The disadvantage is that if you experience a fake-out (bull/bear trap) then the market reverses and keeps going through the other breakout price then you might lose the opportunity to be in that successful trade. Do the “Advantages” outweigh the “Disadvantages”? I think so, but I’ll leave the decision up to you. You’ll find situations when doing this works, and situation when this doesn’t work for you. Ultimately you are cutting your loss in half, or doubling your potential gains, which in my opinion leaves you with a net advantage overall (as not all breakouts result in bull/bear traps). The bottom line is that I’m not suggesting that you exclusively adopt this method of straddling and divorce the standard straddle technique. I’ve simply presented you with an alternative method to add to your trading toolbox. There are some circumstances when you’ll prefer the “Netless Straddle”, and other times that you’ll prefer to go with the standard straddle. There are a few opportunities in this “Sailing” eBook when the Netless Straddle is specifically appropriate, such as a variation of the “Forex Roulette” trading the high/low breakouts of day candles
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