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What is this 87% high win-rate strategy?
Well, it gets a very high win rate by changing how you enter trades and size your positions.
In simple words, it takes your one entry point and turns it into three entry points.
And it splits your one position size into three sizes.
It basically makes you take structured entries!
What does that mean?
Let's say you're waiting for the price to give a long entry.
The price is moving up, and you've marked a support area at the previous swing high.
You think, as long as the price stays above this support, it's an uptrend.
And if the price gives a good buy signal above this support, you'll enter the trade.
But the price can give multiple buy signals.
We don't know which one will actually work.
Yes, buying right at the support is the best setup.
But what if the price turns around before getting near the support?
You just missed out on some good profit.
We simply don't know when the price will turn around exactly.
To fix this problem, the 87% win-rate strategy gives a structured way to enter the trade.
Instead of one big entry, we split our position into three parts and take three entries with the same risk.
And it works really well, as you'll see in the testing data soon.
Here's an example.
Let's say you usually trade using the MACD indicator.
You buy when the MACD line crosses above the signal line and this happens below the MACD's zero line.
You usually put your stop-loss below the pullback.
To keep it simple, let's say you risk 3% on this trade at the stop-loss.
If the price goes up, we make money.
If it doesn't, we lose 3% of the account.
Since we don't know exactly when the price will turn around, taking every single buy signal above the support can lead to multiple 3% losses.
But in the structured strategy, when you get the first buy signal, you only risk 1% instead of the full 3%.
And you put your stop-loss where you'd put it for the best entry point.
What does that mean?
For example, the best entry in an uptrend is at the support because the price is more likely to reverse there according to data.
The stop-loss for that trade would be below the support.
So, even though we're buying way above the support, we put the stop-loss at the best spot.
This stop-loss immediately increases the quality of the trade even though the entry isn't at the best point yet.
And remember, we're only risking 1% so far—that's only a third of what you'd normally risk in this example.
Then, if the price goes down and MACD gives another buy signal, the 87% win-rate strategy says to take a second trade with another 1% risk.
The stop-loss goes at the best place again, below the support.
Here's where it gets interesting.
Many brokers will combine your first and the second trade into 1 when you do this.
The new combined entry price will be the average of two trades, and it'll be at a lower price than the first entry.
It'll be like the first trade never happened and you only have one position at a better price.
The stop-loss will still be at the best spot, which is below the support.
At this point, it's like you've taken a single trade with a 2% risk.
But what if the price goes down even more towards your support?
Well, now the price is at the best entry point.
When the MACD gives another buy signal, the strategy says to take the third and final entry.
The stop-loss goes below the support with a 1% risk.
Now, your broker will combine these three trades into 1 and show you an average entry price.
This average trade is your main trade and at a much better price than the first trade.
Since we took three trades in total with 1% risk each, the final averaged position has a 3% risk at stop-loss.
You can lower the risk if you want of course.
I kept the risk at 1% each to keep the math simple.
But that's not where the structured entry strategy ends.

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