[00:02] paraboxing and at the time it got over 30,000 views. That's because I brought something new to the table in that video, man. And today you'll find out why this indicator remains my favorite and also how I [00:16] use it in my daily method, which is called the pulsar method. And you'll also learn how to use it on any asset and any timeframe, OK? Okay, let's get straight to the graph without further ado . Because I use paraboliquar. [00:32] Man, this stemmed from a frustration I had with the technical analysis courses I took. In the chart analysis courses I took, the teachers would simply "Look, we know that in a downtrend, the price makes descending highs and [00:46] lows like this. If at some point the price doesn't have the strength to make a new lower low , that is, if it makes a higher low than the previous one, then it means we have a failure at the bottom. This [01:00] low here is higher than the previous low. This, man, is a sign of a trend reversal." And my teachers also said: "In an uptrend, the price makes ascending highs and lows." If at any point [01:12] the price lacks the strength to make a higher high than the previous one and ends up making a lower high than the previous one, as in this example, it means that the upward trend is losing momentum. This means that [01:27] we have a flaw at the top. "And that, man, is a sign of a reversal from an upward to a downward trend." They explained this and I understood. I said, "Wow, man, that makes sense." And then they would go to the chart, that is, they [01:39] tried to demonstrate this to me using the candlesticks on the chart. So they would say, "Hey, guys, look, here we have a downward trend, because we have descending tops and bottoms, and here you can see that the price made a failure at the [01:53] can see that the price made a failure at the bottom, because this bottom right here is higher than the previous bottom." So here we could buy believing that the price would reverse from a downtrend to an [02:05] uptrend. Similarly, at that point we had ascending peaks and troughs, And when the price reached that point, we could see a flaw at the top, previous top. Therefore, we [02:20] could sell at that point believing in a trend reversal, believing that the price would reverse from this upward trend to a downward trend. So, according to my teachers, man, here on the left side [02:32] we have a flaw at the bottom, which is a sign of a trend reversal. And here top, which is also a sign of a trend reversal. And when I saw that, man, in the classes I attended with those professors of mine, I just couldn't [02:46] understand it. I was thinking, "Wow, man, okay, we have a flaw here at the bottom and a flaw here at the top, OK? But what criteria did you use?" I asked the professor to determine that this was a bottom and [02:59] criteria did you use to determine that here we have a peak and that here we also have another peak? How can I take what you're showing me here, go back to the graph, and test to see if this [03:13] actually works? I used to ask my teachers this because, man, if you don't have any criteria for marking the tops and bottoms, you can simply see this issue of failure at the top and failure at the bottom anywhere [03:26] you want. For example, man, here I can simply say: "Look, we have a downtrend here and here we have a fault at the bottom. Look, this you in red, look, this bottom here is higher than the previous bottom. [03:40] fault at the bottom. I can also simply look at the chart here and say: "Look, man, here we have an uptrend, OK?" And here we have a flaw at the top, look, because this peak here that I'm going to highlight for you [03:52] in green is lower than this other peak. So, dude, if you have absolutely no criteria for marking tops and bottoms—and you can be sure that the vast majority of people who use technical analysis have no criteria whatsoever for [04:06] marking tops and bottoms—you can see tops and bottoms wherever you anything you want on the chart simply because you have no criteria whatsoever for what constitutes a top and a bottom. What's stopping you from looking at this chart [04:20] and saying, "Hey Pio, I was marking the highs and lows, and I noticed an upward trend, but here I saw a mistake at the top. So, because of that, I decided to sell at this point." Look, [04:32] what's stopping you, man, from simply looking at the chart and saying, "Ah, Pio, because the price is making descending highs and lows "? And at this point I noticed a flaw in the bottom, because this bottom here is higher than the [04:46] previous bottom. Therefore, I'm going to buy at this point, believing that the price will reverse from low to high. Dude, what's stopping you from seeing this in the graph? The answer, man, is that nothing is stopping you if you don't have any [04:59] criteria whatsoever for what constitutes top and bottom. The truth is, man, you can see tops and bottoms anywhere you want, as long as you don't have a clear criterion for what constitutes a top and a bottom, you understand? And in 99% of the [05:15] chart analysis courses you take, the instructors will teach you to see the chart in this way, subjectively and without criteria. And that, man, is what frustrated me so much back then . So much so, man, that I needed to find [05:28] a solution as quickly as possible. That's when the paraar indicator entered my life. With the Bolxar indicator, man, I can say in a completely objective way that right in this candle here, look, which I'm [05:43] going to highlight with this blue arrow, right in this candle, I can already tell that we have a failure at this bottom, that is, a sign of a trend reversal from down to up. I can tell you this with complete certainty and in a [05:57] totally objective way. In this candle alone, I can already identify a flaw at the bottom, which could indicate a reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend. Similarly, man, with the parabolic indicator, I can identify with [06:11] absolute certainty, right in this candle that I'm also going to highlight in blue, that at this point, man, we have a failure at the top, that is, I can identify that here we have a lower top than the previous one, which is a sign of a [06:25] trend reversal, in this case from bullish to bearish, you understand? And I can tell you this with complete certainty, in a totally objective way, solely because of this indicator for Bolixar. And if you stay with me until the [06:38] end of this video, you'll also learn to see this in your chart, in the same way I see it in my day- to-day work, in a completely objective manner and without room for guesswork. I promise you that, man, and it's a commitment I'm [06:52] making to you right now, okay? Beauty? Let's go. How does parabolic antenna work? First, you're going to come here, look, in indicators, and you're going to search for parabolic SAR. And you can insert the parabolic indicator in the [07:06] default configuration, okay? There's no need to change the settings; simply enter the parabolic SAR in the default configuration. And simply, man, just glancing at the chart and observing the parabolic continuum's behavior, you'll [07:19] notice that sometimes the parabolic continuum deviates from the price, as it is here in this case, look. And sometimes the parabolic steroid will be above the price, as is the case here. Look, the parabolic antenna went up in price. What makes the parabolic chart go [07:34] below the price is the candle that hits it, looks at it, and pushes it down. As you can see here, look, this candle hit a parabolic curve and pushed the price down. What makes the parabolic tier go above the price is also a candle hitting the [07:50] parabolic tier. Look, you play the parabolic antenna by throwing it upwards in price, right? So in this case, the candle hit the parabolic peg and pushed the price upwards. Again, another candle struck the paraboleixar and threw it down. And what [08:04] I've been telling you so far about parabolic antennas is obvious, right? This is nothing new. Just look at the graph and you'll quickly understand this. So this is [08:17] something very simple to understand. But, dude, if you managed to understand this simple thing, congratulations, you're already halfway there to learning how to see the graph in a completely objective way, like I do [08:30] in the Pilsar method. And if you've already understood that, man, you're ready to go to the next level. Let's go. How to mark tops and bottoms using the show you can be applied to any asset and at any time, OK? [08:47] But I'm on the 2- minute timeframe for the mini-index, man. And this for you with an arrow, this candle right here, it marks the beginning of the trading session on May 21, 2025. After you learn everything I'm going to show you in this [09:02] lesson, you can go back to that same trading session, to your own chart, and compare everything I'm going to show you with your own chart, understand? You're going to see the same thing I'm about to show you. So, let's move on, [09:15] man. Let's learn how to mark the tops and bottoms with the parabolic SAR. Just a reminder that I'm initially using the parabolic SAR in its default configuration. We didn't change anything, we just inserted the parabolic curve into the [09:27] graph. Okay, man? Let's move on. When the parabolic rate is above the price, which can see that the parabolic rate is above the price. When the parabolic SAR is above the price and a candle comes and hits the parabolic SAR, pushing it [09:43] below the price, when this happens, you will wonder what the lowest point the price reached was while the parabolic SAR was above the price. Dude, that's a really simple thing to figure out. Just walk by here, look at the [09:58] candles and see which one reached the lowest point. Just by glancing at it, man, I can already tell that this candle right here was the one that hit the lowest point, while the parabolic curve coming out was [10:11] above the price. So, guys, I'm going to highlight this lowest point for you now with a horizontal line; look, we'll call this lowest point the bottom. So, I'm going to write this down in detail . Alright, man? So, now we know [10:24] how to identify a fund. Now, when the parabolic SAR is below the price, is down here, the price is up here, right? and a candle comes and hits the parabolic tier, pushing the price upwards. Dude, you're going to wonder, [10:40] then, conversely, what was the highest point the price reached while the parabolic curve was below the price. Again, man, you're going to glance at the candles here, look, at the maximum points of the candles, right? [10:53] And you're going to try to identify the highest point by putting this horizontal line up here, we can already see that this is the highest point the price reached. Right up here. So [11:06] I'm also going to put, look, a horizontal line up here. But this time I'm going to put that horizontal line in green, at the highest point, okay? parabolic SAR was below the price. And this highest point will be called the [11:20] summit. Beauty? So now we've learned how to identify a bottom, and we've learned how to identify a top, and so on. Dude, look, parabolic antennas are overpriced, OK? When a candle comes and hits the parabolic tier, pushing the [11:35] parabolic tier below the price, when that happens, you'll again wonder: "Wow, what was the lowest point the price reached while the parabolic tier was above the price?" So you scan this area, [11:48] look very carefully, and you can quickly identify that this point here, look, this candle, has reached its lowest point, while the price. This lowest point will be called the bottom, understand? So I'm [12:02] also going to mark this lowest point with a red horizontal line, and I'm also going to write "bottom" here, okay, man? And now, as you can see, the parabolic SAR is underpriced. When a candle comes and hits the parabolic peg, pushing it [12:16] above the price, you'll again wonder what the highest point was here, look, that the price reached while the parabolic peg was below the price. Wow, man, glancing over it here, look, clearly the highest point [12:29] the price reached was right here, look, the high of this red candle. Therefore, the highest point of this red candle will be called the peak. So let's mark here, look, with a horizontal green line, the maximum of this candle. I'll also call this [12:42] region the summit. Look. And that's it, man. If you do this on any timeframe, with any asset, you'll notice that you'll be marking tops and bottoms. Look here, I can see further down, look, I have a summit. [12:57] Here I notice further down that I have a background, look, you understand? and so on. In other words, by doing this, you'll realize that you'll be marking tops and bottoms in a completely objective way, leaving no room for [13:09] guesswork. You can come back to this chart in 20 years and you'll still see these same peaks and troughs. Why, man? Because this, as I said, is completely objective. By marking the tops and bottoms in this way, [13:24] you'll never again have to try to guess where a top is and where a bottom is. You'll always know for sure where the tops are and where the bottoms are. And by being able to mark the tops and bottoms in this way, man, wow, [13:38] you'll easily be able to identify trends and trend reversals in any timeframe and in any asset as well. So, dude, the next level, right? The next topic we're going to [13:52] cover in the Pilsar method will be showing you how to find trends and trend reversals in a very simple way, okay? So, let's go . How to identify trends? with the parabolic SAR. Hey, we're still [14:07] on the mini-index chart, but now we're on the 20-minute chart, OK? To access this graph, simply type 20, followed by the letter R, and press the enter key. You will be directed to the 20R chart here on the mini inin. [14:24] And I'm now using the Renco chart, man, to prove to you that this actually works on any chart, whether it's time-bound or timeless, which is the case with the Renco chart. And this, my friend, is the trading session for June 12, 2025. You can [14:38] put this same trading session on your chart and follow along with this video. You'll find the same points that I'm going to show you now. But the first thing we need to do in a graph, man, is to add wicks, okay? Then you [14:53] realize that the boxes here don't have wicks. So you right-click on any reference, go to type and change it to, look, candlestick. That way, the rags here will have wicks, okay? And now here's the thing, [15:06] man. In my operational method, which as I said is called the pulsar method, I have a very simple criterion for determining upward and downward trends. And the criterion, man, is this: if the last broken point [15:20] was a peak, the trend is upward. Now, if the last broken point was a bottom, then the trend is downward. That's it, man. Simplifying things this way has made my life much easier all these years. [15:35] With that understood, we can move forward. Let's start by paying attention, man. Right here, look, at the beginning of this graph, OK? Right here on the left, from the start, I can already see, man, that the trend here is downward. [15:48] And that's it, man, come on. The price of the paraboleixar was higher than expected. Notice that this surge came and hit the parabolic SAR, pushing the indicator down from the price. So we have to ask ourselves, what was the lowest point [16:02] parabolic S-curve was above the price? Dude, the lowest point is clearly the lowest point of this line here. So there, look, I already know I have a fund, right? So I'm going to mark that background with a horizontal line. The parabolic antenna [16:16] then went down in price. Then the rips started to fall and threw the parabolixar back up again. And then you wonder what the highest point the price reached was while the ball was below [16:29] that price. And here we have the highest point the price has reached. We going to mark that top with a horizontal green line. Okay, so now you've definitely remembered how to mark the tops and bottoms, right? We just [16:42] talked about that at the beginning of this lesson. So, now that you've remembered how to mark the tops and bottoms, look at all the tops and bottoms we would find on this chart of the Domini index, marked, of course, with a [16:58] parabolic SAR indicator. So now, folks, to identify the trend, all we have to do is connect the peaks and troughs. Look, if we connect the peaks and troughs, we'll be able to see the upward and downward trends, you understand? And, of course, [17:11] trend reversals as well. Remember that criterion I mentioned to you guys, right? For me to determine a downtrend, it is sufficient that the last broken point was a bottom. For me to determine an upward trend, it is sufficient [17:23] that the last broken point was a high. Notice that right at the beginning here, look, where I'm going to highlight for you with this blue arrow, right here at the beginning, we had a bottom breakout. This low point here, look, broke through the [17:37] previous low, meaning that at this point we already had a downtrend, OK? So, in that case, we would just sell, because the trend is downward. And the downward trend, as you can see, lasted throughout this entire [17:52] period. Look, up until that point, this peak was broken. Notice that this bump here, look, it broke through the previous high, meaning the trend is now upward. Previously the trend was downward, and now the trend is [18:05] upward. So, at this point we would only be looking for buy opportunities, since the trend now is upward. And the upward trend, man, lasted throughout this entire period here, as you can see. Look. Okay, man. Now you know [18:17] how to identify a trend, whether it's a downward trend, as is the case here. Look, we've period. And you also know how to identify an upward trend, because at this point here we had a trend reversal, right? The [18:31] trend was downward, making descending highs and lows here. From that point on, once that peak is broken, we begin to see an upward trend. So, congratulations, you've just learned how to identify trends and [18:44] trend reversals in a completely objective way using the Pilsar method. So, now that you're becoming more and more skilled, it's time to learn how to identify trend legs and pullbacks in a clear, simple, and, of [18:59] course, completely objective way. Let's go. How to identify trend legs and pullbacks using the Parabolica indicator? Dude, we're on the 2-minute timeframe now, but we're back in the Bitcoin futures market. I'm trying to [19:14] prove to you, man, that this works on any chart, OK? Let's move on. If you've followed me this far, paying attention, then you already know how to mark the tops and bottoms, right? You already know how to identify trends and everything [19:28] else. So, I can start marking the tops and bottoms here, because you paying attention to everything. So here you can see that we have this upward trend movement, right? With ascending tops and bottoms. [19:41] But now you need to know, man, that these legs here have the following names. The leg that I'm highlighting with this green arrow is called the upward trend leg . The same applies to this leg, to this leg here, and also to this [19:58] other leg here. All of them, man, take the uptrend leg. The upward trending leg, my friend, is the momentum leg. That leg, man, always goes with the trend. So, for example, this one here, man, is the upward trend. [20:13] In an upward trend, the price obviously goes up . So, any price movement that favors an upward trend, this impulse leg, look, any leg that makes the price go up, is called an upward trend leg, understand? [20:28] Now, folks, in an uptrend, the legs that make this pullback that you're seeing here, look, this correction, like this leg here, look at this leg, this other leg, and this other leg here too, these legs are called [20:43] uptrend pullbacks. I'm just going to write it here, look, pullback in green, OK? Just so you know it's an uptrend pullback. The legs that do pullbacks, man, are the ones that, like I said, always go [20:56] against the trend, you know? So, for example, here the trend is upward, but we have here, look, these legs that are going against the trend, they are retreating, they are correcting, you understand? These legs that go against the [21:10] upward trend, as I said, are called pullbacks. What I'm saying right now, man, is public knowledge, right? But almost everyone who trades using charts can't identify when we're [21:22] in a trending leg or when we're in a pullback. The thing is, man, in the Pilsar method it's very simple to identify this, very easy to criteria we use to identify upward legs and trends, [21:38] as well as pullbacks within an upward trend, is extremely simple. When the trend is upward and the parabolic SAR is below the price, you will know that you are within an upward trend leg . When the trend is upward and the [21:52] parabolic SAR is above the price, you already know you're in a pullback. Again, look, the parabolic rate is below the price and the upward trend is OK? You are within an upward trend leg. The parabolic indicator is [22:05] above the price, and you're in an uptrend, okay, pullback. And so on, man, parabolic below the price within an uptrend, OK? Upward trend legs. Parabxar above the price, within an [22:19] upward trend. OK. So we have a pullback here, period, man. So you already know that, for example, here, look, we were within an upward trend leg throughout this entire period. At this point, look at [22:31] the parabolic SAR price; you already know you 're in a pullback phase. When the price pushed the parabolic peg down again, you already know that a new leg of the upward trend has begun. This initiated a pullback because the [22:44] parabolic metric went upwards. At this point, a new upward trend leg began. Look here, a new pullback has started because the parabolic SAR uptrend, right? The price has been falling; we are in a pullback phase. [22:58] Hey man, further ahead, look, the price pushes the parabolic SAR below the price, and this marks the beginning of a new upward trend leg. Got it, man? So, as I've shown you, it's quite simple, right? It's quite easy to [23:10] tell when you're in an uptrend leg and when you 're in a pullback using the pulse method. Let's look at this within a downtrend, okay? Dude, we have a [23:22] downward trend movement here, right? That's because if you're marking here, look, the tops and bottoms using the paraboleixar method, right? As I've already taught you in this lesson, you'll identify a downward trend, okay? Descending tops and bottoms [23:36] the lesson, man, you should already be able to identify this. Hey man, when we're in a downtrend, these legs here, look, I'm highlighting them with these red arrows, they're called [23:50] downtrend legs, okay? They have longer legs, right? It's the legs that are going with the trend, okay, dude? So, I 've written here in red all the legs of the downtrend that we've had here, look, in this downtrend. The [24:04] legs that are trending downwards, as you've already understood, are those legs that go with the trend. Right? So in this case, the trend is downward. Notice that these legs, look, they're going with the downward trend, they [24:17] 're sagging, okay? Now we also have pullbacks within the downtrend, man. So, these legs here, look, which are the shorter legs that I'm going to highlight with these green arrows, are the legs that [24:30] we call bearish pullbacks, OK? I'm going to highlight the word "pullback" here in green . Okay, man. So here in green we have all the pullbacks that we had in this downtrend that I'm showing you here on the [24:44] screen. This leg that goes against the trend, this corrective leg, is called a pullback, right? This leg is going against the trend, in this case, the downward trend , you understand? So, if the price is [24:56] falling in a downtrend and the candles start to rise, these rebounds, these sighs that the price makes, are called pullbacks, OK? In this case, it's a downward trend. And as I said, man, in the Pilsar method, we have a [25:10] very easy criterion for identifying trend legs and pullbacks. In this case of low prices, right? It's very simple, man. When the trend is downward, and identify a downward trend using the parabolic SAR. But when the [25:24] trend is downward and the parabolic metric chart is above the price, as is the case here, then we have a downward trend leg. Now, if we 're in a downtrend and the parabolic metric chart is below the price, okay [25:39] , then we have pullbacks. Pure and simple. So, like I said, having this information makes it very easy to know when we're in a trending leg and a pullback. Look, initially we were [25:51] within a downtrend leg , the price hit the parabolic tier pushing it down, and we've entered a pullback phase. After the price pushed the parabolic metric up again, we entered a new leg of the [26:04] downtrend. So, during that entire period when the parabolic peg was above the price, we were within a downtrend leg for that entire period. Throughout this period, as you can see, the price has moved [26:17] downwards, meaning we've now entered a pullback. Further ahead, look at the price, it throws the parabolic peg upwards again, meaning we have a new downward trend leg . Now a new pullback, because the [26:29] parabolic SAR is low and so on. Dude, it's much simpler now for you to understand when it's a pullback and when it's a downtrend leg , you get it, man? Perhaps you haven't realized it yet, but this [26:43] information I just gave you is very valuable, because if you 're a trader who only likes to trade on pullbacks, when the trend is upward, you would simply wait for the Parabolic Apocalypse to be above the [26:56] price and look for a buy signal within that pullback. And when the trend is downward, then you would wait for the parabolic metric chart to be below the price and look for a sell signal within that pullback. So, congratulations, [27:11] man. You have just learned how to identify pullbacks and trend legs in a completely objective way using the Pilsar method. So now, buddy, that you're at this level with the Pilsar method, I'm going to [27:24] prove to you that this method isn't just for day trading, OK? Let's go. How to use the parabolic chart in swing trading and position trading. Hey, we're now on the daily chart for Itausa, which has the ticker symbol [27:38] ITSA4, OK? It is a financial sector stock . And in this chart, man, I'm going to prove to you that the Pilsar method also works with stocks, as well as with swing trading and position trading. For those who don't know, quickly [27:52] , the difference between day trading, swing trading, and position trading is quite simple. In day trading, operations begin and end on the same day. In swing trading, operations can last for days. And in-position trading, operations can [28:06] last for weeks and sometimes months. Well, man, if we were to analyze the ITSA4 stock, using the Pilsar method on the daily chart for swing trading, starting here at the [28:18] beginning of 2025, that is, here, look, in January 2025, we would notice the following. Look, marking the highs and lows here, we already know that the trend was downward, the price was just breaking through lows, right? The trend [28:33] was then downward until the beginning of 2025. After that, man, we had, look, a trend reversal, that is, the trend that was previously downward because it was, you see, breaking lows, became an upward trend. The [28:48] trend became upward starting from this candle here, look, from this point, because this candle broke through the previous high. Wow, man, if the trend is upward and the parabolic SAR is below the price, it means that this [29:01] leg here, look, is an upward trend leg, right? And in my case, man, I would only look for buying opportunities in this stock while we're within upward trend legs, with targets between 4 and 5%, okay? So I [29:17] would buy from the moment I knew we were within an upward trend leg, I would buy aiming for targets of 4 to 5%, okay? And this is in swing trading, of course, from the moment the parabolic SAR [29:31] look, wow, man, I know the price is retreating, I know the price, right, Itausa is now in a pullback. So, man, I wouldn't look for shopping anymore. I would expect a new [29:44] trend leg to begin, which in this case, the new upward trend leg started with this candle here. Look, from the moment that candle pushed the parabolic SAR down, I already knew we were now within a [29:57] new leg of the uptrend. And from that point, I would look for from that point, I would look for purchases again, aiming for 4 to 5% off, okay? target. This, I repeat, applies within the context of swing trading. And so on. Look, [30:11] if you mark here, all the peaks and troughs we've had this year, right, 2025, we're halfway through the year now, right, look, all the peaks and troughs we've had here, I 'm marking them for you. By marking [30:23] all the tops and bottoms, you'll notice the following: I showed you this example here, right, back here in swing trading. I showed this other example here as well. At this point, the parabolic metric went upwards, [30:35] meaning we were inside a pullback. I wouldn't look for deals on pullbacks, okay? From the moment the price pushes the parabolic curve down, like it did here, wow, man, I already know we were in a [30:48] new leg of an upward trend, so I would already be looking for buy opportunities with a target of 4 to 5%. We were supposed to have this entry here in April, right? Then, at the beginning of May, we entered a pullback, so I wouldn't look for it, and soon after [31:03] we already had a new trend leg because this candle pushed the parabolic peg down. And then again I would look for buy opportunities, targeting, I repeat, between 4 and 5% in single trades, okay? And then at the end of May we [31:18] the price pushed the parabolic metric upwards, and at the moment, look, now in June we are still within a pullback. So in my case, I wouldn't look for things to buy here. Following my Pilsar method, I wouldn't look for buy opportunities [31:33] because we're currently experiencing a pullback in Itaúza. That's right, man, in swing 3. Now, if we were to look at the position, I would go to the weekly timeframe chart . And here in the weekly chart, I'm going to exclude all the movement [31:48] the atmosphere here is different now, isn't it? A larger movement than we have on the weekly chart. If we look here, if we analyze Itaú on the weekly chart, we 'll notice the following. We were [32:02] initially in an uptrend in 2024. At the end of 2024, we entered a downtrend, since that previous low here, look, this through the parabolic antenna, right? Then the price went up again and broke through [32:17] that previous high, which I'm going to highlight with a horizontal line right horizontal green line. Look, as you can see, notice that this candle, man, from this week here, look, I highlighted it with this arrow, this candle broke through the [32:32] previous high. In other words, starting from this candle, in the year 2025, on the weekly chart, we begin to see an upward trend in Itaúza and TSA4. So, man, if we already know that from this point here, from this candle, the trend is upward [32:47] and the parabolic peg that comes out is below the price, well, man, I know that at this point I would already be within an upward trend leg. And in my case, man, what would I do if I were to trade Itaúza using position trading? I [33:01] would then look for buying opportunities, since we were within an upward trend leg, with targets between 10 and 15%, okay? That's what I would do. And of course, man, from the moment the parabolic SAR goes up the price, [33:15] I'm now believing, right, the Pilsar method is showing me now that I'm actually in a pullback. And within pullbacks, I won't be looking for purchases, OK? So, this week, up until the [33:27] current week in June, we entered a pullback in the weekly chart of ITSA4 Itaúza, in the financial sector. I wouldn't look for any more purchases because we're in a pullback phase. I would actually expect a new [33:41] leg of the upward trend to begin, so I could look for more buying opportunities with targets somewhere between 10 and 15%. And dude, you can analyze any other stock using the Pilsar method. Let's take a look, for example, at Petro 4, on the [33:55] daily chart, OK? And obviously, you know, Petro 4 is a stock in the oil sector, daily chart and we observe the following, using the Pilsar method, right, through the peaks and troughs marked with parabolic SAR, look, the trend [34:09] was downward. Wow, man, the last breakout point was this bottom right here, look. OK? So, the trend was downward, but recently, man, look , we had this top broken, look, right here. In other words, based on this candle, [34:22] I already know that the trend is upward. And since the parabolic peg is below the price, I also know that I'm within an upward trend leg. So, from here on out , I would be looking for buys with a target within 4 to 5%, [34:36] you understand? That's in swing trading. Let's take a look now at another action that could be EQTL3. This action