[00:02] Today I'm simply going to show you how to make R$100 with just one contract, one hour a day, only on the mini-index and mini-dollar futures. Many people have asked me to teach them how to configure the screen, so I'm going to teach you how to make your screen look like
[00:14] mine, and also how to set up Stop Game, Automatic Stop Loss, and Break EVA so you can trade the same way I do. So come with me, let's play the intro!
[00:32] Hello, welcome! I'm Viana, it's a great pleasure to have you here on my channel. Go ahead and leave a like, subscribe to the channel, activate the bell, leave your questions in the comments, and follow me on
[00:45] other networks for more tips and content. Charles Darwin once said that to be a good observer, you must first be a good theorist. In other words,
[00:58] if you don't know the rules of a strategy, if you don't know what to look for on the chart, you will never be a good observer. I believe that the ability to observe previous days is the most important
[01:13] in day trading, in the financial market in general, in life in general, isn't it? So if you know the rules, for example, of how to trade at the opening, even in the auction, today I'm going to show you here by trading.  Before the
[01:28] market opens, knowing the opening rules will allow you to observe the market opening because if you only look at the chart, you'll never reach a clear, at the chart, you'll never reach a clear,
[01:46] afraid to trade, and things won't work out. So here you're dealing with your money; you can lose it very quickly, just as quickly as you can win. Knowing all the rules of a strategy is
[02:01] essential. I always say that to play a card game, for example, Truco or Poker, to enter the game you need to know all the rules of the method. This doesn't mean you'll
[02:17] win the game; it's just a prerequisite to start playing. It's the same thing here. If you're going to operate a strategy and don't know all the rules of the entries you're going to make, you'll be in doubt, and when you're in
[02:31] doubt, it generates fear, and fear will make you lose because you'll never be able to operate calmly and clearly. So, to have
[02:43] clearly. So, to have statistics on whether a trade is successful or not, you first have to master it.  All the rules and entry points, right? And I always rules and entry points, right? And I always say that the basis of everything is
[02:57] identifying whether the market is standing still or moving, whether it's sideways or trending. The first thing is to glance at the chart and identify this. To talk about charts, let's go straight to it. Well, I'm here on the 5-minute chart
[03:11] of the mini-index, and as you can see, the day has already started moving, right? With one bar below the other and then one bar above the other. What does that mean? This means that the market is good for trading. When there are bars side by side, this
[03:28] happens a lot in the mini- index, right? The market loves to be sideways, especially during the afternoon, right? So that's why we trade more in the morning until noon, the first hour of the day, from 9 to 10, is the
[03:43] pre-market. Right? The spot market has n't opened yet, right? The stocks haven't opened yet, right? In other words, and from 9 to 10 is what we call the futures market, right? It's a prediction of what we think will happen with the Ibovespa. So the
[03:58] Ibovespa index is something you can trade.  This represents our Brazilian companies, the 80 largest companies with the highest volume in our
[04:10] market, such as Petrobras, Vale, banks like Itaú, Bradesco (everyone knows Ambev, everyone likes a beer), and B3 (the Brazilian stock exchange) is also on this
[04:22] list, B3, C3, among others. The sum of the charts of these companies forms a single chart called Ibovespa, and we cannot place a buy or sell order on the Ibovespa; we cannot trade it. That's why
[04:37] indices exist, in this case, the Ibovespa index. And in this case, the case, the Ibovespa index. And in this case, the mini-index, which is a the index. You can also operate the index with the same strategy, but
[04:52] most people operate the mini-index because it has more liquidity and is more within our reality. Operating the mini- index, for example, pays you R$1 for each tick the market moves. If it were a full contract,
[05:08] If it were a full contract, each tick would pay you R$5. I'll also teach you here about the screens, how I configure it, I'll teach you at the end. So, for those who stay until the end
[05:21] of this video, going back here, what we don't like to do is trade when the market is like this: see, especially the first bar of the day, the second one comes down from it and doesn't move, second one comes down from it and doesn't move, the third one stays to the side,
[05:36] and if you notice, inside the first candle, if we draw here, there were several other candles, the other bars here didn't move from inside the first one. And
[05:48] then the market starts to move sideways, it's difficult for it to break out. Most breakouts are false because if I look at this moment here, just look, here are the completed trades. Let's take XP, which
[06:02] everyone knows, here, XP has an average balance of 12.64, a little above where the market is now, so it's in red here in the time evolution. I'll teach you, as I said at the end of the
[06:16] video, to leave your screen like this, and if it's in red, it means it's in the negative, right? Because it's short in the center, long, in this case everything above is long, it's long at 125.
