[00:02] insecurity when opening a trade, right? And then comes the flood of questions: wow, is this trend really that strong? Am I stuck in a lateral thinking pattern? Did I join this movement too early or [00:16] too late? This is more common than it seems, man. Now imagine using a larger timeframe to show you the strongest price direction and a smaller timeframe to find the exact moment to pull the trigger. That seems [00:29] more sensible, right? So today I'm going to show you how to align timeframes to increase the accuracy of your day trading operations. The key point is that we're going to do all of this using exponential moving averages. Come with me, [00:42] man. Okay, man. The solution to this uncertainty is to have three different timeframes working together. The longest time frame will be 15 minutes. He will give us the main direction for the market. [00:56] The shortest time frame will be 1 minute. He will make the fine adjustments, showing the best time to operate. And the operational timeframe, man, is that short timeframe where you execute your own strategy, [01:11] like, for example, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes. For today's lesson, we're going to use the full 5 minutes for all our examples, okay? Okay, man. On your platform, it then opens three charts. Here we have the first, second, and [01:24] third graphs. Once that's done, click here, look, to arrange contained windows. 15-minute timeframe. Then, type 15 and press the enter key. Here we have the 15-minute timeframe graph. The graph on the left could be a [01:39] 1-minute timeframe. Then type one and press the enter key. And the central time frame will be the 5-minute time frame, okay? So here we have 1 minute, 5 minutes, and 15 minutes, okay? The 15- minute timeframe will show us the [01:52] main direction, the 1-minute timeframe will show us the best time to trade, and the 5- minute timeframe is where we execute the strategy's entry signal. In the 15-minute timeframe, we will use the 17- and 72- [02:09] period cubed moving averages. The purpose of these averages here on the 15-minute timeframe chart, man, is to objectively confirm the main market trend. So, if the 17-period moving average, which is the green moving average, is below the [02:22] 72-period moving average, which is the red moving average, then we know that the main trend is downward. Now, if the 17-period moving average is above the 72-period moving average, we will consider the main market trend to be [02:37] upward. In the 1-minute timeframe, we will use the cubed wire averages of 17, 34, 72, the cubed wire averages of 17, 34, 72, 144, 305, and 610 periods. Now, the [02:49] goal of these averages on the 1-minute timeframe is to find the point at which they are most aligned with the averages on the 15-minute timeframe. So, for example, here on August 15th, the averages were crossing [03:02] downwards on the 15-minute time chart, demonstrating that the main trend was bearish. If you look closely, man, here on the 1-minute chart, all the moving averages are crossing downwards in the correct sequence. In other words, we have [03:16] correct sequence. In other words, we have 17, 34, 72, 144, 305, and 610. All the averages are showing a clear downward trend. They're tracking the two averages here, look, from the 15-minute time graph. Hey man, if you look at this [03:31] 5-minute timeframe chart, which is where we execute our trades, you'll notice how the price, throughout this entire movement, has been steadily moving downwards. Look, since the averages were [03:44] aligned, the price has fallen almost 800 points. So, during this window of opportunity, we could be executing sales operations within our own strategy. Similarly, man, here on August 12th, [03:59] look, here on the 15- minute chart, the averages were crossing upwards, thus demonstrating an upward trend. Looking at the 1-minute timeframe chart , the averages here, look, they were all crossing upwards as well, [04:12] together, then, with the 15-minute timeframe chart. And having these two timeframes with the moving averages aligned, you can see how here, look, on the 5-minute timeframe, the price moved cleanly. And within this whole [04:25] upward movement, we could be executing buy operations within our own strategy here on the 5-minute timeframe, since in this case, the price has risen more than 1000 points, you understand? This means, [04:38] man, that within this window of opportunity here, we could be executing only the purchasing operations of our own strategy, you understand? And observing these timeframes with the moving averages divided [04:51] by a cube wire ends up getting us out of several bad situations, like for example here on August 8th, man, notice that on the 15-minute timeframe the right? But here, man, on the 1-minute timeframe, the averages [05:06] weren't crossing upwards. You can see that the averages weren't showing either an upward or downward trend , right? They remained sideways throughout the entire trading session. In other words, the averages from the 1-minute time graph [05:20] were not aligned with the averages from the 15-minute time graph. And then you realize, man, that here on the operational timeframe, right, which is the 5-minute timeframe in this case, the market remained sideways throughout the entire trading session. So [05:34] in trading sessions like this, we don't execute the entry signals of our strategies, you understand? We stayed out because we'll most likely get stopped. So, man, that's the power of moving averages divided by a cube wire aligned [05:48] on different timeframes. That's an addendum, man. If you don't know what cube-wire split moving averages are, in the upper right corner there's now a card where you'll find a complete video about cube-wire split moving averages [06:03] . Watch it, man, and then come back here, okay? Okay, so here's the thing , man. With the 15-minute and 1- minute timeframes aligned, you then look for the entry signal for your strategy in favor of these two timeframes. Well, of [06:18] course I don't know what kind of trigger you use in your strategy, but it could be moving average crossovers, or it could also be stochastic oscillators, right? So, for example, if the 15-minute timeframe is [06:30] showing an upward trend and the 1- minute timeframe is also showing an upward trend, and the stock is oversold, you would have a buy signal. It could also be a MACD crossover, or you could even use the ETR Stop as support and resistance, as I [06:44] do in several of my strategies. But with that said, let's look at some examples in the chart now, okay? Let's look at some examples here. In this case, I would use an indicator that I really like to use as an [06:57] entry point, which is the ETR stop. So, we insert the ETR stop here on the 5-minute timeframe. I'm going to modify this here, look, for period one. Let's look at some examples, starting with August 6th, okay? [07:09] minute timeframe, we can see that the averages were showing us an upward trend. 1 minute. From that point on, it began to show us that yes, we could execute our strategy, in this [07:23] case within the 5-minute timeframe. So, if we were using a strategy where the green ETR stop is support, we could then be buying here, look, in this region, when the price touches the green ETR stop [07:36] . Because we know that if the 15- minute timeframe is showing an upward trend and the 1-minute timeframe also has aligned moving averages, it means that the price is much more likely to continue rising than to start falling. So we have [07:50] the statistics on our side, right? And the price, well, it actually went up. So we could buy here by making a short sale, buy here again by making another short sale, and so on, you understand? This is clear, if [08:04] in your strategy you use the Green Stop as support, this is just an example, right, here on August 6th. Now, if we look at the similar. Look, the averages were also showing us that here at 15 [08:18] minutes. The one-minute timeframe showed an upward trend, and the moving averages, from this point onward (and I'll also highlight this with an arrow), began to indicate that we could execute the buy signals of our strategy, since [08:30] were also showing an upward trend. So, if in your strategy you use the ETR Stop as support, look, you could buy here, you could buy here too. All this is because you know that the price is more likely [08:43] to continue rising than to start falling, understand? You could place short positions here when the price touches the green ETR Stop, you understand? Let's Look, August 8th was the day I showed you that the price remained [08:58] sideways. The averages for the 1-minute timeframe chart did not align with the averages for the 15-minute timeframe chart. Therefore, on August 8th, have any operations in our strategies, understand? Let's take a [09:10] look now at August 11th. Look , initially the averages were crossed upwards, thus demonstrating an upward trend. The minute averages were not showing an upward trend, meaning that the averages here [09:22] were not aligned with the 15- minute averages. Further on, you'll see that the 15-minute averages started to show a downward trend. And further on, the 1-minute averages also aligned with the 15- [09:37] could be looking for sales within 5 minutes. So, we would have here, look, a resistance zone at the red stop, another signal here as well, but as I said, man, you could use anything else as an [09:50] entry trigger. That depends on your strategy. This is just one example. On August 12th, on the 15-minute timeframe, the averages were showing us an upward trend. Within a minute, the [10:02] showing us an upward trend. Hey man, within your own strategy, you might be looking for buying opportunities, right? If we were using SOPTR, we would have a purchase here, look, on SOPTR, another purchase here on [10:16] this other green SOPTR, and so on. So, dude, you don't necessarily need to operate exactly the way I'm showing you here. I would probably trade on a 2-minute timeframe with an ETR stop deviation [10:29] of one, 20 periods, and use the coloring algorithm P trader version 2, okay? So, if you click here on properties in the P trader algorithm coloring and change to version two, you will find the coloring in this way. [10:42] So, for example, this is the chart for July 24th. minute chart showed an upward trend, but the 1-minute chart was not aligned with that. Later on, the 15-minute timeframe began to show a downward trend, as [10:55] trend is downward, both on the 15-minute and 1-minute timeframes, and the moving averages are correctly aligned, what would I do? I would wait for a candle like this, look, a candle that closes in red, and [11:08] then I would sell at the red stop loss, you understand? So I would sell here, probably making a trade of around 200 points only in the mini- index, okay? But the price dropped much more here in this trading session, as you can see, [11:20] Let's take a look at the next trading session, the trading session on July 25th. Look the 15-minute averages were downward trend. At minute 1, initially we didn't have the averages aligned, okay? It [11:36] this point on, look, the averages started to show a downward trend in the minute-by-minute chart. And then I would turn my attention, man, to the 2- minute timeframe. Notice that we had this candle that closed red, so I [11:49] would know that I could sell now. Look, on the red PTR, doing it here, short operation, okay? Just look at the next trading session , which was the trading session of July 28th, where the 15-minute moving averages showed a downward trend. At the 1-minute mark, we did [12:03] downward trend, but later on, the averages aligned, moving in line with the averages of the 15-minute timeframe. We had a candle on the 2- minute chart that closed in the red, so I could sell, look, with the stop loss in the red [12:17] again, making a short trade of at most 200 points on the mini- index. So, dude, that's just one example, right? But you could fit your strategy here in this central chart and observe the averages of the two [12:30] timeframes to know what the best time is and what the main direction is for you to be trading. But of course, if you're interested in the P trader algorithm coloring rule, just come here, look, in strategies, [12:42] strategies store. Here you search for pi, look, even worse. And here, right off the bat , you'll find the P Trader algorithm coloring. You click on this blue button and here you can choose the plan that best suits your needs [12:54] and click on "subscribe". When applying color coding, you right-click on the chart and select "Insert Coloring Rule". Search for the P trader algorithm, insert it into the chart, click add, click OK, [13:06] right-click on any candle, go to P trader algorithm properties, change from version one to version two, click OK, and that's it, man. This way you'll have the P Trader algorithm coloring in version 2. But getting back to the focus [13:19] of today's lesson, here's the thing, man. The gist of it is this. 15 minutes is the compass. That's the main direction. One minute you can see like a magnifying glass, a perfect moment for you to be entering the operation. And the 5 minutes is the [13:34] trigger, it's the execution of the operation, you understand? So, dude, this chart timeframe alignment filters out most of the bad trades on short timeframes, OK? It also increases confidence and helps you operate your own [13:50] strategy in favor of the mainstream flow with more precision. That was the focus of our lesson today. Alright, man? Hey man, don't forget to sign up for the Pilsar Method 3.0 challenge, three days to unlock the Pilsar 500 setup. You [14:05] 'll learn not only one of the Pilsar Method strategies, but you'll also learn how to build your own portfolio of strategies and robots for day trading in just 3 days, man. 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