 times. And you should take advantage of the trends whenever you can. But eventually the market gets into choppy or rangy market conditions. And you need to evolve or you will suffer big trading losses.
If you are faced with trading a choppy or very range bound market, what do you do?
1. Learn to trade the choppy markets, using techniques such as stop hunting, option barriers, one day sentiment/macro shifts, and fading the breakouts.
2. Stay out of the market and wait until the chances of a breakout are higher, or the breakout has already happened.
4. Learn some sort of option spread strategies and plays to make money during expected low volatility environments. As Ray Dalio said there is no such thing as a bad market environment.
For the retail forex speculator there aren’t many viable option for option strategies in the forex market. There are some retail forex option brokers, but I have not tried them. Since they are not traded on an exchange, you can pay much more than you normally would for the options.
Big banks and hedge funds in the forex market like to use exotic forex options for this. Typically a Double No Touch Option.
There was recently a Double No Touch option in the EUR/USD which was taken out at 1.45. Some market participants wanted to play the low volatility in EUR/USD by buying some Double No Touch Options with barrier prices at 1.40 and 1.45. If EUR/USD did not touch both 1.40 and 1.45 by the time the option expires, then the market participants make their payout. If it didn’t then they lose their option premium they payed.
However, the option hunters came and the stops above it were tripped and knocked out the barrier. There was a nice shorting opportunity.
If you do not know about exotic option barriers, then view the article: Exotic Option Barriers… Back in 2003/2004?
Whatever you choose to do, don’t lose money in choppy markets. If you choose to trade them, then make money in all market conditions.
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I don't know if this helps, but here are my perspectives on it.

First, I haven't come out yet my view as a parent is that I owe my kids the best start they can get in life. Which does *not* mean "they need a male figure in their lives" or anything. But it *does* mean they need a *stable* household to grow up in. And since I cannot guarantee how my wife will react when I come out, I can't come out without subjecting my kids to a risk that my wife will want to split up our household and de-stabilize the foundation that my kids are launching into their lives from. I'd be rolling the dice, but they'd be paying the price, if you take my meaning. And that isn't fair. So I *do* think there's an argument to be made for temporarily maintaining one's boymode in certain situations.

But note: those situations don't have anything to do with being afraid of coming out, or afraid of never passing, or afraid that I'll be an ugly woman, etc. They are *risk management* decisions, based on me doing my best for my kids. And my ability to do that is of course contingent on my ability to *handle* staying in the closet for a couple more years (kids are in High School now, so it won't be that much longer). If I thought I would kill myself if I didn't come out, then clearly coming out would be the lesser risk, because me dying would *definitely* destabilize my kids' lives, not to mention the emotional turmoil and pain. But I'm not going to do that. I can hang tough for a while longer. Other people can (and will) evaluate their situations differently, and that's their business. This is just my perspective on why--even though I would like to transition--I'm not doing it now. Just food for thought.

As for transitioning prospects: as I say, I definitely want to transition in a couple of years. This is no longer a question for me. It was, seven years ago, before I learned what is actually possible in transitioning. Just look at my username. I thought it was too late for me. But then I got educated and realized that, no, it's not too late at all. Of course I won't have the same results as if I'd started 35 years ago, but so what? If I look at where I am now, body-wise, and where I wish I was, as two points on opposite ends of a spectrum, some things become very clear. One, there's a *lot* of distance between here and there. I am not even close to looking how I wish I looked. Can't deny that. Two, I am as *far* from how I want to look as it is possible for me to be. This is as bad as it gets. Because if I start transitioning, then literally *any* progress brings me closer to that ideal. And that would be better! It would be an improvement, however slight, and would help me feel better about myself.

I will not, realistically, reach that ideal. (If for no other reason than that ideal being "hot co-ed having lots of hot lesbian dorm sex" and I'm just way too old for that now.) But with hormones, time, practice, makeup, and certain surgeries, it is equally realistic that I can move a heck of a long way towards that ideal. Half? Three-quarters? I don't know. But realistically, I don't have to settle for "any improvement, however slight". It'll take a lot of effort and money to get there, but I'll be damned if I'm going to my grave without giving it my best shot.

Because here's the question I've faced, and that it sounds like you are also facing: If I didn't transition, could I get by? Well, yeah. I could. I've been doing it 52 years. I know how to play this role now, and I've gotten pretty good at it even if life's casting director gave me completely the wrong part. But having sat with the knowledge of being trans for 7 years, having put a *lot* of thought into how my life has been and is, versus how I wish it could have been, I also realize that no matter how good my life appears from the outside (any observer would see a guy who has successfully "made it" in terms of the standard cis/het suburban life template), and no matter how many actually good parts there are to my life (nothing about my kids or my wife or my career is in any way bad), I'm not actually *happy*.

I get through each day, but I can only do so because I have become disconnected from the true, real emotions of life. Sure, my life is ok. But it's *just* ok, and that's all it can ever be so long as I am not living as the person I should be.
