Easy Strategy

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Part of: Prop Firm Trading

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Source video

Decoded from: Cómo gané $40,000 en cuentas de fondeo usando solo una estrategia fácil by Gerard Garcia — watch the original

Strategy overview

Prop firm trading lets a trader operate a funded account supplied by a proprietary trading firm — you pass the firm's evaluation to unlock its capital, then split the profits instead of risking a personal balance. This entry decodes a video whose entire premise is simplicity: the claim that a single, easy-to-run strategy — not a rotating toolkit of setups — was enough to work across funding accounts.

The source video, "Cómo gané $40,000 en cuentas de fondeo usando solo una estrategia fácil" ("How I made $40,000 in funding accounts using just one easy strategy"), is a Spanish-language, results-led account from creator Gerard Garcia. Its angle leans less on a novel indicator and more on repetition and restraint: sticking to one repeatable pattern instead of strategy-hopping, and applying it inside the tight constraints a prop account imposes. The $40,000 headline is a promotional title figure — a personal earnings claim, not a benchmark or an expected outcome — and is best read as the hook rather than as data.

What makes this worth watching is the discipline it argues for: that consistency with a simple, well-understood setup can matter more than complexity when a funded account's rules leave little room for large drawdowns. The mechanics of prop firm trading are covered on the concept hub; this page focuses on how Gerard Garcia frames the 'one easy strategy' approach and the simplicity-over-complexity case behind it.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What is prop firm trading?

Prop firm trading means trading a funded account provided by a proprietary trading firm. You pass the firm's evaluation to access its capital, trade within its risk rules, and keep an agreed share of the profits rather than risking your own balance.

What is the 'one easy strategy' angle in this video?

The video's premise is simplicity: relying on a single, repeatable setup applied consistently across funding accounts, instead of switching between many complex strategies. It's framed as a case for restraint and discipline over complexity, presented by Spanish-language creator Gerard Garcia.

Is the $40,000 in the title a typical or guaranteed result?

No. The $40,000 is a personal earnings claim used as a promotional title figure — not a benchmark, a typical result, or an expected outcome. Prop accounts enforce strict loss limits and drawdown rules, and individual results vary widely.

How can I evaluate a simple prop firm strategy before trading it live?

Test it on historical data and forward-test it within a funding firm's exact rules before committing to a paid evaluation. Strategy Decoder turns strategies described in video sources into a structured form you can evaluate and test on TradingView.

About this strategy page

This trading strategy was decoded by Strategy Decoder's AI from a public YouTube trading video and turned into a structured, reviewable specification. In the interactive app this page shows the full entry and exit logic, risk management settings, the indicators involved with their parameters, AlgoWizard-compatible logic and a Pine Script export ready for TradingView backtesting — plus an automated backtest verdict when one has been computed for this strategy.

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