lock orders just cancel each other out and the net account value remains unchanged. We can assume that the bid remains unchanged and the asking price rises, resulting in a larger spread. At this time, the profit and loss of multi-position positions have not changed, but short positions have shrunk due to the rise of ASK, so the total net value of the account has shrunk.
According to the latest regulations of NFA, account hedging (locked transaction) is not allowed after May 15, 2009, and foreign exchange dealers who are not regulated by NFA or in the United States are not affected.
Question 9: What does it mean that a boy locks your space? He doesn't trust you, likes you and hates you.
I will delete whoever gives me permission. hahaha