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Atlas Forex
Group
Trading Rules
„Trade what you see, not what you think, and enhance your success with our comprehensive trading rules.“
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Follow the Rules
Welcome to the world of Atlas Forex Group, where opportunity and excitement meet in the global currency market. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader, this material serves as your gateway to understanding and mastering the essential rules necessary for successful trading with Atlas Forex Group. Within these pages, you will acquire the knowledge needed to confidently navigate the entire trading process, from trade entry to monitoring and ultimately
closing your positions.
Short Position
When we provide a set-up for a Short Position, it is crucial to open the position with the exact entry mentioned in the analysis for proper follow-up. Although there is often ample time, ranging from a few hours to longer, to open the position, deviating from the specified entry can lead to difficulties in following our updates. Many times, after the move occurs in our favor, we adjust our SL to BE. However, if you have entered the trade with the wrong entry or a delayed entry, this adjustment may prevent you from receiving our subsequent analysis updates or result in premature closing of the position, even if the position is still valid according to the original rules.
Therefore, it is essential to open positions with the same entry as provided, without delay. Specifically, for Short Positions, it is advised not to open a position at a lower price than the original entry. Instead, it is recommended to wait for the next analysis if you have missed the original entry. However, if the market moves above the original Entry for Short Positions, there is still an opportunity to enter the trade, even with a delay.
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By adhering to these guidelines, you can maximize your chances of effectively following our analysis and taking advantage of trading opportunities. Remember, consistency and accuracy in opening positions are key to ensuring alignment with our updates and potential trade success.
Long Position
Long positions follow the same rules but in a mirrored fashion. Let's reiterate it.
When we provide a set-up for a Long Position, it is crucial to open the position with the exact entry mentioned in the analysis for proper follow-up. Although there is often ample time, ranging from a few hours to longer, to open the position, deviating from the specified entry can lead to difficulties in following our updates. Many times, after the move occurs in our favor, we adjust our SL to BE. However, if you have entered the trade with the wrong entry or a delayed entry, this adjustment may prevent you from receiving our subsequent analysis updates or result in premature closing of the position, even if the position is still valid according to the original rules.
Therefore, it is essential to open positions with the same entry as provided, without delay. Specifically, for Long Positions, it is advised not to open a position at a higher price than the original entry. Instead, it is recommended to wait for the next analysis if you have missed the original entry. However, if the market moves below the original Entry for Long Positions, there is still an opportunity to enter the trade, even with a delay.
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By adhering to these guidelines, you can maximize your chances of effectively following our analysis and taking advantage of trading opportunities. Remember, consistency and accuracy in opening positions are key to ensuring alignment with our updates and potential trade success.
When Working With SL
and
Take Profit
Levels
When it comes to TP and SL, our approach is slightly different because we are real traders engaged in actual trading. When we release the analysis with specified TP and SL levels, it is important to allow the market to unfold. Once the market reaches one of these levels, such as TP1, we do not automatically close the position. Instead, these levels serve as visual indicators, signaling that the market has reached a critical point.
At that stage, we promptly assess the market structure and make a well-informed decision about the next step. This decision can involve partial position closures, complete position closures, adjusting the SL to BE, or even choosing to take no immediate action and allowing the market to make further moves.
The same principle applies to SL levels. When the market reaches our designated stop loss, we do not immediately close the entire position. We understand that market movements can sometimes include extra spikes against our position, which could trigger a premature closure if a strict stop loss is set. Therefore, we view these levels as visual markers, and as soon as the market reaches the SL, we promptly provide an update on the next step based on the market structure
Since we engage in swing trading, where the risk per position ranges from 1-5%, we need not worry about small fluctuations above or below our levels. Our focus remains on comprehending the broader market dynamics and making calculated decisions based on the overall structure.
By adopting this approach, we aim to navigate the intricacies of the market while effectively managing risk and maximizing potential gains.
Always adhere to these rules unless otherwise specified in the label accompanying the analysis.
*Trading foreign exchange carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All predictions are strictly speculative and for educational purposes only*
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