BayesCore IGM Full BOVESPA Index-Mini -

BayesCore IGM Full – Complete Level, Target & Trailing Stop System for BOVESPA Mini Index Futures (WIN)

⚠️ This indicator was specifically designed for the BOVESPA Index-Mini Futures (WIN) traded on B3 (Brazilian Stock Exchange), and can also be adapted for Mini Dollar (WDO) and other Brazilian futures contracts.



WHAT IS BAYESCORE IGM FULL?

BayesCore IGM Full is an all-in-one indicator with Fibonacci projections (LeandroStormer metod, that brings together the essential elements a day trader of mini futures contracts needs to trade consistently: **intraday reference levels, dynamic partial profit targets, and an adaptive volatility-based trailing stop**.

Everything you need to identify entry zones, position profit targets, and define your stop is here — in a single indicator with configurable sound alerts.

KEY FEATURES

1. Custom Pivot Levels (Fibonacci on Range)

The indicator automatically calculates, at each new trading session, a set of 9 horizontal levels based on the previous day's range and Fibonacci projections (LeandroStormer metod), anchored to the **current day's open**:

-Open — gray line, the day's central reference
-Central Pivot — calculated as (Previous High + Previous Low + Previous Close) / 3
-R2 / R3 / R4 / R5 — resistances projected above the open
-S2 / S3 / S4 / S5 — supports projected below the open

The R3/S3 (1.0 projection) and R5/S5 (2.0 projection) lines are thicker, highlighting the most relevant levels — which historically act as reversal or momentum acceleration zones.

How this helps with entries: These levels function as decision zones. When price approaches a support (S2–S5), the trader looks for buy signals. When it approaches a resistance (R2–R5), the trader looks for sell signals. The Central Pivot and Open act as intraday trend dividers — above them the bias is bullish, below is bearish.

2. Settle Line

Allows you to manually input the previous day's settlement price, displayed as an orange horizontal line with label. The settle is an important institutional reference in the Brazilian futures market, often acting as a price magnet or defense zone.

How this helps your setup: The settle functions as an "invisible" level for those who don't plot it. When price reacts to the settle, it confirms institutional presence. Using the settle in confluence with a pivot level creates high-probability entries.

3. Three Multi-Timeframe Moving Averages

Three fully configurable moving averages (EMA or SMA), each operating on an independent timeframe (1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes), with customizable color, width, and style:

- MA1 — default: 21 EMA on 1-minute chart (micro reading)
- MA2 — default: 21 EMA on 5-minute chart (short-term trend)
- MA3 — default: 21 EMA on 60-minute chart (macro trend)

How this helps with gain and loss positioning:
- The MAs act as dynamic partial profit targets. If you entered long at a support, the higher timeframe MA is your first natural profit target — the "TARGET" label on the chart shows exactly where it is.
- For stop loss, the lower timeframe MA serves as reference: if price loses the 1-minute EMA with momentum, it signals the entry has failed.
- The alignment of all three MAs indicates trend strength: when all three are stacked in the same direction (MA1 > MA2 > MA3 for bullish), trend-following entries have a significantly higher probability of success.

4. Volatility Stop (BOVESPA tunning)

Adaptive trailing stop based on ATR (Average True Range) with configurable multiplier. It automatically adjusts (BOVESPA tunning) to the asset's volatility, rising in uptrends (never falls) and falling in downtrends (never rises):

- Green (#009688) — active uptrend
- Red (#F44336) — active downtrend
- Changes color and recalculates on reversal

How this helps with dynamic stop management:
- The BOVESPA Volatility Stop is your **automatic trailing stop**. Entered long? The green dot below price is your stop — it rises automatically as price advances, protecting your profit without manual adjustment.
- The BOVESPA Volatility Stop color change (green → red or vice versa) works as a trend reversal signal, usable as an exit trigger or even a counter-trend entry.
- With the default 1.75 multiplier, the VStop offers a balance between protection and room for price to breathe — avoiding premature stops from market noise.

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HOW TO USE — COMPLETE SETUP

Preparation (pre-market):
1. Enter the previous day's Settlement price in the "Settle" field
2. Verify your MAs are configured on the desired timeframes
3. Set alerts on the levels you plan to trade

Chart Reading:
1. Identify VStop direction (green = buy, red = sell)
2. Observe the alignment of all 3 moving averages (stacked = strong trend)
3. Mentally mark the pivot levels closest to current price

Entry:
- Look for entries at pivot levels (S2–S5 for longs, R2–R5 for shorts)** when there's confluence with at least one of the following: favorable VStop, MA alignment, settle proximity
- Confluence of 2 or more elements at the same price level significantly increases the probability of success

Target (Profit):
- First target: the MA from the next higher timeframe ("TARGET" label)
- Second target: the next pivot level in the trade's direction
- The label on the chart shows the exact price of each target

Stop Loss:
- Initial stop: below/above the entry pivot level (usually 1 level away)
- Dynamic stop: use VStop as trailing stop — it automatically protects profit
- Invalidation exit: if VStop changes color against your position

#### ADVANCED TIPS ####

- Confluence is everything: The best entry happens when pivot + settle + MA + VStop all point in the same direction. Don't trade isolated levels.
- Respect the BOVESPA Volatility Stop: If it flips against you, exit. It's based on real volatility, not opinion.
- Use settle as a filter: If price is above settle, prioritize longs. Below, prioritize shorts.
- BOVESPA Volatility Stop multiplier: For WIN on high-volatility days, consider increasing to 2.0–2.5. On calm days, 1.5 works well.