--- title: 'Student Made R$11K in 10 Days with This Robot [FREE TRIAL]' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=yo2PsP3sNhU' video_id: 'yo2PsP3sNhU' date: 2026-08-04 duration_sec: 1244 --- # Student Made R$11K in 10 Days with This Robot [FREE TRIAL] > Source: [Student Made R$11K in 10 Days with This Robot (FREE TRIAL)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=yo2PsP3sNhU) ## Summary This video demonstrates how a student made R$11,000 in 10 days using the Epic Supreme Gradient robot on the mini-index, focusing on a single Bollinger Bands setup. The presenter provides a step-by-step guide to downloading, installing, configuring, and testing the robot, emphasizing the importance of risk management for linear gradient robots. ### Key Points - **Student's Success** [00:02] — A student made R$11,000 in 10 days trading mini-index contracts automatically using the Epic Supreme Gradient robot, focusing on just one setup. - **How Linear Gradient Robots Work** [01:13] — Linear gradient robots open operations in tiers, creating an automated grid for buying and selling. They buy little by little when price falls and sell little by little when price rises, profiting from micro-variations. - **Risk of Averaging** [02:21] — If price continues against the position, the robot keeps opening new positions, increasing risk. Therefore, risk management is fundamental: set a financial stop-loss, daily profit target, and calibrate the number of average price levels. - **Download and Install** [03:01] — Click the first link in the description, fill in email and WhatsApp, download the file from Google Drive, create a folder, and import the strategy into Profit Chart via Strategies > Import/Export. - **Configure Bollinger Setup** [03:54] — Create a new automation, select Epic Supreme Gradient, set asset to WIN (mini-index), frequency 1 minute, max position quantity (e.g., 100 contracts). In parameters, enable only the Bollinger Bands setup with deviation 2 and period 20. - **Trading Hours and Levels** [05:54] — Set reset time 5 PM, start time 9:10 AM, end time 3 PM. Enable interval one. Use average price exit, 27 levels, 1 pre-order, target 10 ticks, distance 10 ticks. - **Contracts Entry** [07:30] — Configure contracts per level: 1, 2, 6, 18 mini-contracts for successive levels. Only the Bollinger setup should be enabled. - **Order Sending and Risk** [08:37] — Enable 'Send Orders when condition is met' and 'Allow multiple orders and changes to orders for the same bar'. Set daily profit target (e.g., R$500) and daily loss limit (e.g., R$6,500). - **Testing in Market Replay** [11:47] — Since market is closed, use the golden arrow to create a replay automation. Start replay and run the robot to see it operate according to the setup. - **Real Account and Prop Firms** [14:31] — To trade real account, subscribe to an automation plan in Nelógica (Basic, Plus, Premium). Alternatively, use proprietary trading firms where you can trade with their capital, keeping 85% of profits. - **After Trial and Products** [17:21] — After 15-day free trial, if you like it, consider joining Botepi training for advanced linear gradient robots. There are two products: Pilsar 3.0 (personal operations) and Botio Automated Strategies (advanced robots). ### Conclusion The video provides a complete guide to setting up and using the Epic Supreme Gradient robot with a Bollinger Bands setup, emphasizing the importance of risk management and offering a free trial. It also highlights alternative trading through proprietary firms and additional training programs. ## Transcript 11,000 in 10 days trading mini-INs automatically, without needing to be glued to the screen or clicking on the chart trade by trade. And most interestingly, he didn't use anything complex. [music] He chose a setup inside one of our robots, configured it correctly, and let it run. The robot he used is called Epic Supreme Gradient. It's a multi-setup robot, dude. In other words, it contains several different setups, but this student of ours made R$ 11,000 focusing on just one setup, the today's class, we're going to do the following. First, let's import the gradient robot app into your Profit Chart. Second, we will configure the Boliger band setup, exactly as our student did. And third, I'll make RoboPic available for you to try for 15 days free of charge. So, you 'll find out for yourself whether this robot fits your this robot fits your operational profile or not. Come with me, man. Dude, you must have already noticed from the robot's name that Epic is a linear gradient. But what are linear gradient robots ? They work in a more sophisticated way. They open operations in tiers, creating an automated grid for buying and selling. The robot gradually increases its orders, buying little by little when the price falls and selling little by little when the price rises. In this way, he profits from every micro-variation in the market. A simpler way to put it, for those of you who still don't understand, is that it's like linear gradient robots are assembling a sort of ladder of orders. So, this type of robot positions the inputs, assembling a grid in levels, you understand? In this way, linear gradient robots can take advantage of price movements more intelligently, you understand? Typically, this type of robot is more suitable for those precisely because it opens several fractional positions on the chart, you understand? But there's one point you need to understand, man. Putting everything I've said together, it means that linear gradients work with average prices. This means that if you are in a buy position and the price