Help Center- High-frequency trading (manually or using a bot)
- Hedge arbitrage trading
- Tick scalping
- Grid trading
- One-sided betting
- Latency arbitrage trading
- Reverse arbitrage trading
- Martingale
- Copying trades from other traders
Martingale Trading with Lot Multiplier: This version of the Martingale strategy involves increasing the position size by a fixed multiplier, often 2, after each losing trade. The goal is to recover losses with a larger position in the next trade when the market moves favorably. Each successive trade increases the position size, creating an exponential increase in exposure. This method assumes that a winning trade will eventually occur, covering all prior losses and yielding a net profit due to the increased position size.
NOT Martingale trading without a lot multiplier (DCA): In this approach, the trader adds to the number of open trades after a position enters drawdown, but without adhering to a strict multiplication factor for position size. Instead, the trader gradually increases the total exposure by opening additional positions as the price moves against the original trade. The size of each new position is not increased as part of a cost-averaging strategy. This method adds to the risk with each trade, though in a more linear fashion compared to the multiplier approach.