Dynamic Levels Breakouts, Supertrend, MFI Strategy

A multi-indicator strategy for scalping, daytrading, and swing trading. Combines Dynamic Levels Breakouts, Supertrend, & MFI for entries on BTC, Forex, and stoc

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Breakout Trading

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 15 minutos (example given for Bitcoin/UST), 1 minuto, 3 minutos, 5 minutos, 30 minutos
  • Markets: Bitcoin (BTC/UST), Cryptocurrencies, Forex pairs, Stocks (acciones de mercados tradicionales)

Indicators used

  • Dynamic Levels Breakouts
  • Supertrend
  • MFI (Money Flow Index)

Source video

Decoded from: Los Traders Institucionales Usan Esta Configuración de Indicadores ¡Cero Pérdidas! by Juego de Traders — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:50 - Introduction to the strategy
  • 1:52 - First indicator: Dynamic Levels Breakouts
  • 2:40 - Dynamic Levels Breakouts settings
  • 3:18 - Second indicator: Supertrend
  • 3:35 - Supertrend settings and color preference
  • 4:15 - Rule 1: Trade only with the trend (Supertrend)
  • 4:50 - Entry confirmation with Dynamic Levels Breakouts
  • 5:20 - Stop loss and take profit for long entry
  • 6:30 - Third indicator: MFI (Money Flow Index)
  • 6:50 - MFI settings and style changes
  • 7:30 - Rule 3: MFI confirmation for entries
  • 8:00 - Short entry example with MFI
  • 8:50 - False signal avoidance with MFI
  • 9:20 - Long entry example with MFI confirmation
  • 10:00 - Take profit strategy

Strategy overview

A breakout strategy trades the moment price clears a defined boundary, and in this configuration that trigger sits at the bottom of a three-indicator stack rather than standing on its own. The decoded setup combines Dynamic Levels Breakouts for the boundary itself, Supertrend for directional context, and the Money Flow Index for volume-weighted momentum. What makes it worth reading as a design is the division of labor: the levels tool answers where a break would occur, the trend tool governs which direction is even eligible, and the momentum oscillator speaks to whether participation is behind the move. Layered confluence like this is a standard answer to the breakout trader's core problem — most boundaries get touched, few of them matter — and it carries the familiar cost of far fewer signals in exchange for stricter filtering.

The source is a Spanish-language video from the channel Juego de Traders, and its structure is closer to a chart-setup walkthrough than a strategy lecture: the runtime moves indicator by indicator, adding each one and tuning how it is displayed and how much visual clutter it leaves on the chart, before the directional logic is addressed at all. The timeframes attached to this entry run from one minute to thirty, with the on-screen example anchored on a 15-minute Bitcoin chart. That places the setup firmly in intraday territory, where a stack of three filters has the most work to do and where screen configuration is genuinely part of the method rather than a preliminary.

Two things are worth stating plainly. The title — "Los Traders Institucionales Usan Esta Configuración de Indicadores ¡Cero Pérdidas!" — makes two claims no viewer can check: that institutional desks use this particular package of retail indicators, and that it results in zero losses. Both are creator positioning, not a description of results. And no complete rule set has been extracted for this entry, so what this page offers is the indicator stack and the context around it; the configuration walkthrough itself lives in the source video.

Topics

dynamic levels breakouts · supertrend strategy · mfi strategy · trading strategy · scalping strategy · day trading strategy · swing trading · bitcoin trading strategy · forex strategy · stocks trading strategy · 15 minute strategy · cryptocurrency trading · technical indicators · pine script

Frequently asked questions

What do Supertrend and MFI add to a breakout setup?

Supertrend is commonly used as a directional filter, flipping between an up-trend and a down-trend reading, while the Money Flow Index is a volume-weighted momentum oscillator used to gauge whether buying or selling pressure supports a move. In a stack like this one the breakout supplies the trigger and the other two act as permission layers — fewer trades reach the entry, but each has passed more conditions.

What timeframes is this indicator configuration used on?

This entry lists intraday timeframes from 1 minute to 30 minutes, and the source video's on-screen example is built on a 15-minute Bitcoin chart. It is an intraday configuration rather than a swing or position approach.

Do institutional traders really use this configuration, and does it mean zero losses?

That framing comes from the video's title, not from evidence presented in it. Institutional desks are not known to trade off retail indicator packages, and no strategy produces zero losses. Read the claim as creator positioning and judge the setup on your own testing instead.

How should I evaluate a three-indicator breakout strategy before trading it?

Test each layer's contribution separately — a filter that removes losing trades but also removes the winners is not helping — and backtest on historical intraday data for the instrument and timeframe you actually trade. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies like this one from video sources so you can review the components and take them to TradingView for testing.

About this strategy page

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