continues to fall without reversing, the robot will then continue opening new buy positions. And if the robot is in a sell operation and the price continues to rise, the robot will continue opening new sell operations, understand? And the risk keeps increasing. That's why risk management is fundamental in this type of robot. You need to have a well-defined financial stop-loss and a well-defined daily profit target as well. You also need to calibrate the number of average price levels you want the robot to perform. Without setting all of this up, the gradient can become a big problem for you. Now that we understand that, let's put the Epic Gradient Supreme robot on the graph. How do I download and install the Epic Gradiente robot? Hey, in the description of this video, click on the first link, then fill in your email and WhatsApp number. Then you will be redirected to this Google Drive page. Then all you have to do is click here to download the file. Next, create a separate folder for the Epic Gradient robot on your computer. Click save. Ready. Now you open your profit chart, come here, look, in strategies. Next, import/export strategies. Click on this folder. Go to the folder where you downloaded the Epic Gradient file. Double-click this file. Now click on that arrow to the side and click on import. You'll see, look, successfully imported strategies. You can click OK, close this tab, and you're done. Now the linearly generated robot app is in your profit share. How do I configure the Bollinger setup for the gradient robot? Okay, now that the robot is installed here in Profit Chart, we first need to create the automation for this robot in order to configure the Bollinger Bands setup. Then you click here again on strategies. After that, you click on strategy automation. This tab will open for you. You will then need to click on new automation. Next, you can click on select strategy, search for Epic, and it will appear for you, look, Epic Supreme Gradient. Double-click on this file and here is the selected appicc robot. Click here on "active," dude. And this robot is for the mini-index. So let's put here, look, win foot, the historical asset of the mini-index, okay? The frequency will be 1 minute. In terms of quantity per order, dude, you don't need to change anything, okay? Now, in the maximum position quantity field, you will enter the maximum number of contracts you want the robot to trade. I'll leave 100 mini contracts here. Let's click on edit parameters. And here are the parameters for the Epic Linear Gradient robot. And if you scroll down here, look at this little bar, you're going to notice something really interesting, man. This, as I said, is a multi-set robot, meaning we have several setups within a single robot, and you need to choose which setup you're going to use. If you want to use the quantity setup, you turn it on here, look, and then the robot will operate the quantity setup. If you want the robot to operate the aggression setup, so on. Dude, we have several setups here, look. We have the average setup, we also have the RPIson setup, volatility setup, tops and bottoms setup, volatility setup, tops and bottoms setup, VOAP bands setup, RSI setup, stochastic setup, and so on. There are many setups, but the setup our student used to make R$11,000 in 10 days was the Bollinger Bands setup. So, let's just turn on this setup. He used it with a deviation of two, okay ? Period 20. And now let's move on to the other settings. Let's go back up here . So here's the thing, man. Right here we have the period during which the robot will be switched on. Our student used the 5 PM reset time, okay? Start time 9:10 AM and end time 3 PM. This means the robot will search for trades from 9:10 AM until 3 PM at the latest. you click here, look, to enable interval one. Ready. Now let's look at the other settings that our student used. He left, look, the exit at the average price activated. So let's put it here, look, average price exit activated. Now let's talk about the number of levels. Our student used 27 levels. Pre-orders were used, he employed one. Let's lower it a little more. Look, he used the target with 10 ticks and also used the distance of 10 ticks. Okay, Pi? But what distance is that? Like this? As I explained to you, linear gradient robots average down . So, let's say you're in a buy operation and then your buy order is triggered. If the price continues to fall, what will a gradient robot do? He's going to keep placing new orders, look, just to average down the price. It places orders below the price so that it averages down, because the robot believes that eventually the price will go up again and capture the exits. That's what a linear gradient robot does. Now, this distance refers to this spacing here, look, between the orders, you understand? So, when you set 10 ticks, it means that each order here will be placed at a distance of 10 ticks when the robot starts averaging the price. That's what that 10-tick gap means, okay? Okay, man. Now, continuing, let's come down here , look, contracts entry. This is where we configure how many contracts we're going to enter at each level of the grid, you understand? So, for example, the robot opened a sell split, this first sell operation, you want to enter, let's say, with a mini contract. Beauty? Now, the second sell operation that the robot opens, look, when it's averaging the price, let's say you want to open this second operation with two mini contracts. For the third operation, you want to open with six mini- we're going to set it up. So here our student kept one, then two mini-contracts, then