[00:02] volume every single day, but answer me this . Do you know how to differentiate between a truly abnormal volume and a normal volume based on price? Because there is a huge difference between a candle with high volume and a candle with [00:17] statistically extreme volume. And that difference completely changes how you read the market. That's why today I'm going to give you a coloring tool that I'm going to give you a coloring tool that analyzes the volume of each candle and colors [00:30] the price according to the statistical strength of that volume. Yes, man, I 'm talking about version 4 of the Pill Trader coloring algorithm. If you are already a P Trader algorithm customer, you have already received this update [00:43] automatically. Simply switch to version 4 and you'll find today's coloring. But if you 're not a customer yet, don't worry, because today I'm going to give you the P Trader algorithm coloring version 4 for free for 15 [00:58] days. And not only that, as a bonus today you 'll also receive the Pilzons Pro indicator, which honestly, I wasn't even going to give away on the channel right now, but it ended up fitting perfectly with the P Trader version 4 algorithm coloring. [01:14] So, today you'll receive the P Trader version 4 algorithm coloring for free for 15 days, and you'll receive the Pons Pro indicator for free. Furthermore, I'll show you two setups that are currently working very well in the [01:28] mini-index, using these two tools. So come with me, man. [01:42] Trader version 4 coloring algorithm? Dude, version 4 of this coloring works like this. She analyzes the volume of each candle and compares that volume to the average of the last few candles. Based on this comparison, she classifies the volume into [01:58] three categories: normal volume, above-average volume, or extreme volume. And the P Trader version 4 coloring algorithm captures exactly that. She doesn't just look [02:11] at the absolute number, man. She looks at how far outside the norm that volume is at that specific moment in the market. This coloring paints each candle a different color according to the strength of its volume. So, when you look [02:27] at the chart, you'll immediately notice : "Wow, this candle here had an extreme volume of buying." "Ah, but this candle here had a volume above the average for sales." But wow, this other candle here, it already had [02:40] normal volume, without conviction. So, dude, each color shows a different type of volume. And that's what I'm going to show you now. Understanding the colors of the Pill Trader version 4 algorithm. Okay, let's start with the bullish candles. When you see a blue candle, it [02:55] means that candle had above-average volume on the buying side. It means that buyers entered the market with significant force, you understand? It's not an extreme volume, but it is a significant volume. Now, when you see a [03:10] dark green candle, that means it's a rare candle, a candle that catches your attention. And the light gray candles, wow, those candles are bullish candles with normal volume. They went up, but without conviction, [03:24] you understand? It's a weak movement. We can ignore the gray candles. bottom candles. When a candle closes purple, it signifies above-average volume on the selling side. The sellers entered the market with significant force. Now, when a [03:40] candle closes red, just like dark green when it's rising, that's a rare and important candle. And the candles that are in dark gray are bearish candles with normal volume. We can also ignore these candles. And [03:54] to wrap things up, man, that yellow candle shows volume well below the statistical average. So, these candlesticks show when the market is weak. So, dude, these are the colors for version 4 of the Pill Trader algorithm. I [04:08] 'll show you how it works now on the graph. How to use the P Trader version 4 coloring algorithm in practice. Dude, you can implement this color-coding in your own trading strategy to objectively know when the price has more or [04:22] less volume. This color scheme goes well with virtually any strategy. But to give you a starting point, I 'll show you two possible setups that are currently performing very well in the mini-index market, but these aren't ready-made setups, [04:35] OK? There are some setups available to help with your operations. But listen, if by the time you watch this video the coloring product is no longer free, don't worry, you can find it here, look. Just go to strategies, then [04:48] strategy store. Here in the store, you search for PIO PIO, it will appear here for you, look, P Trader algorithm coloring , you click on this blue button. You can see that we have around 1139 customers. We appreciate your trust [05:02] . To join, simply choose one of the plans here and do that, it's very simple. You right-click on the chart, go to insert coloring rule, search for PI, it will appear [05:16] here, look, algorithm P trader, you insert it into the chart, click add, click OK and the algorithm P trader coloring will appear. This face is version one. You then right-click on any [05:28] and here it changes to the TR version. And today we're going to use version 4. Just click OK. And here's the Pill Trader coloring algorithm in version 4, okay? OK. Now let 's look at the first possible setup. [05:44] Coloring algorithm Pill Trader version 4 plus ATR stop. Hey, this potential setup I'm about to present is for the mini-index on a 1-minute timeframe , okay? So you put the P Trader algorithm coloring in version 4. [05:57] Then you click