[00:20] video on the channel. Today I want to share with you a setup that I've already share with you a setup that I've already shared on the channel, the extreme setup of the week, but I made a very interesting adjustment [00:32] : I added the hand flip. The moment this strategy hits a stop loss, it will reverse course and enter the opposite direction. And this generated an excellent capital curve for us. Well, look, as [00:47] you can see here, this curve dates back to 2015, and we have a good equity curve being formed over this time. It's quite interesting how this setup turned out [00:59] with this modification. And this strategy will use strategy will use the following indicator as the basis for its operations. We will use the configured prior code to return [01:14] to return the maximum and minimum row values ​​from the previous week. In your profit chart, you will need to right-click on the chart and select the "insert [01:29] indicator" option. On the indicators screen, you will search for Prior Coach. I'll write the name of this indicator here. You're going to do the following: you're going to [01:43] take two priors, you're going to insert two priors into your chart, you're going to two priors into your chart, you're going to set one prior code to return the high of the previous week, and you're going to take the other prior to return the [01:58] low of the previous week. Then you'll end up this top line and this bottom line. To make it more intuitive, I [02:10] colored the top line green and the bottom line red, okay? These two lines here correspond to the correspond to the maximum and minimum values ​​of the [02:25] previous week. Pay close attention so you don't confuse these with the maximum and minimum values ​​from the previous day. I'm using the values ​​from the previous week, [02:38] the values ​​from the previous week, is that correct? week, previous week. So how the buy and sell entries in this strategy will work, which are quite simple. Look, all we need is for the first [02:52] we need is for the first candle of the day on the 15-minute chart to candle of the day on the 15-minute chart to open within the range of the lines. Look, you have the top line here at this point and the [03:05] bottom line here at this point. I need the market to open up in that region. It cannot open either above or below. It has to open from the inside, right? It has to [03:17] It has to open from the inside, right? It has to open from the inside. Position doesn't matter, right? You'll notice that I had an opening here, it's quite close to the top line, but that doesn't matter. All I need is for the start of the day to be [03:31] between these lines here, in this area within the lines. Once I have that happening, once I have the opening of the day within that region of the [03:43] lines, I'm going to place a stop-loss buy order, waiting for execution here at the high line. And I'm going to leave a sell order waiting for execution here at the low point, right? Here is the [03:59] low point, right? Here is the buy order, here is the sell order. Awaiting execution. In this case, you can see that the market opened very close to the high of the previous week. And as I explained [04:14] to you, this strategy will place the buy order at the price of the previous week's high. If this order is executed, this strategy will enter the [04:28] buy phase. Let's see how the situation went. Look, the order was there waiting to be executed, and it was executed here. The setup entered the buy phase at that here. The setup entered the buy phase at that point, right? This strategy [04:43] will work with the following target and stop values, which can be changed. And I'll show you that later in this video, when this video, when I do the backtests. But initially, [04:58] I'm sharing this strategy here with the following values. Target of here with the following values. Target of 2000 points and stop of 400 points, right? So, the moment the entry order is executed, the robot [05:13] entry order is executed, the robot immediately sends a stop loss of 400 points and a target of 2000 points. And I made a change here to this strategy, because this strategy, its default setting, is [05:28] just this. It works that way and that's it. But I made a very interesting adjustment. At the stop-loss point, where my 400-point stop-loss will be, I will add a sell re-entry. In other words, if it hits the stop loss, if the [05:45] stop loss is triggered, I will reverse the position. I'm going to exit this buy position at a loss, but I'll immediately enter a sell position with a target of 2000 points and a stop loss of 400 points as well, right? If the stop loss is triggered, he will exit [06:02] the buy position he had placed, right? And he will enter the sell order at the same point as the stop loss. I'm going to show you an example of this, but here I [06:14] want to show you the sequence of this operation, where the target was hit. Her