six mini- contracts, and then 18 mini-contracts, okay? So here in the parameters, this is the only thing we're going to change. We've already set up the Bollinger Bands here, okay? Remember that if you choose a setup here, all other setups must be turned off. Notice that the only setup that's connected here is the Boliger band setup. Once that's done, we can click OK. After that, we're going to come here, look, to the entrance. We will click on " Send Orders" when the condition is met, allowing multiple orders and changes to orders for the same bar. These two options ensure that the robot updates orders faster, without having to wait for the candle to close, okay? We don't need to change anything when we leave. And now comes the risk, man. This is where we set the daily profit target and the daily loss limit. What is the risk management approach for the Bollinger setup? Dude, maybe this is the most important part of any gradient robot. Remember what I told you at the beginning? Gradient robots open positions in levels. If the price doesn't reverse, he continues opening new trades and the risk increases until the maximum number of levels We configured it the same way our student did; he used 27 levels in that setup. So this robot will open operations up to a maximum of 27 levels. And the risk management strategy he used was a daily gain of R$500 and a daily loss limit of R$6,500. Wow, Pio, that's way too aggressive. Well, man, that depends on how much capital you have available. Linear gradient robots, as I've already mentioned, by their nature, require more capital for you to operate more comfortably. That's also why they are considered advanced robots. But that doesn't mean you need to copy that risk management exactly. our student did. This, man, is something personal. You need to adjust this to fit your reality. I even recorded a lesson a few years ago for students showing me operating a linear gradient robot, aiming to make R$ linear gradient robot, aiming to make R$ 50 to R$100 a day with a smaller amount of capital, . So, if you have less money, you have to adjust according to your reality. But remember, a very small capital is not ideal for linear gradients. And if you have limited capital, I advise you to consider trading through a proprietary trading firm, okay? Okay, Let's click on edit parameters, because I forgot to show you something. You also need to configure your profit target and your loss target here within the robot. Look, right here, the profit limit, you're going to put in the capital you want, right? Search on the day. In this case, our student was searching for around R00 per day. And the loss limit here, look, the loss limit, he would accept losing a maximum of R$500 per day. This is the risk management strategy the risk management strategy you should use. Once that's done, you can click OK. And we've finished configuring the Epic robot in the Bollinger Bands setup, okay? Then you can click save and exit. Once you've done that, you'll click on automations, and the Supreme Gradient Robopic will appear for you here . What I always like to do to keep things well organized is to click here, look, on " arrange contained windows". In this way, we have the automation on the left and the chart on the right so we can monitor the operations. Okay, robot 100% configured. Testing the Epic Gradiente robot in practice. Okay, man, now to test this robot, have you click down, look. And here's where the robot's automation will come into play. If the market were open, all we could do was come here, look, and click to run the robot. And then the robot would already be operating, right, as soon as it However, as you can see, the market is currently closed, so we can't test it in real time. We'll need to test can do this in a really simple way, man. Hover your mouse over this area and look at the automation. When you find that golden arrow, click on that golden arrow, look. And then this tab will open. You choose the trading session you want to I'm going to choose the trading session on , man. Notice that we now have two automations. We have this automation, the first one we created, which is for testing the RoboPic Gradient on the simulator account, but in real time. And now we have this second automation, which as you can see, we have this R here, which stands for replay. So this second automation is for us to test the robot in market replay. Up here, man, a new tab has already opened, as you can see, an asset of the mini-index is highlighted in yellow. This is where the market replay will occur . All I need to do, then, is click here, look, to start the replay. And then I click here, look, to run the robot's operations . He realizes that he is already executing it. As soon as the market opens and the robot finds the signals and entry points, it will begin executing trades according to our risk management plan. risk management plan. [music] is working perfectly, opening the trades there according to what the Bollinger Bands setup. And it continues operating in this way, in this case until it reaches the profit target of R$00 or until it reaches the loss limit of R$ 65,500. As I told you, this is the risk management strategy that our student used. This doesn't mean you risk management tool, but you realize it's a fantastic setup and you wouldn't need to be in front of the computer all day. No. Just let the robot run and get on with your life. You could be at work, you could be at the gym, you could be sleeping, and the robot would be working for you here robot would be working for you here on day 3 of minis. [music] real account. Okay, let's