here, look, indicators, more indicators, search for ATR and place it, look at the ATR stop on the chart, click OK. Now double-click to one, then click OK. So this potential setup, man, is pretty [06:09] simple, okay? And it has been working well in the current context of mini-insurance. In this potential strategy, the idea is to trade only the signals from candles with extremely high volume; in other words, we will only trade the signals from green and red candles. [06:26] Beauty? Basically, this possible setup works like this. You look at the chart and wait for a candle to close in red or green, because those are the candles that show extreme volume. In this particular trading session, we had a candle [06:40] that closed in green, indicating extremely high volume. Beauty? This is the first step. The second step, then, is to place a buy order, one tick above the green stop-loss. Okay, buy order placed, I [06:52] was going to walk over and trigger my buy order. Here I would set a target of 150 points and a stop of 300 points, meaning I would trade with a target twice as small as the stop. You know me, you know how I manage risk, [07:05] right? So, in this case, to repeat, my buy order selected here and up here my trade, zooming out a bit on the chart. So that's it, I would expect a candle to close in the color green. Then I would buy at the green ETR stop and the price [07:19] would hit this trade level up here. Now, of course, there is one observation. And the observation is this: let's say you arrived at the chart and a candle closed in green, you would then quickly place your buy order on your [07:31] green BTR as well, right? But let's say that before your buy order was triggered, a candle ended up closing red or ended up closing purple. should then cancel your purchase order, because the market has now [07:45] shown a selling volume, understand? And the sales scenario for this possible and Let's say a candle closed in red, then you would consider that we have a higher volume of selling there. You then place your [07:59] sell order one tick below the red Sopet. That's because it's more likely, man, that the price will fall, since we had a red candle. Again, stop loss 300 points, target 150 points. This is the risk- reward ratio I would use. That doesn't mean [08:13] My sell order would be triggered here and down here, look, the price would start to to repeat, sell order triggered here and down here, look, the price is already starting to we have that observation. Let's say you've arrived at the chart and a candle has closed [08:27] in red, you would then place that sell order at the red stop, right? But let's say the next candle ended up closing in green, or it ended up closing in blue, as is the case here. If that happens, you then [08:40] cancel your sell order, because it's more likely that the price will start to rise, since we've had some upward volume here , you understand? Okay, let's do so you can understand how this potential setup works. One rule [08:53] we should follow is to always start from the fifth candle of the day. This is because the first candles usually have high volume, as they are the first candle of the day. So we start looking for trades in this [09:07] of the day onwards, okay? So we need to wait for a candle to close on the red color or for a candle to close on the green color, okay? This is April 1st. Look here, we had a candle that closed in red, so now we [09:20] need to hit the sell signal on the red SOATR. So look, we would sell down here. So look, a sell order was triggered at this point and the price below would trigger an exit from the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. [09:32] Next, man, we had a candle with high buying volume, and since that candle closed in the green, we would then buy at the green stop, one tick buy order would be triggered here and up here [09:44] trade. Then you might think: "Wow Po, but this candle is red, Because, man, we would only know that this candle was actually a red candle when it closed, you know? And this operation would happen before that [10:00] candle closes. So, this operation here would be valid. We could buy here at the green ETR stop, and the price above would trigger an exit from the trade. Based on my trading style, I would have already stopped trading here, having already reached my [10:12] move on to the next trading session, which is the trading session on April 2nd. And here on April 2nd, the first signal I see, right, that would have been executed would be right here, we had a candle close in red here, as you can see. So we [10:27] could sell one tick below the red stop, but this time the strategy would fall into the error statistics. Look, they would be stopped up here. So the session. As you know, I only accept one stop-loss order per day, and I [10:40] would only return on the next trading day, which in this case is April 6th. And here on April 6th, I realize that we would have a sell signal executed first of the day, following the plan exactly. This possible setup is right here. Look at this [10:52] because this candle closed in red. We could then sell one tick sell it right here down here. Look, the price would catch on and you'd exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had another signal executed right [11:05] here, a buy signal, because this candle showed extreme bullish volume. So we would buy one tick above the green SPTR. Our selected purchase exit from the operation. That would be their second win of the day. Positive target achieved in this trading [11:19] session. So this is how this possible