[06:30] 649 So it's long above the market. So it's at a loss, and UBS, which is the biggest today here, is short at
[06:42] if it's below, it's making a profit. So let's take UBS as an can see, with 186,000 contracts, and it's also long,
[06:58] with 163,000. 100, 87 - 87 - 164 equals -22. It's actually at 22, but
[07:12] here it shows -22 because it's short. What doesn't show minus is because it's long. Everything below here is short, everything above is long. If it's red, it means the person is in the negative. Green here is long
[07:27] and red there is long. No, it doesn't mean that UBS, which has an average price of that UBS, which has an average price of 125,672, is short. So it's in the positive. You could see that it's both long and short, and it doesn't
[07:42] do what we institutional investors do, right? I just guesswork. It's a fact. Take a look here: there are 232 contracts at 610, 605
[07:57] here: there are 232 contracts at 610, 605 contracts, actually 337 contracts at 605, 92 contracts, actually 337 contracts at 605, 92 at 615. Today the order book is empty. Days like this can be more volatile. That's why they say we have low liquidity. If
[08:11] you look at the US Forex market, here's a comparison: 50,000 contracts here, 30,000 here. That's liquidity. We have low liquidity, that's why the market volatility so much. You buy here to
[08:26] exit here, it even goes to your target, but before that it goes over there. Because the market likes to stay sideways. Why does it like to stay sideways? Because it's the BS, for example. If I put it there again, just take a look. You see that this
[08:38] is the number of contracts? You see that it's constantly moving. It doesn't stop trading. The market hasn't even moved properly and it's already entering a new trade. And they all do that. Look at Ágora here doing it in...
[08:53] Also, what does this mean? Institutional investors like a stagnant market because if they buy here, they sell a tick above. They don't buy 50, 100, 200, 300, or 500 points higher, much less do they buy here and sell here at a price
[09:09] that's already selling here. They buy a tick below. So, if the market keeps doing this – buying, buying, selling, buying, selling – this movement you see the market
[09:22] this movement you see the market making, like this: look here, you see, it goes up a little, then it falls – you won't see that in the stock market. If I take, for example, a stock I
[09:34] like, Semiconductor, you'll see, look, the market doesn't even move. There are 7400 contracts here. When these contracts are consumed, it takes time. Someone will come in and reposition very quickly. The same thing here, the price doesn't
[09:49] move. But the mini-index, look what it does: contracts exit, other contracts enter in sequence. If we put it here for you to see, look how many contracts are entering.  And it's
[10:04] constantly moving, you can't even follow it with your eyes, right? If I put it on the understand? Now it moved a little, but you can follow it with your
[10:18] eyes. So what does this mean? It means the mini-index is manipulable, and the more the market stays sideways and doesn't leave a region, the more the banks are profiting. That's why a region, the more the banks are profiting. That's why we trade one candle
[10:32] we trade one candle above the other or one candle below the other. It's that simple. I'm not going to go into
[10:45] use all the indicators, how to do everything you're used to seeing on the internet that's complicated. I've already learned all that, it didn't work for me. I simplified it, I observed what the big players were doing and decided to create
[10:59] my own strategy. Of course, based on some American books, I learned much more from courses in the United States, books from the United States than in Brazil. I learned almost nothing from Brazil, and that's why
[11:13] many people have prospered here with my strategy. I did an in-person event this weekend in Curitiba. It was incredible to see how many people are already...  Making money in the financial market, they ended up going to
[11:26] the course just for networking, just to give me a hug, to spend two give me a hug, to spend two whole days with me. And speaking of that, I'm about to launch a new class of "Operating Candles," the most
