Trading Entries

Learn two highly effective trading entry methods for any market and timeframe, aiming for a win rate exceeding 80%. Discover optimal trade entry points.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Mixed

Part of: Price Action

  • Methodology: Mixed
  • Content type: strategy

Source video

Decoded from: Las 2 Mejores Entradas De Trading Explicadas Desde Cero | +80% Winrate by Alexflamas — watch the original

Strategy overview

An entry is the narrow part of a strategy: the specific condition that converts a directional opinion into a filled order at a defined price. What makes this entry unusual is that it catalogs entries as the unit itself — two of them, presented side by side — rather than a strategy that happens to contain one. That distinction is easy to lose and worth holding onto: an entry tells you where to get in, and says nothing about where you get out, how much you risk, or which market conditions the pattern was meant for. Those are separate decisions, and they are the ones that determine whether the entry was worth taking.

That framing also explains how to read the headline figure. The source video, "Las 2 Mejores Entradas De Trading Explicadas Desde Cero | +80% Winrate" from the Spanish-language channel Alexflamas, attaches a win-rate number to entries — but a win rate is a property of a complete round trip, since the same entry paired with a tight stop and a distant target produces a very different hit rate than the reverse. Treat the number as the video's own claim about its material, not as a measured result: no performance data and no structured rule set are on file for this entry.

The empty timeframe and indicator fields are consistent with that shape. Entry patterns are usually taught as portable modules — defined by what price does and where it does it, not by a chart period or a specific tool — which is why they get dropped into whatever framework a trader is already running, and why this one carries a "Mixed" methodology label instead of a single school. The "desde cero" framing points the material at beginners, and the promise to name only two entries is a deliberate narrowing: fewer patterns to learn, at the cost of the context that tells you when each one applies. For the entries themselves, the source video is the reference.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a trading entry?

An entry is the condition that triggers opening a position — the specific price behavior, level, or confirmation a trader waits for before buying or selling. It is one component of a strategy, separate from the exit, the stop placement, and the position size.

Can a trading entry have an 80% win rate on its own?

Not by itself. A win rate is measured over completed trades, so it depends on where the trade is closed as much as where it is opened — the same entry can produce very different hit rates depending on the stop and target used. A win-rate figure quoted alongside an entry should be read as a claim about a specific complete setup, and verified against your own testing.

Why does this entry list no timeframe or indicators?

Entry patterns are commonly taught as portable components rather than as complete systems, so they are described in terms of price behavior instead of being tied to a fixed chart period or indicator. That is also why this entry carries a "Mixed" methodology label rather than one specific school.

How should I evaluate an entry pattern before trading it?

Pair it with an explicit exit rule and risk per trade first — an entry cannot be tested in isolation — then backtest that complete setup on historical data for the instrument and session you actually trade. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies and entry concepts from video sources so you can identify what to test.

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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