There are also strategies in high-frequency trading (HFT) that imply martingale logic, especially prominent in short scalping strategies.
I. What is the HF Martingale?
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Automated Programs Add to Orders in Market Pullbacks
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Use of micro-volatility to take profit
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High-frequency stop loss/doubling/take profit cycles
II. Programmatic advantages
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No human involvement, full algorithmic control
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Quick response to fluctuations and reduced risk of slippage
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Absolute stop loss/maximum number of levels can be set
III. Risks remain
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Black swan event triggers systemic blowout
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High-frequency platform slippage leads to loss of control
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Good backtest data ≠ Stable real market
IV. Compliance and regulation
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Some markets do not allow automatic doubling systems
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Use of API trading subject to brokerage restrictions
V. Conclusion
High-frequency trading doesn't change the essential logic of martingales, it just improves execution efficiency.The essence is still betting on a rally to emerge.
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