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Are Hedging and Martingale Strategies Allowed?

Written by Fundex Plus

At Fundex Plus, both Hedging and Martingale strategies are permitted when used responsibly and within acceptable risk management parameters.


Hedging

Hedging within the same account is allowed, provided it forms part of a structured and risk-managed trading approach.

✅ Allowed:

  • Buy and sell positions within the same account

  • Hedging as part of a legitimate trading strategy

  • Risk management through controlled hedge positions

❌ Not Allowed:

  • Using multiple accounts to hedge against one another

  • Hedging designed to exploit platform mechanics

  • Latency-based hedging strategies

  • Artificial risk-free trading structures

Any use of hedging intended to manipulate evaluation results or exploit system behavior may be considered a violation of Fundex Plus policies.


Martingale

Martingale strategies are permitted, provided they are applied with controlled risk exposure and proper account management.

Traders may scale into positions or increase position size as part of their strategy, as long as the approach remains consistent with responsible risk management principles.

However, excessive position scaling that results in unreasonable account exposure or creates unsustainable drawdown risk may trigger a risk review.

Fundex Plus reserves the right to review trading activity that demonstrates reckless risk-taking or behavior inconsistent with professional trading standards.


Important Notes

While Hedging and Martingale strategies are allowed, traders remain fully responsible for complying with:

  • Maximum Daily Loss limits

  • Maximum Total Loss limits

  • Single Trade Loss limits (where applicable)

  • All other Fundex Plus trading rules

Our goal is to maintain a fair and realistic trading environment that reflects genuine market participation while allowing traders the flexibility to implement their preferred trading strategies responsibly. 🚀

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