say you tested the robot, liked using it, and now you want to use it in a real account. OK, man. I'll explain how to do it now. But of course, right? If you still don't want to operate with this robot in a real account because it requires more capital, you can simply operate through proprietary trading desks. I've already recorded a playlist here, man, with three lessons showing how I passed two proprietary trading desk exams and started trading with their money, with the proprietary trading desk's money . And of the profit obtained at the proprietary trading desk, 85% is mine and 15% stays with the proprietary trading desk, but all the risk is theirs, not mine. So, if you go to a proprietary trading firm, you can trade with that robot without worry, risking their capital. The link to this playlist is in the description of this video. in a real account, what do you do, man? If you click here, look, in this first automation, in this gear, this tab will open. Notice that here, look, in the account bar/wallet, it will most likely show you a simulator, and you'll keep trying to change it to a real account and you won't be able to. That's because Nelógica requires you to subscribe to an automation package in order to operate in a real account. How do you do that? You're going to come here, look, to discuss strategies. Next, you'll come across automation strategies and plans. And here you'll see that we have several plans. These are the plans that logic makes available for us to contract in order to operate in a real account. So, if you click here, for example, on the Basic plan, you'll see that the Basic plan allows you to trade with a maximum of five mini- contracts. The Plus plan allows you to trade up to 50 mini contracts. And the premium plans are the plans that allow you to trade with 250 mini- contracts or more, okay? So you need to choose the plan that best After you do that, you'll be able to click here, look, on this gear icon, and you'll be able to change your account to a real account and operate this robot in a real account. Beauty? But remember, this might not be the best option for you. Perhaps the best option is for you to trade through proprietary trading desks, because in most proprietary desks, after you pass a test, they let you trade for three or six months in a demo account, that is, in a simulator account. And This is called a paid demo account. In other words, since you'll be operating on a demo account, a simulator account, it means you won't automation package. You'll be able to operate this robot smoothly during the demo phase, subscribe to the automation package. And if you make a profit at the end of the month, the proprietary trading firm pays you, understand? So, before you decide to trade in a real account, consider trading through a proprietary trading firm. And after the 15-day trial of the robot is over, man, now you know exactly how to configure the supreme gradient with a Bollinger setup, and you have 15 days to test this robot and see for yourself if it fits your profile or not. Now, if you like it, what do you do after those 15 days? Dude, it's very simple. The gradient is part of our automated training strategies. Yes, man, we have two products here. We have the Pilsar 3.0 method, which focuses on my personal operations, with the strategies and robots that I use in my day-to-day work. So, in the strategies and robots of the PILUSA 3.0 method, we have strategies with stop-loss orders and fixed target orders, just like I use them. This is my approach, this is my operational method. Botio Automated Strategies is another training program focused on advanced robots, linear gradient robots, right? They set the average price. And these robots are developed by programmers Valdeci and Sérgio, who are the instructors for the BOTP training program. So, you see, these are products for different profiles, they're not competitors, right? They are different paths. The PSAR method is one thing, the botpio method is another. Now, inside the bot is where you'll find the Epic Gradient, as well as several other linear gradient bots for Profit Chart, each with its own unique characteristics. We also have linear gradient robots for Metatrader 5 and we constantly update the robots. And of course, there's one thing that I consider perhaps the biggest differentiator of the bot, which is our group of students. This group operates from Monday to Friday, group operates from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 6 pm, where the teachers and Sérgio are there along with the students. You can ask the students: "Hey, what settings are you using today? Which robot is performing best right now? What did you change in the robot settings this week ?" Well, this kind of information isn't on YouTube. This kind of information is only available in the group in real time, with those who are trading alongside you. Okay, man? So here's the invitation . Test Epic for 15 days calmly, see if it makes sense for you. If this robot fits your profile, then come join us at Botepi. The link is in the description of this video, okay? Well, as I said, one of our students made R$11,000 in 10 days with a robot, with a setup, with discipline. Now [clearing throat] you have exactly what he used. The link to test the Epic Gradient Linear robot for 15 days is in the description of this video and also in the first pinned comment, at no cost, no commitment, just you and the robot. And if this video helped you Subscribe to this channel with notifications activated, because I won't rest until . I'll leave it at that for now, and see you in the next video. [music]