The Free Setup That Outperforms Expensive Mini Index and Mini Dollar Strategies

[00:02] I use, my favorite one, that costs nothing, it's free. And it's sold around here . People know him, they sell him for absurd prices, and they even throw in a bunch

[00:14] of hidden clauses and want people to set average prices and a lot of things that only hurt those who are trying to get the best out of the market. I'm going to show you here that with this strategy I can easily make money,

[00:32] suffer less, and trade calmly by seeing the right signals on the chart. Nothing too extravagant or free. It's incredible how many,

[00:45] many people are out there taking advantage of selling this kind of thing for absurd prices. They line their pockets by exploiting consistency. You don't need any of that, because you're about to see for free

[01:02] the operational aspects that I do, which I enjoy doing. And it works really well, especially for those who are just starting out. The secret is basically to do what? Go to this chart and insert three moving averages: 20, 50, and 72 periods. I do it like this

[01:22] , okay? We've set up exponential moving averages . Graphic timeframe: 5 minutes. That's a good time frame, okay? 5 minutes. And then we'll also observe from this side. I'm going to close this here. I put it

[01:36] here, see. Notice that this is the Ibovespa chart, the Ibov, the index, the index, right? Ibov. Look here. Ibovespa also in 5-minute timeframes. And here at the bottom, the dollar, the mini-dollar. I'll leave them right here on the side, the two of them, see. Up here is

[01:52] the Bovespa index and down here is the mini-dollar. And now we'll observe what happens here in the market. What I'm going to show you is how to trade the mini- index. And I can also add this indicator here below, which is the ADX.

[02:07] this indicator here below, which is the ADX. It's another filter that helps determine whether there's strength in that direction or not. So what do we have to do? And look at that So what do we have to do? And look at that , today was an exceptional day. What do

[02:19] I like to do? What are we going to observe? Where are the candlesticks being traded? Below the moving averages, within the moving averages, or above the moving averages? OK, it opened here, right, above the averages and then

[02:34] went down. Hey! This indicates that the price today may be for selling. Selling is legal, right? Selling is legal. But calm down. And then the price started moving away from the faster average here, which is the 20- period average, okay? And then the price went back up, and that's

[02:50] where it was, folks. Look where it's back, at the 20-period average. It came to test in the at the 20-period average. It came to test in the 20-period average region, which is below the 50-period average and also the 72-period average. In this one, the price came close to the average of 20 and was

[03:04] rejected. This is the kind of opportunity I like to enter by selling. But what will I be observing? Here on the Ibovespa , if it's also going in that direction, if the price is going the opposite way here on the

[03:18] Ibovespa, I'm not going to make a trade. If it's going down in the index here, and it's going up in the Ibovespa here, I'm not going to give a direction. That's after 10 o'clock, okay? If the signal appeared before 10:00 AM , then this one appeared at 10:35 AM. So

[03:32] the Ibovespa was in action. The Ibovespa starts at 10, right? Because it's the stock market index before the spot market opens. So there's no basis for comparison, and we ignore it. But after the Ibope opens, after 10 am, I come

[03:45] here to check if the direction is also in line with the price going in the index. And I'm also going to come here and check the dollar over here and see if the price is moving in the opposite direction to the price of the index. So if the index is going down here

[04:00] index. So if the index is going down here , the dollar has to be , the dollar has to be going up. And then I feel more confident to open a trade, which in this case today would be a sell trade, but

[04:12] I wouldn't open it in this region because it's too far from the stop loss. The stop loss needs to be short, and here it would be a slightly longer stop loss because I would enter here on this candle that closed negative down here,

[04:27] placing a stop loss of more than 400 points. So the stop loss would be up here, which is very long, but the sequence here became more favorable. Notice that the price has gone back up here, it even made this little flag, right? Another good sign that

[04:41] we'll look at another time. But he came and played here, right? He touched the average speed of 20, the fastest of the three here, the one in the sequence, and he closed it out here. So here's an opportunity to enter selling with a stop-loss at this level or a

[04:56] shorter one. This is what I like to do, it's not something you should do in this way. That would have resulted in an almost guaranteed profit. What is the target size here? 150 points.

[05:08] A little more or a little less. There's no need to get 300, 500 points, to try and achieve that, even though he did have the opportunity to do so here, look, he scored over 700 points, but we don't know where that will lead. So I would be

[05:21] know where that will lead. So I would be more or less in this position here, 150 points. Or I can see it this way: there's a lot of momentum in the movement, so the stop-loss is at 300 points. I'll try to reach 300 points, but I

[05:36] won't let the price go back negative once it's in a gain , especially if there's a strong movement like there was here. So I'll exit the trade if I realize that the price is going to return to the opening price, where the opening was made. That's how

[05:51] I do it, aiming for targets that aren't too far away. It's crazy to start here, wanting to pursue such long-term goals. Ideally, you should aim for

[06:03] at least one and a half times the size of your stop loss. This is for those who already have some experience. For those who are just starting out, focus on training your emotional intelligence first. We need to try not to suffer so much from the losses. And one way to avoid

[06:17] this is to not let the losses become so great. And we'll gradually soften and train our emotions, and even see if we can achieve anything through that. And is this for us or not? Perhaps it's not our ideal profile, but it serves that purpose as

[06:33] well. And now, before I show you the next strategy that works, like on this video. If you're not subscribed, now's the time. And leave your like. If you find this interesting, people sell this, as I

[06:48] mentioned earlier, for an absurd price, and I don't even think about doing reversals or averaging down. And here I am showing you, for free, what works without you spending a single penny. Please leave

[07:01] a like and subscribe to receive many, many more cool content pieces than this, okay? Now down here we have the ADX. His period is the standard one, there's no need to change anything here. That's the ADX, it's an indicator that's also available

[07:17] on platforms like Profit Chart and others. What does he do? If there is force in the upward or downward movement, it will point upwards. If it loses momentum, look here, it's a sign that might indicate it's time to pay

[07:33] attention because the price could change direction. That's why it lost mean it's going to lose strength, because it also has a central line here, right? So even here, look, it's above this centerline right here.

[07:47] So it still has strength. The higher up you go , the greater the force. It doesn't matter if it's high or low. The higher up the movement, the more force and acceleration it has the more force and acceleration it has . This helps you make decisions

[08:01] about entering the game with more confidence or exiting when you lose here, you know. It lost its strength, oh. Notice, it was below the center line. Look what happened! The price changed direction. So this is a good indicator for us to use and

[08:16] validate whether the movement is good or if it's better for us to think about closing the trade or not even entering it. There are days when the price is less directional, more volatile. That's what happened in the session before this one,

[08:30] totally on par with the averages. And for days like this, it's best to perhaps look for another trading strategy with Binger's BS, for example, with Kelken, which is better suited for volatility. Now, when the price moves away from the averages, and the averages align,

[08:44] away from the averages, and the averages align, as happened here at 20, 50, and 72, that's a sign that this strategy could be very successful . And here I came to the dollar to opposite direction. Previously I showed you the direction for selling, now here's the direction for

[08:58] buying. The same thing, only the direction of movement changes. So instead of entering by selling, the entry point in this case would be by buying. Look at the index again now. The price returned to the average, closed outside of here, closed below. The entry point

[09:11] would be right here at the opening of this candle, aiming for around 100-150 points. Okay , that's the kind of goal I like to achieve. Is it worth investing in those outlandish, absurd courses to learn the basics, to learn what

[09:24] works and is available for free? So, if you enjoyed it, don't forget to enjoyed it, don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel. Yeah.