[11:40] complete course you'll find in Brazil. There's nothing more lucrative, let's us when we're dealing with money, than my "Operating Candles" method. The link is in the video description, my website is Viantrader.com or .com.br. Okay? And you
[11:57] also get three months of live trading. Oh, everything has step-by- step videos, there are recorded mentoring sessions from previous classes. And you'll be able to watch the step-by-step videos to learn all the rules of the method, like
[12:09] the rules of a card game. And in the mentoring sessions, I'll show you how to react after you already know how to have the cunning to understand what the market is doing. So, if the market is sideways, including
[12:25] the wick here, what do we do in this situation? You can buy at the lows and sell at the highs, which is the famous MMS, a very old strategy of mine.  It's only when it moves that you get stopped out, so I think it's more assertive to
[12:40] wait for a bar that hasn't broken out yet because it can come back inside. Remember that this red bar here has already broken upwards once. If you went for the breakout, it came back down, so I don't like to trade the breakout;
[12:53] I like to trade the confirmation of the breakout. It gave two candles upwards here, it could be a Hammer, it could be whatever, it could even be red above this sideways line here. We draw a high here, a
[13:09] We draw a high here, a low here. It broke two candles upwards, for me it's an upward trend, and I'll look for candles in that direction. In the I'll look for candles in that direction. In the case of a sell, if it crosses two candles
[13:21] downwards, the same thing, I'll look to go in the direction of the market. Okay, we have some lines here on the screen that I'll teach you how to draw at the end of this video. These are the projections of the master line, lines that I draw here every Sunday at 9 PM
[13:36] on the live channel, both in the mini-index and the mini-dollar, and they have 400-point spacing. We trade channels, and you also trade these lines in the same way as the sideways market. It crossed one candle upwards, it crossed.  Okay, so I
[13:52] start buying to try and find that channel above here. Just take a look: it tried to cross one line, the other was rejected, and it went back to this the other was rejected, and it went back to this
[14:06] other comes back, and we already know it's going to stay here again. Then we'll wait for a C here, another one here, to try and push upwards. You can see that whoever bought on the breakout of the line here, ah, breaking out, right? They would have taken a
[14:23] loss. Unless they had sold, then they would have won here, right? But we don't operate like that on line touches. I wait for one candle here, another above, and follow the market direction. I always talk about a car going 100 miles per hour; the car is going 100 miles
[14:38] per hour, if it brakes, it won't stop in the same place, it will go a few meters forward. If you're going 20 miles per hour and you brake, you'll stop in the same place. You stepped on the brake, you stopped in the same place. So I wait for the market to pick up
[14:52] speed, which is one candle above the other or one candle below the other. If it slows down, since I only get a few points, it will end up paying me because I don't get 500 or 1000 points.  When it moves 75 points, it already protects at 0 to 0 because if
[15:08] it comes back here, if I had bought here, I probably would have exited at 0 to 0 because moving a little already protects my position automatically. I'll teach that at the end of the video too. And then it plummets, okay? So basically, that's what
[15:21] Strategies also so you can observe, you know the theory. There's a candle with more body than wick, more than 170 points, we go in the same direction as it. A candle that closes below, which is the range of the first candle,
[15:35] sway, right inwards. The link is in the description. We can sell here again, and we have a line here called adjustment, which is the adjustment. For those who usually sleep positioned, you do day trading, but there are many people who
[15:50] do swing trading, which is this: supposing I bought yesterday, arriving at the end of the day, I didn't close my operation, I carried it to the next day. You can do this, but you have to inform the broker and leave a very large margin there.
