Average Price Trading Full Walkthrough & Transcript

Average Price – Given Detailed Mini Chart Trading Strategy with Financial Stops Review

0h 24m video Published Sep 19, 2022 Transcribed Sep 2, 2026 Motoboy na Bolsa

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Intermediate 12 min read For: Brazilian traders (and general beginner-to-intermediate futures traders) with some knowledge of order types and about to scale learn with real examples and active risk management.

AI Trust Score 75/100

⚠️ Average / Some Fluff

"Delivers a hands-on, detailed walkthrough matching the title's promise, though some pauses reduce density."

AI Summary

In this informative trading tutorial, Vitor from the channel 'Motoboy na Bolsa' demonstrates the strategy of 'preço médio' (average pricing) on a 5-minute mini chart. The video provides a detailed, real-time walkthrough of how experienced traders use financial stops and capitalize on averaging down, even when the market initially moves against them, ultimately closing the session profitable.

Chapters

1 Introduction and Strategy Framework 00:00 2 Initial Entry and First Averaging Down 01:31 3 Managing Multiple Re-Buys and Sells 05:02 4 Advanced Risk Management and Exposure 12:00 5 Recovery and Profit Realization 16:25 6 Final Insights and Caveats 23:41

[00:00]

Introduction and Strategy Overview

Vitor introduces the video, promising a more detailed explanation of preço médio on a 5-minute chart, contrasting it with a basic video already on the channel. He emphasizes that most successful traders use financial stops (stop financeiro) rather than technical stops, storing profits by re-averaging.

[00:47]

Capital Requirement and Approach

The presenter, who operates with a larger capital, demonstrates how to profit even when the market goes against the initial position. He enters with 3 contracts and plans to average in 1-contract increments as the market falls, explaining that this is how many large traders manage their financial stops.

[01:31]

Initial Entry Execution

Vitor narrates the process of entering 3 contracts with a basic first-candle strategy, waiting for candle completion. He sets up both a stop-loss and a target for a 100-point move, highlighting the method of re-buying as prices drop and selling 100 points above the re-buy level to lock in slight profits.

[02:39]

Averaging Down as Market Declines

As the market falls, Vitor makes a series of re-buys and sells, each time buying 100 points lower and selling 100 points above, effectively creating sub-trades to build profit while netting a losing position. He details using keyboard shortcuts (Alt for sells, Shift for buys) and placing orders to manage risk.

[05:02]

Building Sub-Trades and Managing Exposure

Vitor explains that by re-buying and selling at the 100-point interval, he increases exposure and systematically lowers his overall average price. He emphasizes that this is complex and requires constant monitoring, as he is managing 5-6 contracts at times without losing track of the trade goal.

[08:04]

Profit for Averaging Down

After initial losses, Vitor highlights that his open result is PE9 and daily is +45, achieving profitability even while the market is below his original entry. He explains that the key is to leave risk on, aiming for small, positive outcomes above each re-buy level, rather than waiting for a full recovery.

[12:10]

Re-Buying Strategy and Sub-Operation Mechanics

The video continues with Vitor adjusting hard orders and always placing buys 100 points below and sells 100 points above, noting that users can set their own risk tolerance (e.g., 50 or 30 points) but must never sell below the re-buy price to avoid widening losses.

[14:15]

Market Recovery and Profit Accumulation

As the market eventually turns upward, Vitor describes how his sub-operations have achieved a sell price on 3 of his original contracts, locking in profits. He clarifies that this is a larger-timeframe technique that requires capital to endure drawdowns, but the payoff is high when it works.

[16:55]

Outcome and Educational Value

He concludes the day with a 191-point gain from the absolute point, emphasizing that this result was produced by the sub-operations, not the initial position. Vitor stresses that preço médio is most profitable when taking a losing trade, but only if traders have the reserve capital to re-enter the market.

[20:03]

Capital and Risk Considerations

He notes that each contract requires a minimum of 30 reais (real), advising trades with 10 contracts need 100+ capital to manage continue-away, and the specific strategy described needs at least 1,000 reais of available capital. Vitor supports the strategy on back-tests and self-responsibility.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 01:31 Set up 3 contracts on a 5-minute chart and use a strategy for the first candle before entering.

2 02:39 Identify a trigger price for the initial small-sized entry (e.g., a limit above or below) and place a target for 100 points profit with a corresponding alarm.

3 05:02 If the market falls 100 points, re-buy 1 additional contract, then place a sell order 100 points above that re-buy level (e.g., use shortcuts: Alt for sell, Shift for buy).

4 07:00 Continue re-buying as the market declines, each time 100 points lower, and sell that same 1 contract at its own 100-point target to capture small profits.

5 09:34 Manage risk by moving sell orders upward to lock in profits if the market gives back points; always place sells above the current re-buy level.

6 16:11 When the market recovers, preserve limit buys at each 100 point interval and let sell orders take profit incrementally, eventually closing with cap gains.

Study Flashcards (7)

According to the video, what type of stop do most successful traders use and why?

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Most successful traders use a financial stop (stop financeiro), not a technical stop, because it allows them to manage their position-size based on capital and potentially average down for profit.