Risk control brings favorable profits to both technical and fundamental aspects

Risk hedging is often said to be a good thing

However, as you think to profit from that risk hedging,

in the end it doesn’t go well

The word "risk hedging" looks like a good term,

but in the end it becomes a piecemeal double-edged sword theory

The theory is to incur losses steadily and then make a big profit,

but that becomes a theoretical model

Because you are minimizing risk,

taking maximum hedge, and in many markets the profit part doesn’t come out much

No matter how hard you try, it continues to trend downward

In terms of risk control, risk hedging is the opposite

This is closer to fundamental thinking than technical thinking

However, such trading recognition

often misses the turning points in the market

But please don’t misunderstand

Even if the turning points are accelerated, what you are waiting for are losses or turning-point mistakes

The market looks simple, but it is complex and ambiguous

If you could know its future, it would be easy to profit

Nobody knows, and the market goes up and down repeatedly

You end up not knowing which to trust

Trend following, counter-trend, averaging down, one-shot, turning-point trading

Any trading logic, due to market up and down noise, yields losses and profits alternately

And if you try to increase profits, you must do things that could become losses

In other words, unless you bring in risk, it won’t grow as capital increases

This is why trend-following was said to be steady cut losses

Based on such market capital increases

Considering the relationship between losses and gains,

it would be better to reconsider what is correct for you and which logic you are good at

When you think about it

Rather than thinking about risk hedging

It should be translated into a logic that can control risk

You must thoroughly incorporate this idea into your strategy

Otherwise you won’t be able to survive

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