[16:04] I think around R$3,500 per contract. And then if you sleep with the contract in  Let's say you were long yesterday at this point here, right? I'm long, yesterday at this point here, right? I'm long, I want it to go up. The market
[16:18] opened up here, I 'm at a good 'm at a good profit. But this will be debited from your account. The adjustment is debited from your account when the day opens here. If you
[16:34] were long above the adjustment, then the adjustment is down here, you had a loss. If you had sold, B3 would deposit this here, but then you would be at a deposit this here, but then you would be at a
[16:47] So that's it, the adjustment is the price adjusted for those who hold the contract overnight in their account, and it's a region that is very volatile. If I draw a line here, just take a look, it went back once, it went back twice, it went back three times,
[17:01] four times. It's a volatile region, so we can make some trades looking at this line. So if you have the habit of observing the previous days, now you have the theory, what you can do is go back with the
[17:15] scroll bar and see what happened in the previous days when it touched the adjustment. If you notice that it's touching the adjustment, going back, go back
[17:27] a month.  That's how it works, for a maximum of three months, you don't need to keep going back. Look here, I made a sale at the adjustment point. You'll see, I made a sale at the adjustment point here, it stopped at 300 points, no payout. Here, same thing, I made a sale at the
[17:43] adjustment point. So you can see that the adjustment point is a line that holds the market. adjustment point is a line that holds the market. I went back a little here, you can already see it. Do your own backtests. What is a backtest? Go back and see if I had
[17:56] bought here, what would have happened? It's a quick way to do this. Take a notebook and start looking, let's see how many times I would have had a loss if I had made a buy or a sell against the adjustment point. And then you have your
[18:09] own statistics, and that's what will make you win in the market. To be a good observer, you first need to be a good theorist. If you don't know the theory, which is that at the adjustment point it tends to go back and get stuck, you would never have anything to
[18:25] look at, you wouldn't even be putting the adjustment point on the screen. So you need to have parameters to look at. And then you imagine you're trading and only losing money out of fear, now you have statistics that show that 90% of the time it hits
[18:40] the adjustment point in the last month, it's giving a profit.  When he hits the adjustment, you'll make a purchase without fear, based on statistics. Not just because I said you saw it with your own eyes, and it 's not difficult, it's quick to get back here, it's not rocket science. Once you
[18:54] master this, you'll turn the key. For me, the you'll turn the key. For me, the most important skill is observation. That way, you click, you're not afraid because you already have statistics, not what someone
[19:09] told you, but what you saw with your own eyes. You'll wait for the market to reach your target because you've already done your backtests. Now, when you don't do backtests, you buy here, Alviana said it's going well,
[19:21] will it? Oh my God, it's moving 50 points, you say, "I'm not going to exit, I don't know." Doubt is awful, so have love for your studies. If you act with love in the market,
[19:34] what will you do? You'll have patience, you'll do what needs to previous days, you won't disregard risk management. If you hit the maximum loss of the day, you exit; if you hit the maximum gain of the day, you exit too. You'll
[19:49] also have patience to close a month or two in the L, continue studying. Now, if you don't have love for what you do, you will.  Fear, love expels fear. Why would you be afraid? Because whoever doesn't love what they do
[20:05] is looking for a scheme, looking for an easier way. They won't have patience because of that, because they haven't studied. They'll be afraid, they'll be anxious, they'll never wait for the market to reach their target. And then things tend to go wrong. So stop
[20:20] trying to find a shortcut. Until the Big Player takes it. So get this vision, I'm going to show you now what I did in today's D at the market opening. I 'll also show you the auction. I did the auction on the dollar today. This candle you
[20:35] 're seeing here is the virtual candle. For those who have the auction course, you already know how to draw the virtual candle, which is the candle that's happening during the auction. You have to draw it by hand, right? So yesterday, for example, look at the size of
[20:48] this virtual candle. It tends to fill the virtual candle during the day. Many times it pulls down, as it did here, but it tends to fill this space here. Look at the bar that formed yesterday, right? So I
[21:01] 'll even zoom out. Look what happened at the end of the day. Until the end of the happened at the end of the day. Until the end of the day, it practically filled again. Today, what happens? It pulls down another bar.  It can go
[21:14] down like a candle, but it tends to come back here to fill in because there was business intent in the auction. I have a complete auction course; the link is also in the video description. I have no doubt
[21:26] in saying that it's the most reliable I know in all international markets in Brazil. I've never seen anything more assertive. When it gives buy and sell signals, which isn't every day, to tell the truth, most
