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title: 'Mini Index - Strategy That Pays 150 Points per Trade'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=ileI68Yr0iE'
video_id: 'ileI68Yr0iE'
date: 2026-08-04
duration_sec: 495
---

# Mini Index - Strategy That Pays 150 Points per Trade

> Source: [Mini Index - Strategy That Pays 150 Points per Trade](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ileI68Yr0iE)

## Summary

This video presents a scalping strategy for the Brazilian Mini Index (MINI INDICE) that aims for 150 points per trade using only two indicators: Bollinger Bands and Slow Stochastic. The presenter demonstrates the setup on a 4-minute chart, explains entry triggers, variable stop-loss management, and shows several example trades to illustrate the model's performance.

### Key Points

- **Introduction to the Strategy** [00:06] — The video introduces a study model for trading the Mini Index, aiming for 150 points per trade using two indicators in a classic format.
- **Indicators Used** [00:21] — The strategy uses Bollinger Bands and Slow Stochastic on a 4-minute chart. The target is 150 points, and the stop loss is variable.
- **Chart Configuration** [01:53] — Set the timeframe to 4 minutes. Insert Bollinger Bands (white lines, increased thickness) and Slow Stochastic. Add horizontal lines at 10 and 90 on the stochastic with yellow dotted lines.
- **Entry Trigger** [02:51] — Wait for price to move outside the Bollinger Bands, then return and close inside. This triggers an entry, but only if the stochastic is not in the overbought/oversold region.
- **Stochastic Filter** [03:33] — If the stochastic is above 90 (overbought) for a sell, skip the trade. Wait for the next candle where the stochastic is back within normal range.
- **Order Placement** [04:01] — Place a sell stop at the low of the trigger candle (for a sell). Target is 150 points. Stop loss is placed at the high of the entry candle, which may be larger than the target.
- **Risk Management** [04:57] — The stop loss is variable and can be larger than the target. Evaluate if the risk is worth it; if the stop is too large (e.g., 328 points for 150 target), skip the trade.
- **Best Time to Trade** [05:12] — Recommended to trade at the beginning of the day until around 11 am for higher volatility and better movement.
- **Example Trades** [06:06] — Two trades on one day totaled 3,300 points. Another day had one trade that hit the target. A third day had a trade with a 239-point stop that hit the target.

### Conclusion

The strategy aims for 150 points per trade with a variable stop loss, using Bollinger Bands and Slow Stochastic on a 4-minute chart. It requires careful risk assessment and is best executed during high-volatility periods.

## Transcript

you another video about the financial market. It's one of those videos I know you guys really like because I tested a new operational model and I'm here to share it with you. It's a study model that can help you aim for 150 points per trade using
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we publish daily results of the Corus operational model, the one I use every day, along with the students in our community. my screen with you and we'll see how this works.  Okay, let's go
to my screen, so here on the chart screen, let's set the configurations there. The chart timeframe we'll be using is 4 minutes. We'll basically use two indicators for this model: Bollinger Bands,
Slow Stochastic. We'll make a small configuration on it; it's a very good tool to work with. And we'll work with the trade target, which will be 150 points. It's a scalping model, a quick operation, and the stop loss
will be variable. I'll explain how this works; it can be a little larger or a little smaller, depending on a you right here on the chart. First thing is to configure the chart timeframe,
40 minutes. Let's insert the indicators. Insert the Bollinger Bands indicator in the middle of the chart. I'll set the appearance of the lines to white, increase the thickness, and the other indicator, the
Slow Stochastic indicator. It will be here in the list; insert it here at the important regions in the Slow Stochastic. Right-click here on the side where...  The line colors are in the scale properties, go here to the
fixed grid, let's include the ones that are here and let's include two, one with a measurement of 10. Let's mark it, put the color yellow, thickness three, put a dotted line here. Then we'll include the measurement 90 here as well, put it in yellow, dotted line,
thickness 3, define it as default, click OK, it will be placed here on the chart. From there, we'll go to the right side, strategy, customize the game, 30 ticks, which is 150 points. We'll observe the upper and lower
Bollinger Bands. We need the price to move along the bands so that we can have an operation. So we're going to work on this return movement to the working here in this region outside the Bollinger Bands. When I'm
working here, I'll be attentive to when this price returns make an entry, for example, I have the price working outside, I need the price to come back inside, close here inside to activate a trigger. However,
this trigger will only activate if my stocks are outside the overbought region. This means the following: this point here, this candle.  107 would be a sell operation. Why not? Because if you look down here,
it's working above the overbought region of the slow stochastic oscillator. So in that case, I won't have an operation here. I can have an operation on the next candle where the price is already working within the stochastic oscillator, outside the
overbought region. So here I would already have an operation. So I can do this operation on the next candle. Yes, you can do it on the original candle or the next candle. This candle here is an entry trigger. I have a sell order on the
loss of its low. By making my sell order here, I have my target at 150 points. Now, it's important that you have good management because this stop is variable. I like the stop at the high of the entry candle, but in this
case, if I made the entry here, my stop is at the high. I have a stop at stop is at the high. I have a stop at 260 points, so it's a risk of 260 for a target of 150. This ratio is favorable and interesting for you. If it's
interesting, if you think it's worth it, make the entry here. In this case, it went to the target of 150 points and didn't return to the stop, which was interesting. If it returns...  You take a Stop Loss larger than your target, as it's a scalping type of operation. Generally, you
work this way, you end up leaving the stop loss a little larger. There are many favorable trades, you get a lot of trades right, and this ends up favoring the operation. But here, keep this
management open. Remember that this is a free-for-all, and everyone can test their possibilities. Let's take a day to observe these interesting recommendation is to do these trades at the beginning of the
day, until around 11 am, to take advantage of a time of better movement on the chart, of higher volatility. Here we have the possibility of it working outside the
bands, then working inside. So at this point, we have a possible entry, always evaluating if the risk is worthwhile. So you will measure the size of the candle to see if the stop loss is really worth it. Remember that when you
enter, your target is up there at 150 points. In this case, the entry and it paid 150 points, the operation ends, I will wait for a new movement. If I will wait for a new movement. If it works outside, then I will
consider a selling possibility. So I have here in this...  The candle that closed here is within the band. From there, I know that on its breakout, I have a sell stop at its high, always evaluating if the risk is worthwhile. In this
case, 150 points is my target down here, and then it came to this point, hitting my target down here. So, there would be two trades, totaling 3,300 points. It's an excellent result for a day of trading. Around 10 am, the
day ended. Okay, we have a new day here, working outside the band, and from here I can already evaluate a possible entry, a risk
of 125 points. It triggers the entry on the next candle, and it comes and hits my target down here. On this day, it was practically just one trade here, nothing else happened. close here. Apparently, one of those days where the market opens very sideways,
working with very tight candles here without much breakout. It hit down here, closed, then closed within the band. Naturally, I would have an entry at got? It practically hit both bands, so we
need to analyze if this risk is worthwhile.  328 points to 150, it wouldn't be smart to do this type of operation on the second candle, it would have less risk. Here the risk goes to 239 points, which is more acceptable. Look, it almost hit the
stop down here, then it hit our target, right? Even though I wasn't very confident, it hit the target. You can see that it's a study model with a very good AC level, doing proper management, and you can obtain excellent trades with this
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