Automated Chicago System Strategy

Discover the Automated Chicago System Strategy, a 'boring' but systematic approach designed for significant account growth. Learn how this automated trading str

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Algorithmic & Automated Trading

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy

Source video

Decoded from: De $1K a $100K en 1 Año con Esta Estrategia Aburrida | Sistema Chicago Automatizado by Ignacio Ayago | Trading con Bots — watch the original

Strategy overview

Automated trading hands a fixed set of rules to software so positions open and close on signals rather than on the trader's moment-to-moment judgment — and that hands-off, mechanical discipline is the entire pitch of this entry. Decoded from a Spanish-language video on Ignacio Ayago's channel *Trading con Bots*, the "Sistema Chicago Automatizado" is framed less as a clever indicator combination than as a temperament: a deliberately unexciting routine that a bot can run without the trader watching every candle.

The angle is built into the video's own title — *De $1K a $100K en 1 Año con Esta Estrategia Aburrida* — which leans on a familiar contrast in automated-trading content: the "boring" system that supposedly compounds precisely because it strips out emotion, hesitation and the urge to intervene. That headline is the creator's claim, not a verified track record; a 100x result in a single year would imply aggressive position sizing and risk, and this page treats the figure as the video's hook rather than as evidence. The idea worth keeping is the one underneath it — that automating an indicator-based rule set is as much about behavioral consistency as it is about the signals themselves.

This is a single-source clip, and no rule set, indicator configuration or code was extracted from it, so the specifics of what the creator brands the "Chicago System" stay with the original video. What this page captures is the concept and how this particular channel positions it: automation as the mechanism that turns a plain, repetitive method into something a bot can execute the same way every time.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What is the "Automated Chicago System" strategy?

It's the name the source video gives to an automated, indicator-based trading approach. In this entry it refers to that creator's branding rather than a standardized, published method — the specific rules were not extracted, so the concept here is the automation of a technical-indicator rule set as presented in the video.

Is the "$1K to $100K in one year" figure a verified result?

No. That number comes from the video's title and is the creator's own framing, not an independently verified track record. A 100x return in a year would require aggressive risk and position sizing, so it should be read as a marketing hook rather than as evidence of expected performance.

Why does the video call it a "boring" strategy?

In automated-trading content, "boring" is usually the selling point: a repetitive, mechanical routine that a bot executes identically every time, without the emotion or improvisation of discretionary trading. The pitch is that this consistency — not excitement — is what lets a method run unattended.

How can I evaluate an automated strategy like this before using it?

Backtest it on historical data and forward-test it in a simulated environment before committing capital, focusing on risk and drawdown rather than headline returns. Strategy Decoder extracts the structure of strategies from video sources so you can study and test the concept on TradingView.

About this strategy page

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