[21:42] days it doesn't, then you ask me, " So why should I learn this if most days it doesn't even give an entry?" It's because it starts at 8:55 AM and ends at the market opening at 9 AM. The market opens at 9 AM,
[21:55] but 5 minutes before that there's the auction. You ca n't get there 5 minutes before you're already... You arrive here in 5 minutes to enter your username and password, then wait for the just be waiting for the market to open; you'll have something to do. Waiting for the market to
[22:08] open (CCO) in just a few minutes, just make an entry, and when it does, you can... it's the only trade I say you can start with more than one contract, right? I always say you have to start with one contract, and that's why I do what I'm
[22:23] saying, which is recording videos with one contract. Of course, I have several accounts right now. On this other screen here, I'm long on the dollar, long on BNB, and also trading Forex. Oh, I've already lost. I
[22:38] also trade once a day on Nasdaq, I trade stocks and options, I trade HK50. Oh, what else? That's enough, right? So I do many
[22:53] 'll continue recording the videos on this channel for the rest of my life with one contract because there's no reason to start, except in an auction as I said, with more than one contract. Many people think, "Oh, I'm losing because I'm losing with one contract. If
[23:07] I put in 50 or 100 contracts, I'll push the market." You don't push the market.  Let's get this straight, once and for all: you don't push the market. If you put 100 contracts right now, here are 300 contracts, only at 880. You don't make the market move, not even
[23:21] a tick. So stop thinking you're losing money because you don't push the market with the contract. You would push the market if you put 303 contracts, you'd push a tick, probably an HFT, a robot would already
[23:36] tick, probably an HFT, a robot would already sell again. You'd do it like this, you have to put about 30,000 contracts here. So calm down, you're not that important here. You're invisible here to the big players, nobody's going to get
[23:49] your stop loss either, okay? So learn the auction. The link is in the video description, and then you'll have something to do when you're waiting, which is every day. You arrive before the market with a coffee there to wait. Let's go to the day's trading
[24:01] then, I'll show you here. Okay, I'm here with the auction screen, on the left side is the mini- index, on the left side is the mini-dollar. Viana, how many screens do you have there? Wow, I'm going to get confused. Auctions are difficult, aren't they? I
[24:17] only look at the price of the full dollar.  And for the price point, I can look at the chart itself here, see this little bar here, you see this little bar here, you see two here, that's where the market is, and it's
[24:31] the same thing in the mini-index. I look here and there, and this screen below
[24:43] shows the same thing, 126,000 in the full chart, 126,000 in the full chart. It's the same thing that shows here, shows here, but sometimes it does n't show a theoretical price, which is this blue dot, meaning there are buyers and
[24:57] sellers at the same point, so there's no deal. So I end up looking here because here it shows, you understand, here there's approximately 120 points to here, 120 points to here. Sometimes there are no contracts, uh, at 120 points here, where there is
[25:12] a seller, they are more than 120 points away, so I end up looking here just to this blue dot appears here, which is what matters, you won't make any entry if this blue dot doesn't appear, both in the index and in the dollar.
[25:25] You'll just keep looking at the price point here, the price point.  Here, that's all. What is this, Viana? The intention. Down here, anything that appears here is protection. So you glance at it, your eye
[25:39] protection. So you glance at it, your eye is trained, and that's how I learned it. They used it in a much more difficult way, but what interests me isn't just the price point here. Yes, what interests me here isn't just the price point. So
[25:51] I simplified the strategy, and that's why many people are understanding how to do the auction now. Very few people do auctions in Brazil, and that's why it works so well. When something becomes very popular, everyone's doing it, and it starts to go
[26:05] wrong because institutional investors will target their stop loss. Very few people are doing it here, so don't ask for the auction. The most reliable entry I know, the entry for big players, is when you do the auction. You've already seen where there was a
[26:20] business intention before the market opens, before the first market opens, before the first candle appears. This puts you ahead of many amateur players. You can consider yourself a professional player when
[26:32] you know the auction, and it's very easy. So you start to understand a little more about price because if I ask you to just look at the price without theory, you'll be a bad observer; you won't know what to look for once...  You
[26:44] know what to look for once...  You learn the auction by combining it with candlesticks. learn the auction by combining it with candlesticks. This will improve the quality of your observation and entries, often preventing you from making a mistake because you're
[26:57] seeing the big players, and it's not as tedious as tape reading. I find tap reading tedious; this is tape reading, but in an easy-to-understand way. I don't keep asking you to look at who's buying, the player who's buying, the
[27:12] buying, the player who's buying, the volume, price, times and trades filtered by larger and smaller lots, who are the biggest buyers and sellers of the day. You don't even know what to look at; there are so many screens in tape reading.
