[00:19] to share with you the setup that fails everything. This setup works on the 15-minute timeframe of the futures index. This setup has a 92% error rate. The [00:31] success rate of this strategy here is very low. It's practically an 8% accuracy rate. That's a pretty bad success rate, isn't it? A terrible success rate of 8%. This means that with this setup, he will get practically 92% of the trades he [00:49] tries to make wrong. You can see here that we had a total of 1736 trades, and of all those trades, only 137 were winning trades, while were winning trades, while [01:05] But in contrast to that, you realize that we had an upward-sloping capital curve . Look, the capital curve for this strategy was upward sloping. This is quite interesting to notice, isn't it? And that's exactly what I [01:17] want to explore in this video. You can see the contrast here. Here we had very high profit bars , while the loss bars were quite small. And that's why we were able to achieve this [01:30] very upward capital growth curve. We're dealing with a risk-reward ratio of 18 to 1. 18 to one. So that's what's pushing this capital curve upwards. And that's what I'm going to share with you in this video. To implement this [01:45] strategy, we'll simply need the 30-period high-low, that really cool trailing stop that practically everyone knows, the High Low Activator with a 30-period. And this strategy will work here, with the [02:00] candles that close between 10 AM and 11 AM on the 15-minute chart. So, basically we're going to wait here for the market to move until the [02:12] 10 o'clock candle, until it reaches the 10 o'clock candle. So we'll have the o'clock candle. So we'll have the 10:00 candle, the 10:15 candle, the 10:00 candle, the 10:15 candle, the 10:30 candle, the 10:45 candle, and the [02:24] 11:00 candle to perform some kind of trade. It can be more than one, okay? He's not no. He can perform more than one operation, but it has to be within those operating hours, which are from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, [02:39] going to perform the operations in the following way. I'll start by sharing the sale with you here. Look, the first condition of sale is as follows. We will need a candle with a closing time between 10:00 AM and 11:00 [02:53] AM. You look at this candle here, you can see that its closing time was you can see that its closing time was 10 o'clock, see? So it fits second selling condition is as follows: we need this candle to be [03:07] renewing the low of the day. Renewing the minimum. Look closely, just watch. The day's low before this candle was right here. I was here. But starting from this candle here, the day's low shifted to this side . This means that this candle was [03:23] responsible for renewing the day's low. This is the candle I want. This here, look, is my second condition for sale. I need a candle that is renewing the low of the day. Third condition, I need a [03:36] negative candle. In addition to these first two conditions here—a candle that closes between 10 AM and 11 AM and a candle that is renewing the day's low— I also need that candle [03:49] to be a negative candle. And that's exactly what I'm experiencing here. A negative candle. And to complete the picture, the fourth condition is as follows. I need condition is as follows. I need this candle to be below the 30 high. [04:02] And that's what's happening. You noticed that the high was red. Once I have these four conditions, what am I going to do? I'll enter the sell position as soon as this candle closes, right? I need to wait for the [04:15] candle to close before making a decision, so that I don't make a premature decision. The moment that candle closes, I will enter the market at the price closest to the closing price of that candle. Right? So, look, the market [04:30] candle. Right? So, look, the market opened, I went short and got stopped out, because, as I told you, this strategy here will be wrong in 92% of trades, precisely for the following reason. I'm using a stop loss [04:43] reason. I'm using a stop loss of 80 points and a target of 3,000 points here. Can you see the big difference here? My stop loss is quite short, while my target is quite long, a stop loss of 80 points. And I was stopped here in [04:58] this operation. I entered at the opening of the candle. So, logically, here in the backtest, the following was considered . The first thing that happens, the first value obtained, is the opening price of the [05:10] candle. So, he entered at the opening, everything was fine, and then he went there and hit the everything was fine, and then he went there and hit the stop loss at 80 points. Look at that! Pay attention to the following. If I get another candle giving [05:24] sell signals, I can enter the trade, because this setup can execute more than one trade per day, okay? But then I need to mark this minimum here, look . What are the terms of sale? I need a candle [05:38] that is renewing this value. But in addition to that, I need to consider the other conditions. And what were the conditions I mentioned? I need a candle with a closing time between 10:00 and 11:00. Let's see the [05:52] here. Its closing time is 11:00 AM. So he's at his limit. He's closing at the limit, closing at 11 o'clock, but he has met the first condition. It was a candle with a [06:07] closing time of 11:00 AM. So the first condition was met. The need it to be a candle that is renewing the low of the day. And you can clearly see that's what he's doing. The day's low, before that [06:21] candle, was at that point. From that candle, the day's low came this way . So it was clearly a candle that renewed the low of the day, as you can see here. And the third condition is that it needs to be a negative candle. [06:35] This is what's happening here, look. a negative candle. And the fourth condition is that I need it to be a candle that is below the 30-day high. And that's what's happening. The row is red and this candle is closing below the [06:48] 30-day low. With these four conditions met, I will enter a sell position at the opening of the next candle. As soon as this candle closes, I immediately enter a sell position here, trying to get in as close