focus is to perform only one operation per day. In this case, since I adjusted this strategy to reverse the position, it's possible [06:29] that she might make more than one trade per day, but in those cases, these new trades will not be based on the breakout, but on the stop loss hit, okay? This original setup performs only a single [06:46] operation per day, which happens when the price touches one of these lines, as I explained to you. Right? Now I want to show you an example of a hand reversal, which was the adjustment I added to this [06:59] strategy. It was a really nice adjustment that produced this capital curve here, as you can see, a very upward-sloping capital curve, reversing course. Look, I've chosen the example of February 23, 2026, [07:14] to show you a situation involving a change of hands. In this case, you can see that the opening of the first candle of the day was between the high and day was between the high and low lines of the previous week. Look, [07:29] let's see it here in the graph. Look closely, this was the first candle of the day on the 15-minute chart. Here you have the position of the high line from the previous week. And here you have the position of the [07:42] low line from the previous week. What you notice here is that the opening What you notice here is that the opening of the day was between these two lines. She didn't cross the lines, she stayed within this area here. And as I [07:56] told you, this is the necessary condition buy and sell orders. on the maximum line and on the minimum line, respectively. [08:09] In other words, here at the maximum price, I place a buy order that will remain in place until the execution time or until 3 PM. That's right, until [08:21] 3 pm. This is the maximum limit for one of these orders to be met. If these targets are not met, then the orders are canceled after 3 PM. So, look, the market opened within the range [08:38] of the lines, the buy order is placed at the high line, the sell order is placed at the low line, and these two orders are awaiting execution, okay? are awaiting execution, okay? So let's go. Look, let's see here. [09:01] So here you can see that the high line was reached, therefore the buy order was triggered, since the buy order was positioned at the same price as the high line, right? Once the entry is executed, this [09:18] Once the entry is executed, this strategy will trigger a profit target order of 2000 points and a loss stop order of 400 points. The adjustment I added to this strategy is the following: at the [09:34] stop-loss point, this strategy will add a reversal of the position, right? So, reversal of the position, right? So, when the stop loss is triggered, this strategy will trigger a re-entry, it will enter a sell position, [09:49] right? You'll also enter into the sale with a contract. With one contract, she 'll continue with the same number of contracts, right? If she entered into with a contract, but she'll be closing that transaction that was already [10:04] open. Let's take a look here. Look, this is what happened here. Look at the situation that happened. You realize that the 400-point stop loss has been triggered. See here? The purchase order had been triggered at this point. The market [10:19] triggered at this point. The market rebounded, hitting the 400-point stop loss, but there was a sell re-entry order in place . See here? The robot entered the sell position; it exited the buy position it was [10:34] in and immediately entered the sell position with a contract as well, right? With a contract with the same target stop values. He's going to enter here with a stop loss of 400 points and a target of 2000 points. Right? [10:50] Now I want to explain to you the logic behind this. This point here is a very important decision point for the market, because it's the point where the previous week's high and the previous week's low meet [11:04] . That's a really good point for a breakout, is n't it? So that we can have a strong breakout or a very good point for strong breakout or a very good point for reversal, right? So, if [11:17] the price doesn't break through that point, there's a good chance a reversal will occur at that point. And then when he reverses his position, he enters with a stop loss of 400 points and a [11:29] long-term target as well, a target of 2000 points. Let's see how it goes. Look, here it is . Let's see. And he ended up closing here at the end of the day, but you realize he made [11:44] an excellent profit. Look, he managed to make a profit of approximately 1000,700 points here, right? Rounding it off, it came to 1000 650, [11:56] something around that. You realize it was very good that he made that trade reversal, because the market rejected the breakout at that point and reversed course, giving us an excellent result here. [12:09] As you can see, the operation had to be closed at 5:30 PM because the target be closed at 5:30 PM because the target of 2000 points was not