[27:25] In flow reading, you read flow by looking at the price end, and I do it in an objective way. For example, here with the dollar, I'll show you here: I clicked sell here. Why did I
[27:41] clicked sell here. Why did I click sell? Because I have the mini-contract above the full-contract, I have a lot of selling intent here at the end and a lot of protection, so I make a sell entry. I click sell at market. I can't
[27:54] cancel it here, I'll be forced to sell now. I accepted that I will sell if the market opens from this point 3 upwards, at any
[28:09] point it opens.  From 3 upwards, I accept. If the market goes down here, then I won't enter this sell position. I have to drag the sell position down from where the market is. I explain all of this in the auction course. I think
[28:24] everyone should learn the auction because it's the most profitable entry point with the highest success rate and will give you a lot of depth to operate the market. lot of depth to operate the market. The candles, right? During the trading session, I'll
[28:38] release it here. It's at 43, I sold. The market is falling. The mini-index opened here. So, once the dollar, I keep an eye on it here. If it's close to where I want to sell, I still want to
[28:51] protection. But if it goes down here, I won't enter this operation, so I have to drag it down. I'm looking at this moment to see if it's still worthwhile. 250 intention, a lot of intention, a lot of
[29:05] intention, a lot of sell protection, and it's still above. Look there, I entered the sell position, I'm already protected. Five points, R$ 50, easy money on the dollar. Don't try to do the auction just based on what you saw doing here, it wo
[29:21] n't work well. So today was easy, three sell signals, I sold. It's almost a certainty, I always say, " If D Losa makes you want to call B3 and say you're wrong," because this trade is so reliable. So, let's go to the
[29:34] Okay, here I drew the virtual candle, look, this one I'm drawing, uh, I also teach it in the auction course, it already gives you depth to operate the market, which we already know had a business intention up there, it was
[29:48] a red kendo, I'm going to sell here, because the adjustment is down there, so the market tends to seek the adjustment, the VIX, which is the fear index, right? But technically, the volatility index, right? How much... what is volatility? It's
[30:01] the opposite of a stagnant market, when the market is one candle next to the other it doesn't have volatility. Volatility is precisely when it goes to one side and then goes all the way to the other, when it moves a lot, that's volatility. So, as I'm
[30:14] seeing, yesterday there was a lot of volatility, the last few days have had a lot of volatility, there's an index called VIX, which is quite high, this means there's a lot of volatility in the market, so I can
[30:29] look for 150 points here.  I could even look for the adjustment there, but I'll remain cautious here because there were days when the market didn't move out of the first candle. It's starting to move out again, right? So,
[30:43] neither here nor there, I'll take 150 points. I confess I have a strong urge to put it lower because I think it will look for the adjustment. There's no reason why it shouldn't, right? With all this strength, the first candle is
[30:57] down, the virtual candle is also down, but it could go up now to fill the virtual candle. So I'm cautious. 150 points in my pocket. Let's go, next candle. I'll sell here. Why didn't you stay in the
[31:10] operation at the first candle? Because it could go back, right? Go all the way back. So I'll take it here, exit at the adjustment. 100 points already. I've already made R$50 on the dollar today. I don't need to make 300 points, which is R$60. I need to give you a warning if you
[31:25] 're trading with a contract: you have to trade with a contract. As if you had R$ 100, you win here with 100 contracts.  So, with R$1,000, it's pointless to start making a bunch of trades just because you have
[31:37] one contract. You have to do the same thing with one contract as you would with 100 contracts, or 1,000 contracts. You enter with one contract thinking you should have contracts, I would be entering, yes. So