as possible to the [07:02] closing price of the candle. I'm going to enter with a stop loss of 80 points. To avoid being stopped out, I need the market to respond immediately. I [07:14] need the market to move in my favor immediately. This will be the exactly what's happening here. I entered the trade, but the market wasn't able to move up 80 points to trigger a stop-loss . And you realize that it's already [07:28] working in my favor here, giving me approximately 235 points. But my target is 3,000 points. My target is 3,000 points. Look at that, 3,000 target points. But from the moment Hilow gives me the [07:43] opportunity to do a driving test, then I'll do the driving test with How, okay? Let's see how this operation went. It's getting to the end of the day. Nothing I simply closed the trade at the end of the day, making a profit of [07:59] end of the day, making a profit of approximately 600 to 700 points. Right? What you can see here is that we have a huge discrepancy. The difference between the target and the stop is too great. I have a very tight stop loss of 80 points and [08:15] a target of 3,000 points. When you look at the statistics here, you can see it in the chart of operations, right? As you can see, right ? And then you have this capital curve here. I'm going to share some purchase scenarios with you here [08:31] so you can see this strategy working in the buying process. We will need the following conditions. First condition for us to have a buy candle. It needs to be a candle with a closing time [08:45] between 10 AM and 11 AM. So, look, this candle here, it was a candle that closed at 10:00 AM, so it satisfied the first condition, right? The second condition is this: we will [08:59] need a candle that is renewing the day's high. Look at this candle here. You realize that before him, the peak of the day was at this point is the first candle of the day, the 9 o'clock candle. This is the [09:13] 9:15 candle. This is the 9:30 candle. And this is the 9:45 candle. You can see that the 9:30 candle left this high here, look. That was the main point of the day up until then. Until this candle appeared here, which was renewing the day's high. This [09:29] 10-hour candle here pulled the day's high reiterated the maxim of the day. And this is our second purchase condition. The this: we need a positive candle. We need this [09:44] candle that is closing between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM, which is renewing the day's high, to be a positive candle. Once these three conditions are met, we [09:58] then need the fourth condition, which is quite simple. We need this candle to close above the 30-day high. Once we have all these conditions, we will look to enter a buy position at the opening of the [10:12] important detail in the backtest: it's making the purchase at the opening. Since we have a tight stop-loss order, there's not much room for error here. It's necessary that the entry point be very close to the closing price of this candle here, with a [10:25] closing price of this candle here, with a very tight stop loss of 80 points. And you realize that he entered the purchase here and it immediately started shooting upwards. I have a target of shooting upwards. I have a target of 3,000 points and a stop loss of 80 points, right? [10:37] Target of 3,000 points and stop of 80 points. So the target is up there. Target of 3,000 points. As soon as I have the opportunity, I can conduct a trade with Hilow. If Hilow gives me a better [10:52] stop placement, then I can execute the trade with How. In this case , you can see that it hit our target of 3,000 points, because it entered the trade and immediately started moving in our favor and hit the target. Here [11:07] we have a sales situation. Look , this was a closing candle at 10 AM, so it satisfied the first condition. You realize that it was a candle that was renewing the low, because until then [11:19] And at the moment this candle appeared here on October 4, 2021, it renewed the low. He brought the minimum to this point here, look. And you realize that it was a negative candle. [11:33] It was a negative candle and it was below the Hilow, right? So, it met all the conditions for the sale there. So we entered the market operation at the opening of the next candle, immediately at the opening, trying to [11:47] enter as close as possible to this opening here, placing a very tight stop of 80 points and aiming for a target of 3,000 points. And let's see here, look. He went there and hit the target of 3,000 points. But most of the time this strategy will result in a [12:01] stop-loss order. She won't get it right, she'll get stopped. Oh, how it was here! You realize she took a break here, she took a break here, okay? Oh, let's see. This was the target, right? This was spot on. You realize that when you hit the target, it's [12:15] You realize that when you hit the target, it's because the candle has already opened and started to melt down, right? That's when it hits the target. But most of the time that's not what's going to happen. Most of the time it will hit the stop, like it's happening here, look. See? [12:29] Most of the time it's stop, look. Let's take a look here. Stop. Stop. This strategy has a 92% stop loss, okay? This is a study strategy, right? for studying statistics. That's because [12:43] many losing trades there are for this setup, right? That's a lot of losing trades, is when you look at the capital curve, it's rising. It's rising precisely because we're using a payoff of 18 to 1 here. We're currently at a [12:57] payoff of 18 to 1. Despite having such a low interest rate, rising precisely because we have a good entry signal. The [13:09] input signal here is an effective signal. And we're here with good risk management, right? A very strong risk-reward ratio here of 18 to one. And you have this here, see the chart of the operations ? Here's a chart of the operations. The [13:23] stops, the stops are very short and the targets are very long, as you can see here. Capital curve. The upward trend of the strategy, right? So I'm sharing this here as a study. I have many other [13:36] setups on the channel. 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