met, right? If we were working with a target of 1000 points, it would have been executed [12:22] here. I'm going to show you that this setup also works very well with a target of 1000 points, okay? I'll show you that later. Look here. had an excellent operation, and I [12:37] want to share it with you. Here you have the first candle of the day on the 15-minute chart, and it was within the region of the lines, as I told you. So we place a buy order at the high and a sell order [12:50] at the low, and they will wait to be executed until 3 wait to be executed until 3 PM, right? In this case, what PM, right? In this case, what happened was that the sell order was [13:03] happened was that the sell order was triggered. So, the robot entered a sell order with a target of 2000 points and a stop loss of 400 points. And as I said, this strategy will also include [13:18] a re-entry at the opposite end, along with the 400-point stop loss. In this case, since she entered a sell order, at the point where the stop loss will be, she will also place a buy re-entry order so that the moment the stop loss is triggered, she [13:32] immediately enters a buy position, right? And that's what happened here. Look, the stop loss was triggered here. The 400- point stop loss was executed at this location here, see? But immediately, the moment the stop loss was triggered, the [13:47] strategy reversed course and entered a buy position. She entered the buying zone because she's now looking for a reversal, not a breakout of that line anymore, but a reversal. That's what this strategy is aiming for. Since the market rejected the [14:02] breakout from the previous week's low, the strategy is now looking for a reversal at that point. So he entered a buying position now, abandoned the selling operation, and entered a buying position [14:18] with a target of 2000 points. 400- point stop loss. And just to be clear, this strategy, from the moment of re-entry, places the stop at 400 points and only this one doesn't place another re-entry at the stop point, right? She's [14:35] just going to do a hand flip. For example, if this entry here hits its stop loss, it will stop there. She's not going to make another re-entry, she's not going to make another hand change, okay? She's simply going to accept that [14:51] neither the breakout nor the reversal happened and she's going to stop trying to make new entries, okay? However, it's possible to modify this in the robot; it's possible to request that the robot continue turning its hand, but I did [15:05] n't do that here, okay? The statistics I'm going to show you are based on show you are based on just one hand flip that day, okay? At this point, when the re-entry is made, the setup will place a target of [15:20] 2000 points and a stop of 400 points, just as it did in the first entry, right? Let's see. first entry, right? Let's see. Just look. And now he's managed to [15:33] get 2000 points. Look here. He got 2000 points here. See? He didn't manage to break through on the initial break, but he did manage to reverse . Seeing this, that's how this strategy will work over [15:49] time, by performing this type of operation. In many cases, you will achieve a break. 2000-point target isn't reached, it closes at the end of the day, and often there [16:01] will be a very good profit there as well. Let's look at show you the statistics for this strategy [16:13] over time. As I already showed in the video, this is the capital curve of the strategy, a capital curve formed approximately from August 31, 2015 to February 23, 2026. It's a setup with a low hit rate. [16:29] He's here with a 33% accuracy rate. He has a low success rate, right? Because we're not using any kind of break-even point here. He's working in a very dry manner, isn't he? He's just setting the target and the stop loss there, that's all. He doesn't set [16:44] any kind of break-even point, no trailing stop. He's working in a very raw way and is here with a 33% success rate. The payoff is very good. We success rate. The payoff is very good. We 're here with a payoff of 2.67. You're [16:59] even managing to get more than a two-to-one ratio. He performed 896 operations here, okay? With a profit factor of 1.33. some adjustments we can make to this strategy [17:13] that will also give us excellent results. Let's go. Look with a target of 2000 points, as I told you, but we can make changes to that. I can set, for example, an even higher target, a target of [17:27] 3,000 points. And I'll continue to have an excellent capital curve there. Look , I ran the code again so we can see how it looks. Look, the capital curve is also excellent when working with 3,000 [17:42] points, a target of 3,000 points. The capital curve is steeply upward sloping. We have these statistics here, look. Or I can reduce it. Instead of setting a larger target, I set a smaller target [17:55] of 1000 points, for example. Let's see. Let's see how the capital curve looks when