A lot of people will tell you that Forex hedging doesn't work.

Here's what they are missing…

They (even very experienced traders) don't understand that you don't have to be fully hedged all the time.

The secret to profitable hedging is to know when to be fully hedged, when to be partially hedged and when to not be hedged at all. 

Yes, you can make money with Forex hedging. It can be done in almost any country, even in the US.

Hedging can literally transform trades that would have otherwise been stopped out at a loss, into a net gain.

That might sound too good to be true, but it's not.

Here's how it works…

Student Testimonial

“I have been trading the Zen8 method since May of 2019. I am convinced it is a solid system with great potential. I love trading without a stop loss! I also love that there is so much flexibility, so many ways to trade this. Once you understand the concept and get comfortable with it you can totally make it your own.”

— Alan S.

The Weird Trading Method That Wins Trading Contests

Hi, my name is Hugh Kimura and I've been hedging in a US Forex account since 2011.

In 2017, I met a guy at a trading conference who was working for one of the largest Forex trading websites in the world.

He did a lot of research on the winners of trading contests and found that many of them used hedging to win those competitions.

So he developed his own style of hedging.

He got so good at it that he started hedging for the website he was working for.

Before I met this guy, I had been trading my own hedging method off and on for several years.

Even though I was making money consistently, I had my doubts.

My major reservation about hedging was that I didn't feel that it was a “real” trading strategy.

Nobody in the mainstream Forex education world taught it.

In fact, most of them said that hedging is a waste of time.

It worked for me, but at the time, I guess I needed external validation that it was a “real” trading strategy.

Once I got that “approval” from this guy, I started refining my hedging method.

Now you can learn my unique trading method for yourself.

There is a huge benefit to hedging: It can provide very consistent profits. 

However, as I did more research and testing, things were not as rosy as they seemed…

Hedging has a MAJOR Flaw

I discovered that there is also a gigantic flaw with traditional hedging.

…and you probably won't figure it out until it's too late.

You see, it's usually pretty easy to make profits when you first start out in hedging.

That's why those traders were able to win those trading contests.

But as time goes by, if you use traditional hedging methods, your chances of profiting actually go DOWN.

That's right, if you don't hedge correctly, your losses can actually get BIGGER.

So I wanted to figure out a way to prevent the fate that usually befalls traditional hedgers, while still taking advantage of the benefits of hedging.

What I came up with is what I call Zen8 Hedging.

It allows you to be much more “zen” about trading because when done correctly, you'll have much less stress than with conventional trading methods.

Opportunities Every Week

Are you tired of waiting for your indicators to line up?

Some trading strategies only generate trade signals once a week…or even just once a month.

There's obviously nothing wrong with those strategies, if they have a genuine edge.

But if you're looking for more potential trade setups, then Zen8 Hedging could be what you've been looking for.

There are setups available every week with hedging.

Learn how to spot hedging trades while you're waiting for your other strategies to give you a signal.

Only in the Forex Market

Forex is the only market that you can do this type of hedging in.

There are many advantages in Forex that you simply cannot find in other markets. 

For starters, you can start hedging in Forex with very little money.

I would stay that you can get started with as little as $500.

Of course you can't expect to make a ton of income from only $500, but it is possible to comfortably trade with that amount of money.

You can build your skills and account over time, with very little risk.

Some traders have even started with $100 and traded nano lots.

Compare that to options or futures where you generally need at least $25,000 to trade comfortably.

You can't even reliably hedge in the stock or cryptocurrency markets. Hedging in these markets requires borrowing the asset to short and sometimes there simply isn't any around to borrow.

Here are the biggest benefits of hedging in Forex: 

• Excellent liquidity
• Equally easy to go long or short
• Nano lots allow you to tune your risk and profits exactly
• It IS possible to hedge in a US account (if you know 3 simple, perfectly legal loopholes)
• Market is open 24 hours a day, 6 days a week
• Some brokers have no minimum balance to open an account
• Hedge with the same asset, instead of using a different asset like an option
• You don't have to use a stop loss, there are more flexible ways to manage risk
• And more!

