Can you answer the question? If these two positions are roughly neutral-notional... you’re short EUR/CHF here. Do you know what you’re doing?
Unless the currencies I am trading are highly correlated (positively or negatively), I trade each signal separately. I have no trading signal on EUR/CHF so no trade.
Bro, you shorted EUR/CAD. Then you went short CAD/CHF. Now you're short EUR/CHF via triangular arb. Your position is short EUR/CHF. You want CAD exposure but you just netted it out.
This clarifies it a bit. It's been 9 hours in EUR/CAD without a whole lot of movement after your signal. Are you trading the daily bars? Stock index futures are moving great intraday. Highly recommend!
THEN WHY ARE YOU SHORT EUR/CHF? You clearly don't know what you're doing. You are short EUR/CHF if these lots are similar in size. I can't believe you trade FX and don't understand synthetics.
Yes, but again, so what? Can you answer that simple question without your usual sarcasm and your "I am better than you" childish attitude? Yeah, right. Listen, sonny boy, I studied triangular arb in the currency market before you were even born, and I read "Triangular Arbitrage in the Foreign Exchange Market: Inefficiencies, Technology, and Investment Opportunities" more than 20 years ago, among other books. So don't come in here and try to teach us how triangular arb works.