working with a target of 1000 points. Look, the capital yield is also rising like this, and we can get an Acer rate of 37% [18:09] payoff of 2.13. Here it is. I can also set a target of 800 points. Look, let's see how it turns out. Working with a target of 800 points and a stop loss of 400 points. It stays that way. [18:24] So you realize that it's starting to become quite sideways here, because this is a setup that necessarily needs a larger target in order to work. For example, if I put this here, in a scalping scenario, you'll see that this [18:39] strategy will perform very poorly. Look here, I'm setting a target of 50 points and a stop loss of 400 points; you'll see that the equity curve is going to look really bad. See? Why? Because the logic of this setup is for a long-term target, because we are [18:54] looking for either a breakout at an important point or a reversal at an important point. The point where the strategy is making the entry isn't a point for scalping, but it is a point for large reversals, right? [19:09] So in this case, we're working with a long-term target; it has to be a long-term target so that when the reversal actually happens, the strategy generates the necessary profit to move up the capital curve, as it is here. It [19:24] gets interesting starting at 1000 points. I can even set a target of 4000 points. Let's see how it goes. Target of 4000 points. Stop loss of 400 points. Let's see if it works. Oh, that works too, you see? And it gets even better, right? It [19:39] seems to be even better than with 3,000 points. It rises quite high. You can see the capital curve is rising sharply. being quite low, right? The success rate is quite low , but the [19:53] capital curve with a target of 4,000 points is very interesting, right? The stop loss modify it. You can put up some top 500 points and let's see how it goes, look. I just [20:07] switched. I placed a stop loss of 500 points so we can see how it goes, look. Here it is. It works too, you see? Stop loss of 500 points with a target of 400 points. I can increase the stop loss even further. I'm going to place a stop loss of 600 points so we can [20:21] see what happens. Let's take a look here. Stop loss of 600 points with a target of 4,000 points. Ascending capital curve as well. Let's reduce it here, see? I'm going to set a target [20:33] Let's reduce it here, see? I'm going to set a target of 3,000 points. Let's see how it goes. here, to the 2000-point target. Let's see how it goes. [20:55] You can see that even with a 1000-point stop loss , as you can see here, I set the stop loss at 1000 points. The strategy also aims to achieve an upward capital curve, right? Although there [21:08] was a large price drop in this region, you had a very ascending capital cut here, but in this case, the stop loss cannot stray too far from the lines. The stop loss needs to be more or less close [21:20] to the line area so that when I reverse, I'm not too far from the lines, right? Because, as I told you, this setup is looking for you, this setup is looking for either a breakout or a reversal. [21:34] If I reverse the trade too far from the lines, that will hurt me, right? It will be detrimental. That's why the stop loss must be maintained at a maximum of 1000 points. Ideally, I'd set a stop loss of [21:46] 400 points so that when the stop loss is triggered, I'm still close to the lines and can catch a reversal at one of the lines. In this case , you can see that with 400 points it will [22:02] get more interesting, as you can see here, right? And as one last change I want to share with you, it's the maximum number of trades per day. For example, if I put three here, if I put the [22:16] perform a maximum of three operations per day. One day. One normal operation and two reversals, okay? Let's take a look here. I put three. Let's see how it goes. I will allow him to perform one [22:31] normal operation and two reversals. It stays that way. You realize that it wasn't very beneficial for the capital curve, right? I'll put, for example, four here. With this number four here, I'm going to allow one normal operation and three [22:48] going to allow one normal operation and three reversals. Let's see how it goes. Yes, it worked, but it wasn't beneficial for the capital curve. You realize that the ideal scenario for this strategy is actually a normal operation followed by a [23:02] actually a normal operation followed by a reversal, right? I put five here, look. That's how it was. Although the curve continued to rise, you realize that continued to rise, you realize that [23:16] ideally, this strategy involves making a normal entry, and if the stop loss is triggered, then attempting a reversal of the position. But if she gets stopped again, she'll stop trying to turn her hand, right? This is ideal for the strategy that produced this [23:31] capital curve here. See? That's pretty interesting, isn't it? 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