How to trade the biggest crash in financial history - Trade 1
Initial capital: 1000 USD (1000 USD as a reserve)
Example Product:
Knockout 15.273
Issuer: HSBC
ISIN: DE000HG00CB1
WKN: HG00CB
Leverage: 32
Open end
Entry: 4,16 USD
Quantity: 1000 USD / 4,16 = 240
Take Profit: ~53,70 USD
Profit: 240 x 53,70 USD = 12.888 USD
Example Product:
Knockout 15.273
Issuer: HSBC
ISIN: DE000HG00CB1
WKN: HG00CB
Leverage: 32
Open end
Entry: 4,16 USD
Quantity: 1000 USD / 4,16 = 240
Take Profit: ~53,70 USD
Profit: 240 x 53,70 USD = 12.888 USD
Trade active
Trade closed: stop reached
LiquidatedTrade active
Reserve capital: 1000 USDExample Product:
Knockout 15.609
Issuer: HSBC
ISIN: DE000HG0RUW0
WKN: HG0RUW
Leverage: 33
Open end
Entry: 4,30 USD
Quantity: 1000 USD / 4,16 = 232
Take Profit: ~56,14 USD
Profit: 232 x 56,14 USD = 13.025 USD
Trade closed: stop reached
Should rename the idea to 'How not to trade the biggest crash in financial history'. What a short squeeze.
Going to enter another trade with nonexistent capital to ride the asset to the ground.
Trade active
Nonexistent capital: 1000 USDExample Product:
Knockout 15.209
Issuer: HSBC
ISIN: DE000HS1HJ94
WKN: HS1HJ9
Leverage: 53
Open end
Entry: 2,55 USD
Quantity: 1000 USD / 2,55 = 392
Take Profit: ~53,00 USD
Profit: 392 x 53 USD = 20.776 USD
Trade closed: stop reached
Stopped out at 2,25Trade active
Rest of nonexistent capital: 880 USDExample Product:
Knockout 15.487
Issuer: JP Morgan
ISIN: DE000JL98DJ2
WKN: JL98DJ
Leverage: 54
Open end
Entry: 2,40 USD
Quantity: 880USD / 2,40 = 366
Take Profit: ~56,50 USD
Profit: 366 x 56,50 USD = 20.716 USD
Trade closed: stop reached
Stopped out at 1,44Trade active
Rest of nonexistent capital: 525 USDExample Product:
Knockout 15.760
Issuer: DZ BANK
ISIN: DE000DJ4LJL2
WKN: DJ4LJ
Leverage: 48
Open end
Entry: 2,75 USD
Quantity: 525 USD / 2,75 = 190
Take Profit: ~58,36 USD
Profit: 190 x 58,36 USD = 11.088 USD
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Now let the real ride finally begin... Here is the overview of collapse:
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Here an update zooming in: 
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One push higher from here and the final reversal next week for new lows.
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