ICHIMOKU Strategy

Discover an Ichimoku trading strategy backtested over 25 years on 30 assets. Explores the indicator's components and consistent returns.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Ichimoku Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Markets: 30 activos (30 assets)

Indicators used

  • Ichimoku Cloud

Source video

Decoded from: ✅ Sistema de TRADING con ICHIMOKU || Estrategia y 25 años de Backtesting a 30 activos by Iván González — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction to Ichimoku strategy
  • 26:03 - Reference to another video explaining Ichimoku step-by-step

Strategy overview

Ichimoku Kinko Hyo compresses trend, support and resistance, and momentum into a single overlay of averaged lines plus a forward-projected cloud. What separates one Ichimoku system from another is rarely the indicator itself — it is what the trader does with it, and whether that treatment survives contact with data outside the charts used to design it.

That second question is the axis of this entry. Iván González's video, "Sistema de TRADING con ICHIMOKU || Estrategia y 25 años de Backtesting a 30 activos", frames the material around a validation exercise rather than an indicator tour: a system tested over a long historical window and across a wide basket of instruments. The choice of scope is the interesting part. Twenty-five years spans several distinct market regimes, and thirty assets is enough breadth to expose a system that only works on the one instrument it was tuned to — the two most common ways an Ichimoku setup looks convincing on a chart and disappoints in practice.

The video's structure reflects that priority. It opens directly on the strategy and, at the 26-minute mark, points viewers to a separate video for the step-by-step explanation of the indicator's components — a signal that the material assumes you already know what Tenkan, Kijun, and the Kumo are, and spends its time on the system built from them instead. Traders coming to Ichimoku for the first time will want that companion video first; those who already trade the cloud will find the testing scope to be what this source contributes.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Ichimoku Cloud show in a trading system?

Ichimoku Kinko Hyo plots several averaged lines and a forward-projected cloud (Kumo) on the same chart, so that trend direction, dynamic support and resistance, and momentum can be read from one overlay rather than from separate indicators.

What is the angle of this particular Ichimoku video?

Iván González presents the material as a tested system rather than an indicator tutorial — the video is framed around backtesting the approach over roughly 25 years of history and across 30 different assets, and it refers viewers to a separate video for the component-by-component explanation of Ichimoku.

Why does backtesting across many assets and decades matter for an Ichimoku strategy?

A long window covers multiple market regimes — trending, ranging, high and low volatility — and a wide basket of instruments tests whether the logic generalizes or was fitted to one market's behavior. Both are standard defenses against a strategy that looks strong only on the data it was designed on. Note that the source's stated scope is a claim made in the video; results are not reproduced or verified here.

Does this page list the exact rules of this Ichimoku system?

No mechanical rule set was extracted for this entry, so this page covers the concept and the source's approach rather than entry, exit, and parameter definitions. For entries where Strategy Decoder does extract a rule set, that structure appears in the decoded breakdown; here, the original video remains the reference.

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