[31:51] learn to do with one contract what you would do with 1,000 or 10,000. Anyway, don't make too many trades. "Oh, I'll try to get R$ try to get R$ 1,000," but that's going to be bad. Getting R$1 a day with
[32:05] one contract is already difficult. R$50 with one contract, I think, is healthier. I could tell you differently here, but you'll lose a lot because you'll want to go for the positive, trying to make many trades, you'll end up
[32:18] losing, giving back everything you gained, and even going into the negative. When gained, and even going into the negative. When you're looking for just a few points, things change. So here, I entered the first candle and I'll wait. It took me out of the break,
[32:31] Eva, unfortunately.  Doing what's part of it. Remembering that I'll also teach you how to configure these automatic orders at the end of this video. Let's go to the next trade. 10 AM, the time people usually buy, and I'm short one
[32:47] minute before the spot market opens. I don't see some players already buying, and I'm going to exit however I am here; I'm not going to wait 10 hours. Well, Ronaldinho Gaúcho went up, I
[33:00] could have bought and exited already, but there's a trade I like to do, which is there's a trade I like to do, which is a counter-trend. Ronaldinho, you know, when many people bought, there's a bigger candle, and I go and sell against the trend.
[33:14] I only explain this within the training, okay? Ronaldinho called for an upward move. For those who bought today, they won, and when he closes, many times if there's a significant candle, I make a counter-trend entry here. I only need 70 points, a
[33:28] quick rebound there. If it were to get 300 points, I would already be entering here, but 70 points, right? Even today, if I take that 300-point loss, I won't take that 300-point loss, I won't even be negative because I already won R$50.
[33:41] even be negative because I already won R$50. Dollar and more, R$ 36 in the index, I'm at R$86, I'll still be positive if I'm more, I'll be positive today, look how cool, and here,
[33:57] I'll even protect it if it doesn't pay, it paid R$250, R$50 in the mini- and put R$50 in the dollar, as
[34:09] I promised at the beginning of the video, I'm going to teach you how to configure the screen, I'm going to come teach you how to configure the screen, I'm going to come here, I'm going to delete everything, I have a desktop called backup that's empty, okay, if you got this far,
[34:22] leave your questions in the comments and I'll answer them. Okay, first thing, you click here, here on new chart, there will be a little icon, right? Adjust your screen here like this, I'm going to delete V apps here, I'm going to put everything for
[34:37] you, click on any point on the screen with the left button, click on five, enter, so I'm on the 5- minute chart, I'm here on the semi-intensive, I'm going to type Win, and then the current contract here, it's on top of everything, it says current. I
[34:53] double-click on it, I entered the mini-index chart, if you want a little arrow to...  The right arrow key on the keyboard moves it up and down. If I hold down the control key (plus scroll bar), it
[35:09] zooms in. If I hold down the mouse here (go up and down), it stretches. So you have to know how to adjust the chart correctly, so you can see it properly. I'll delete this indicator here too. Oh, I'll put it like this to make
[35:26] space for the excuse that this icon is only in Profit this icon is only in Profit Pro, I believe it's F10, no, it's not there. You go to trading, trading, or you go to trading and click on superd,
[35:40] you go to trading and click on superd, then it will be here. Put it here in the little window. Adjust it here. Right-click here. Right-click here, book properties, actually,
[35:55] here, book properties, actually, right-click here and it will say
[36:07] trading panel, remove it. There you go, there's more space here, you can make it more space here, you can make it shorter there, to make the chart as big as possible. There you have the chart. You have the superd here the way I use it.
