Quotex Inversiones Strategy 8, Volume Profile With Buy & Sell Pressure Label, Risk Management, Capital Management

Scalp crypto and futures using Quotex Inversiones Strategy 8 and Volume Profile. Learn risk management and capital growth with a 2% per trade risk.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Mixed

Part of: Volume Analysis

  • Methodology: Mixed
  • Content type: both
  • Timeframes: 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, Daily
  • Markets: Cryptocurrencies, Futures Market

Indicators used

  • Quotex Inversiones Strategy 8
  • Volume Profile With Buy & Sell Pressure Label

Source video

Decoded from: #042🤑 Estrategia GANADORA de Trading Scalping de 1-3-5-15-30 Minutos (+92% Winrate) by *Alex Inversiones* — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction and market overview
  • 3:00 - Discussion on content in video descriptions
  • 4:10 - Introduction of indicators
  • 5:00 - Explanation of 'Quotex Inversiones Strategy 8' indicator access
  • 5:40 - Explanation of 'Volume Profile With Buy & Sell Pressure Label' indicator
  • 6:00 - Importance of indicator presentation video
  • 6:40 - Backtesting results and Excel spreadsheet for backtesting
  • 8:00 - Disclaimer and risk warning
  • 9:00 - Discussion on timeframes for scalping
  • 10:00 - Risk and capital management (2% rule)
  • 12:00 - Demonstration of Excel sheet for capital management and compound interest
  • 15:00 - Win rate calculation in Excel
  • 17:00 - Stop Loss and Take Profit management

Strategy overview

Volume profile redistributes traded volume across price rather than time, showing where transactions concentrated instead of when. This entry decodes a Spanish-language scalping video from the channel *Alex Inversiones* that pairs a volume profile carrying a buy/sell pressure label with a second, proprietary signal indicator named after Quotex — a fixed-time trading platform rather than a conventional exchange. That naming does more work than it first appears to: it places the setup in a venue class where a position closes at a preset expiry for a preset payout, which changes what any performance figure attached to it can mean.

The source is titled "#042🤑 Estrategia GANADORA de Trading Scalping de 1-3-5-15-30 Minutos (+92% Winrate)", and that headline number is the first thing to handle carefully. A win rate on its own says nothing about profitability — it has to be read against what a win pays and what a loss costs. Where a winning trade returns less than the amount risked while a losing one forfeits all of it, the breakeven hit rate sits well above 50% by construction, so a high percentage is the entry requirement of that format rather than evidence of an edge over it. The figure is recorded here as the source's claim, with no sample size, period, or instrument stated beside it.

The recording's own chapter markers show where its weight sits. All six land inside the first six minutes and cover the market overview, what is in the description, the two indicators' names, how to obtain access to the strategy indicator, and a pointer to a separate presentation video for it — none reaches the risk management or capital management named in this entry's title. That leaves two limits on this page: no rule set was extracted from the source, and the core signal is a closed indicator whose explanation is deferred elsewhere, so its mechanism cannot be restated or reproduced from this video alone. The volume side travels better, but the listed timeframes run from one minute to daily, and a profile built on a one-minute window and one built on a daily session are not measuring the same population of participants.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What does a "buy and sell pressure" label add to a volume profile?

A plain volume profile shows how much volume traded at each price, but not which side initiated it. A pressure label attempts to split that volume by aggressor — trades lifting the offer versus hitting the bid — so a heavy price level can be read as buying or selling interest rather than just activity. How dependable that split is comes down to the data feed: some venues publish trade direction, others leave it to be inferred.

Does a 92% win rate mean a strategy is profitable?

Not on its own. Profitability depends on the win rate together with the size of wins relative to losses. On fixed-payout instruments a win typically returns less than the amount staked while a loss forfeits the full stake, so the breakeven hit rate sits well above 50% and a high percentage is a structural requirement of the format, not proof of an edge. The figure here comes from the source video's title and is not a measured or independently verified result.

Can a strategy built on a proprietary indicator be tested?

Only partly. The generic components — a volume profile, a timeframe, a session boundary — can be rebuilt and backtested by anyone, but a closed signal indicator cannot be reproduced or validated from a video, and this source defers its explanation to a separate presentation video. Strategy Decoder catalogs what a source actually specifies, which for this entry does not include an extracted rule set.

Does volume profile behave the same on a 1-minute chart and a daily chart?

No. A profile is a distribution built over a chosen window, so the window is a parameter rather than a detail. A one-minute window gives a fast but thin sample that reshapes on a handful of trades; a daily one is stable but slow to register a change in control. A setup listed across that entire range is not applying one reading — it is applying several that happen to share a name.

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