Should you not use hedging by employing a double-stance (nampin) or stand on both sides?

As for me, using hedging widely is very much allowed

However, if you use hedging with the premise of "going back,"

losses will expand, like an enlargement of loss preservation

There is a consequence where losses expand because you buy more under the pretext of returning

to go back to the same price

For hedging with averaging to be an effective trade

you must have a sense of the market

A market sense is = Dow Theory

Because it directly connects to past markets

To win

you must inevitably base your trades on past market patterns and corresponding trade logic

By adopting trade logic aligned with market patterns, both gains and losses can be managed to produce results

With hedging and averaging, you must identify the highs and lows of the market

And you must consider whether the trend will continue or reverse

If you are going to use hedging and averaging

When the trend is strong, doubling the lot size and averaging in when a trend appears is also effective

If you are going to use hedging and averaging

You must create a logic for "hedging and averaging trades according to market patterns"

If you can create that

In other words, hedging and averaging can be effectively accomplished

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