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The Position Trader EA - How It Works

👉 Get the position trader EA for Metatrader 4 and 5 here: https://themarketstructuretrader.com/... 👉 My Position Trading Strategy: Watch the 5-Day Bootcamp Free on YouTube Here:-    • Position Trading Bootcamp   👉 Join me in Discord here:   / discord   👉 Expert Advisors I Use: https://themarketstructuretrader.com/... 👉 Indicators I created and use: https://themarketstructuretrader.com/... The Position Trader E A can trade any timeframe and any instrument you choose, and uses similar trading techniques employed by banks and large institutions to trade market swings. It scales into the swings at key levels when it detects the market it is running on is getting extended beyond normal trading ranges. This is known as elastic band theory, which is where a market pushes hard in one direction for a sustained amount of time without a pullback in price. Once price action is detected in the opposite direction to the latest move, the E A takes an initial trade entry and monitors the market to see what happens. If the trade works out in your favour, the E A simply closes the trade at a set target, which is usually either a multiple of the average daily range or a percentage of the trading account in profit. If however the initial trade does not work and the entry timing is too soon, the E A will wait for a further push and monitor for a reversal again at a minimum distance from the initial trade. This is known by institutional traders as Dollar cost averaging. What this style of trading does in effect is adjust your entry price to be more favourable while waiting for the next swing to occur. As soon as price pushes back in your favour on the next market structure leg or swing, the E A exits all the open trades, (your position), in profit and then starts to monitor for the next extended market condition to repeat the process. Most traders would love to have just one consistently profitable strategy. The Position Trader E A gives you two of the most effective and popular mean reversion strategies, traded for you using institutional Dollar Cost Averaging techniques The two built in strategies use the RSI indicator, and extensions of the average daily range (ADR). These two indicators measure extensions and strength of movement, and can be applied to any forex pair, commodity, stock or index you want to trade. Position trading is a method of entering the market using small risk and multiple trade entries, meaning the accuracy of the initial trade entry is less important than the way the trade is managed by the E A after entry. This exponentially increases your overall strike rate and most importantly, your profitability. Most traders who try position trading techniques have that “light bulb” moment and suddenly become consistently profitable, almost overnight. This is due to the reduction in initial risk they take and the ability to be less accurate with their trading strategies and just let the market move naturally, paying them when “it” is ready. Markets are unpredictable and virtually impossible to time movements with any kind of accuracy that is sustainable long term. Because of this, the majority of trading strategies and traders fail, mainly because they are constantly stopped out before their trade ideas play out correctly. Position trading with this E A solves that problem by altering your initial entry price if it is incorrect, the technique employed by most banks and professional trading institutions for decades. It also allows you to convert virtually any mean reversion strategy you currently trade, or have traded in the past, into a position trading strategy using the built-in quick trade buttons. Simply take an initial market order, or limit order entry, using the buttons when you see a trading setup you like. Once this initial trade is taken, the E A will either auto close the trade when at your chosen profit level, or turn the trade into a position by scaling in on the next leg of market structure for you! So, stop taking unnecessary losses when a trade doesn’t work out immediately! Turn it into a position trade instead. CFTC RULE 4.41 HYPOTHETICAL OR SIMULATED PERFORMANCE RESULTS HAVE CERTAIN LIMITATIONS. UNLIKE AN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE RECORD, SIMULATED RESULTS DO NOT REPRESENT ACTUAL TRADING. ALSO, SINCE THE TRADES HAVE NOT BEEN EXECUTED, THE RESULTS MAY HAVE UNDER-OR-OVER COMPENSATED FOR THE IMPACT, IF ANY, OF CERTAIN MARKET FACTORS, SUCH AS LACK OF LIQUIDITY. SIMULATED TRADING PROGRAMS IN GENERAL ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE DESIGNED WITH THE BENEFIT OF HINDSIGHT. NO REPRESENTATION IS BEING MADE THAT ANY ACCOUNT WILL OR IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE PROFIT OR LOSSES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHOWN.