TBS Tendencial 1, Giro Alcista TBS, Easy Order TBS

Learn the TBS Tendencial 1 GBPUSD trading strategy. Discover long entry rules using the Giro Alcista TBS indicator, volume analysis, and smart money management.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Mixed

Part of: Volume Analysis

  • Methodology: Mixed
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Not specified, but trade duration suggests intraday
  • Markets: GBPUSD

Indicators used

  • Giro Alcista TBS
  • Easy Order TBS
  • Volume

Source video

Decoded from: Entrada gbpusd 100 € + Indicador Easy Order by Traders Business School — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction to GBPUSD trade
  • 0:15 - Setting Stop Loss and Take Profit
  • 0:30 - Risk-Reward Ratio explanation
  • 1:00 - Confirmation of entry
  • 1:30 - Easy Order indicator for money management
  • 2:30 - TBS Tendencial 1 system explanation
  • 3:00 - Bullish reversal indicator signal
  • 3:45 - Trade execution and profit taking

Strategy overview

Volume analysis reads the participation behind a move — whether a push is carried by many hands or few — and in this entry it is the only component a reader can reproduce on any chart. The other two named elements, "Giro Alcista TBS" and "Easy Order TBS", carry the channel's own initials: they are house tools from Traders Business School, not platform standards, so the stack described here is a vendor product line as much as a technique. That distinction matters for anyone evaluating the entry: the volume component travels, the branded components do not.

The recording's chapter order says more about the format than the method. It opens on a GBPUSD trade, moves to stop and target placement fifteen seconds in, covers risk-reward at 0:30, reaches confirmation of the entry at 1:00, introduces the Easy Order tool for money management at 1:30, and only at 2:30 — the final marker — explains the TBS Tendencial 1 system that gives the entry its name. Risk is set before the entry is confirmed, and the trend system arrives as an appendix. This is a trade demonstration with the method appended, not a method walkthrough with a trade as illustration, which is why the sequencing that would actually be tradeable — what qualifies a setup before the order ticket opens — is the part the recording spends least time on.

The title's "100 €" is an account-currency figure from a single trade, not a rate of return: without position size and account balance it is not comparable to anything, and one GBPUSD trade is not a sample. The "automatic money management" framing is worth reading carefully too — delegating stop and target placement to a tool moves the most consequential decision in the trade inside a black box, which is a design choice to understand rather than inherit. Two limits apply to this page: no extracted rules were recovered for this entry, so what follows is the concept and the source, not a rule set; and the timeframe was never stated — it is inferred as intraday from trade duration alone, which is thin ground given that stop distance and trend definition both scale with the interval.

Topics

tbs tendencial 1 · gbpusd strategy · forex strategy · trading strategy · intraday trading · giro alcista tbs · easy order tbs · volume analysis · trend following · retracement strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy

Frequently asked questions

What does volume add to a trend or reversal entry?

Volume measures participation rather than direction: it indicates how much activity accompanied a given move. Traders use it as a secondary filter — a reversal or breakout backed by expanding volume is treated as better supported than the same price pattern on thin activity. It confirms nothing on its own, and its meaning depends on the venue reporting it.

What are "Giro Alcista TBS" and "Easy Order TBS"?

Both are proprietary tools from the Traders Business School channel rather than standard charting indicators. The first is presented as a bullish-reversal signal (giro alcista is Spanish for bullish reversal); the second is used for order handling and money management, appearing in the video's chapter on stop-loss and take-profit placement. Neither is available as a generic platform indicator, so this part of the setup cannot be reproduced independently.

Does the video explain the TBS Tendencial 1 system?

It appears at the last chapter marker, at 2:30, after the trade itself has been set up and confirmed. The recording is organized around demonstrating a single GBPUSD entry, with the system explanation placed at the end rather than used as the foundation for what precedes it.

Does a "100 €" result mean the approach works?

No. A euro figure from one trade reports an outcome in account currency, not a return, and a single trade carries no information about an approach's expectancy. Evaluating any setup means testing its rules over a large sample of historical data with consistent position sizing — Strategy Decoder extracts the structure of strategies from video sources so you can assess and test them on TradingView rather than judge them by a single demonstrated entry.

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