The best part is that not many traders know about Forex hedging.

So although other traders may think that this method is “weird,” you'll know better.

Especially after you master this one little secret…

What's the Secret?

Zen8 Hedging relies on what I call a Roll-Off.

It's my method controlling risk, locking in profits and not falling into to the trap of traditional hedging. 

A Roll-Off is a simple method of reducing losing positions gradually.

You don't have to take a full loss all at once.

In fact, you can wait until you already have a profit, before you take a loss. 

That's a huge contrast to other trading methods that use hard stop losses.

When you use a hard stop loss, you can have several losing trades in a row…

Which can be a tough psychological blow to handle.

So if you're tired of long drawdowns or waking up to another trade that got stopped out, Zen8 Hedging just might be what you've been looking for.

The Biggest Hedging Lie

You'll find claims around the internet that hedging will give you 100% winning trades.

That's simply not true.

I've tested all of the “no loss” hedging methods out there and they aren't what they claim to be. Even if you use a trading robot, you still have to know when to use the robot and when to turn it off.

Those “no loss” trading methods can lead to losses, if you don't know what you're doing.

Therefore, you still need to learn how to hedge manually, before you start using any automated trading methods. 

My Zen8 Forex Hedging Program will teach you the core hedging skills that you'll need to hedge manually or with a robot (if you decide to use one later). 

Here's what someone in the private Zen8 group shared. Remember that theses types of results are NOT typical.

Advantages of Hedging Over Stop Losses

This is one of the most common questions that I get about hedging.

On the surface, it seems like using a stop loss and hedging are the same thing.

However, when I started using both methods, I found out that they are fundamentally different.

When you use a stop loss, the market can have a wild spike and take out your trade. You don't have any control over when you get stopped out.

But when you use hedging, you can wait to see what price will do before hedging, or you can do a partial hedge, which will still make money if price goes in the direction you expected. 

Both of these options give you the opportunity to profit, instead taking a loss right away.

On top of that, hedging allows you to control when you take a loss. 

A losing streak can be psychologically difficult to handle because you don't know when it will come to an end. 

With hedging however, you decide how much of your profits you apply to your losses.

This can have a huge psychological benefit because you know when you're going to take a loss and you aren't worrying about when the market will stop you out. 

That difference may seem subtle, but it gave me a lot of confidence to take trades.

Does Hedging Really Work?

If you still doubt that hedging can be a viable trading method, I don't blame you.

There's a lot of negative online press from people who have never tried hedging.

But when you ask around, there is a small group of elite traders (like the guy I met at the conference) who use hedging as their primary trading method.

Here's a completely unsolicited comment from my YouTube channel in response to one of my hedging videos. Keep in mind that this is just one of several similar comments that I've received.

This person was not my student, but he says that he has been hedging successfully in Forex for years.

If you want to join this small group of hedging traders, then keep reading…

Who This Course is For

Like with all trading methods, hedging isn't for everyone.

But it can be a great fit for certain personality types…

Here are the types of traders that can be a good fit for hedging:

• Rebellious personality types that don't like to follow set rules
• Traders who hate when their stop loss gets hit (especially during the interbank market)
• Artistic personality types that like to go with the flow
• Traders who want to get funded by a prop firm
• Impulsive traders that tend to take profits too early (yes this can be a benefit, when utilized correctly)
• Traders who want to make money in both directions at the same time

Hedging can also be used in conjunction with other trading strategies.

So if you already have a method that works, you can experiment to see if hedging can potentially increase the profits of your existing strategy.

What You'll Get

This course is packed with information from 10+ years of research, development and live Zen8 trading.

Each module has video lessons that will allow you to see the concepts in action.

Summary

• For all skill levels from beginner to professional
• Watch 40+ tutorial videos showing all of the concepts in action, and see specific examples
• Access 8 modules covering all aspects of Zen8 hedging
• Get access to my private messaging group so you can ask questions and benefit from group discussion

Program Modules

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