pertains to the electricity sector , OK? And what about TL3, man? Here on the daily chart you can see [34:49] that we had an upward trend, right? After that, we experienced a again, and currently we are in an upward trend. At these points here, look, we had upward trend legs , where I could, you know, be [35:02] looking for buy signals and buys with targets between 4 and 5% in these , man, look, the parabolic peg is above the price within an upward trend. Currently, EQTL3 is in a pullback phase. So, [35:17] I wouldn't look for things to buy here. Congratulations, man. You have just learned how to identify tops and bottoms, trends, trend reversals, pullbacks, and trend legs in stocks for swing trading and position trading, in [35:31] a completely objective way using the Pilsar method. And if you took all this content seriously, man, you're ready to go to the next level. Let's go. How can I delve deeper into the Pilsar method? Dude, what you've seen so far [35:45] is just the basics. Over the years, I have evolved the Pilsar method with other parabolic SAR configurations to identify primary, secondary, and tertiary trends, combinations with moving averages, colorations, Fibonacci, and time frame [35:59] correlations. I developed my day-to-day manual strategies using the Pilsar method, and now I've even automated strategies, man, with linear gradient robots also based on the Pilsar method. In other words, the [36:14] Pilsar method has evolved significantly over the years, and all of this information is available to anyone who truly wants to master the Pilsar method. But to do that, my friend, you need to take the next step. Below this video, in the description and also [36:28] in the pinned comment, you'll find two links. The first link is to the free Pilsar 10 strategy training , which I created in partnership with the brokerage firm Tour Investimentos. This content is already transforming the perspective [36:41] of many people, and you'll also receive the Pilsar 10 strategy for free when you join this training. And the second link you'll find in the description of this video is the link to join the priority list for the [36:55] Pilsar 3.0 method, which is my most complete training program of all, with manual strategies as well as automated strategies, man. Linear gradient robots , for both mini-index and mini-dollar futures. So, dude, if [37:08] you want to level up, you need to click on those two links now, study everything carefully, and find me there , okay? And to wrap up this lesson, folks, I'd like to briefly reflect with you on something. [37:21] The teachers who teach you to trade subjectively, those who look at the chart and randomly draw tops and bottoms, drawing Fibonacci retracements without objective criteria. Seriously, are [37:36] n't these teachers in a rather comfortable position? Have you ever wondered about that? Because, man, if they teach you something subjective, it means you can't prove it does n't work, because what they [37:49] teach you, man, is open to interpretation by each person. For example, man, if you go to these teachers and say that you've been operating according to what they taught you for, say, 6 months and that you're losing money, man, they can tell you [38:03] anything they want. They 'll tell you that you need more screen time and that you need to improve your graphical reading skills. In other words, the problem will always be you and never the content they taught you. [38:17] Their method, man, never fails. You're the only one who still doesn't understand. That's impressive, is n't it, man? And so they always remain right. That's too convenient for them, man, because they'll never be wrong. And the Pilsar method was born out of [38:32] my frustration with that, man. Any strategy that I share with the Pilsar method can be tested. If she starts performing poorly, there's no excuse; she's doing badly, and that's it. Knowing that the strategy started [38:46] performing poorly, we're going to update it so that it responds well to the market again, and that's it, man. No more shifting the blame onto the student, understand? There's none of that nonsense about not having enough screen time, or that you need to [38:59] improve your graphic reading skills, you know, man? So don't fall for these teachers' tricks, man. OK? I hope that everything I've shared with you in this lesson can add value to your life as a day trader. I hope the [39:12] Pilsar method will turn a key in your mind, just as it did in mine. I also hope that from now on you will be able to operate in a clearer and more objective way in whatever market you choose. If you have any questions, just [39:25] leave them in the comments and I'll be happy to answer them. 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