[36:24] If you want to filter by contracts with more than 1000 contracts, right-click on the superd, book properties, it will come to quantity tab. book properties, it will come to quantity tab. The quantity greater than or equal to
[36:38] The quantity greater than or equal to 1000 automatically highlights 1000 automatically highlights very good for placing a Stop Loss, including if you see your Stop
[36:54] Loss here, or your profit. And there's this contract bar here; the market might reach this point and not consume these contracts. You hide your Stop points, which won't hurt you. There's no point in placing it up there and increasing
[37:09] placing it up there and increasing your Stop Loss by 200 points; 15 points won't hurt you. Okay, so it serves to protect you in the same way. My exit protect you in the same way. My exit is here, 150 points. I'll take 135 and
[37:23] exit here because it might reach this point and not consume. And in the same way, if it consumes everything, whoever sold everything here is decided to sell; it tends to plummet, but it might come back before it reaches this point. So
[37:37] might come back before it reaches this point. So this helps you hide positions. I don't make entries based on the superdraw here; it's just on the based on the superdraw here; it's just on the chart. This is just to show you if
[37:51] there's enough liquidity or not. The more contracts there more contracts there are, the more...  The market tends to stagnate when there aren't many lots here with more than 1000 points. Any order book, right folks? An
[38:04] 1000 points. Any order book, right folks? An order book here for 10,000 contracts, look, take 287 here, 514 here, 478 here, and it makes the market move with a single player's order book. If at a price level there are 1000 outs, there are 2000, you need a Big Play, ordering very
[38:19] heavily for the market to move. So we know there will be volatility the beginning of the day, go back to the replay and you 'll see that the order book was quite empty here. That's why it moves a lot when everything is yellow here, meaning there are more than
[38:33] 1000 lots, it tends to get stuck. Oh, to set the adjustment, type set the adjustment, type Prior Coach, it already appears there, see the adjustment,
[38:45] double-click, it already appears here, double- click on the line there, I leave it in click on the line there, I leave it in blue, ready, here I know that's the VAP adjustment for those who want to use it as well, which is the players' balance,
[38:57] you double-click and it will already be there, see the Up is the price where the  Players are positioned at the average of their order. You'll click here on "more," it
[39:10] will go to the little gear, you'll put the gain here: 30, here: 60. Remember that with a 60-point stop loss, you exit, or
[39:22] two 30-point gains, you exit. So your gain is very close to the market, your loss is far away. So I prefer to do it this way. There are many people who say, "Oh, but your loss is greater than the gain per operation per day." Never, if you give a nut in the day, you lose. Whoever
[39:38] does this closes in the positive or at most doesn't break the account, which is what many of you listening to me are already used to, right? "I took a STOP only at 60, it's far away." So don't keep
[39:52] down here. Whoever bought lost, whoever sold lost, whoever bought, whoever sold will lose. As Dilma would say, neither the winner nor the loser will win or lose, everyone will
[40:11] stop very short, you bought, you lose; you sold, you lose. If you put the stop longer and have the mindset to exit at the first stop loss, you will end up winning. at the first stop loss, you will end up winning. You're going to come here, the stop-loss strategy is a
[40:23] new trigger gain. Set it to 15 ticks, that's 75 points away from the entry price. When the market moves 75 points, the stop-loss that was at 300 will be one tick from the entry, that is, five points above. If it goes back, you at least get
[40:37] above. If it goes back, you at least get the brokerage fee. Leave it like that, and when the market reaches 75 points, it will automatically go to the entry point. Done, we've configured the OC order. Now you select the
[40:50] name you gave to the OC order. I put 150 x 300, which is self-explanatory. Clicked with Shift here, you placed the order, right? Clicked with Alt, you placed the order. But we enter to buy or sell at market.
[41:05] Selected here, it will go. You can click and exit, let it do the work on its own. Don't touch it, it will protect itself, it will exit on its own, whether you win or lose. Times and trades, clicked on times and trades, then
[41:18] clicked on times and trades, then here on volume/ quantity and leave the less to the bottom and the more to the top. Who's down here? It's sold. Whoever is up here is
[41:33] bought. So that's it. Oh, another thing, go here to these three dots and set it to free because if I click here accidentally I'll have to do everything again. I can go to the tab here, see? It 's hidden, or I can put it on another screen. Okay,
[41:49] 's hidden, or I can put it on another screen. Okay, if it's contained here and I click here, it disappears, I'll have to click again. So that's it, guys. If you liked it, don't forget to leave a like, leave your questions, and we'll see you in the next video.
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