setup works. I'm going to pull up the backtests for the entire month of April here, much faster, and then I'll show you the results we would get with this strategy. [11:32] Alright, man, I finished the backtests here in April 2026. We have an 80.55% success rate, 29 wins and seven losses. So, this potential setup in April would definitely have been profitable. [11:47] In May we've had two wins and one loss so far, right? But dude, if setup I just showed you, because, wow, it's a simple setup, just the coloring, Algorithm Trader version 4 plus ETR stop, right? If you [12:00] liked it, come back here, look, for several months, keep doing more tests, keep seeing if the strategy would tend to continue working or not. So, testing, okay? I would probably [12:14] strategy. So, I'd probably put here, look, an arum oscillator, that as well if you want to use this setup. In this timeframe, let's say [12:26] 72 or 34, you could place a horizontal line at the -70 level, and another horizontal line at the 70 level. Then, you would only trade on the buy side if the indicator was above the 70 level. You would only trade on the sell side [12:40] 70 level. You would only trade on the sell side if the indicator was below -70, understand? So, I'd probably do that, right? I would add another filter to further strengthen this potential setup, and I would run several backtests here [12:53] to prove the effectiveness of this strategy before I move on to my real account. According to a possible setup, the coloring algorithm P Trader version 4 plus Pzons Pro. Dude, Pzons Pro is an indicator 100% developed by me and I was [13:08] n't going to give it away now. This indicator was going to be the subject of a future video, but it fit perfectly with the coloring in version 4, so I decided to give it away as a free bonus. Now you realize that this indicator generates [13:22] dynamic support and resistance zones. It's quite simple to understand. So this green line forms a region for us, right, a support zone. And the red line forms a region, a zone of resistance for us. We can [13:36] use this indicator on any timeframe, on any asset, even on timeless charts, such as here on the REN chart. When the asset is in an uptrend, we can use only the green line as [13:49] support. Look, this indicator can generate several good entry points at support levels when we are in an uptrend. And of course, when you notice a downward trend, you can use the red line as a [14:01] resistance zone, but you can use this indicator in many other ways, such as for breakouts of support and resistance regions. And that's what we're going to do today. This potential setup also applies [14:13] to the 1-minute timeframe for the mini- index, okay? You insert the P Trader coloring algorithm in version 4. You also insert the Pillons indicator. Double-click on the Pillons indicator and change the period here, look, from 15 to 10. Click [14:26] OK. And that's all we're going to use in this strategy. And it works like this . If you look at the chart and notice that a blue candle or a green candle opens below one of the Pon lines and closes above one [14:42] of the Puzon lines, you will consider it a breakout. I'll repeat it. If you look at the chart and notice that a blue or green candle has opened, for example in this case, where this candle opened below one [14:56] of the Pusons lines and closed above one of the Pusons lines, then you would consider that a breakout. When this candle closes, you'll already have position that buy order right [15:09] here, look, on the line that was broken, because when the price returns and does the buy, to try to catch this movement. That's the play, that's the idea behind this possible setup. You try to buy during this retest believing [15:22] catch your 150-point exit. It can be either a blue candle or a green candle. That's in a purchase scenario, right? And this break, as I said, can happen on either of the two lines, it makes no difference. For example, look here, [15:37] this blue candle had its opening below this green line here, look, from Pon. It was shut down, look, above that Pusons line. In other words, this candle broke through that upward Pusons line . So this allows you to buy right [15:52] region. So you come in with your decompress order there, believing that the price will at least retest and rise at least 150 points to hit your target. And then you wait again for the next breakout, whether it's a [16:06] downtrend or an uptrend, okay? Notice that once again, look, the setup happened. The setup clicked into place. Look at this blue candle here, which also shows buying volume, right? This sail was opened below one of the [16:20] Pons lines and closed up here, look, above one of the Pons lines. So when that happens, when that candle closes in that way, breaking that line, you come in with your buy order and position it on the [16:33] broken line, believing that the price will reverse, trigger your buy order, and rise at least 150 points. That's all you're asking of the price, for it to go up 150 points to trigger your exit from the trade. Look how it [16:45] caught on here. That, man, is a buyer's market. I repeat, it can be either a blue candle or a green candle. We would only have one observation, man, in this buying scenario. Let's say you have a buy signal here, look [16:57] , in this case you had a green candle, right, that opened below one of the Pilson lines and closed above one of the Pilson 11 lines. Okay? Then you come in with that buy order and place [17:10] broken, and keep that buy order there. Then you wait for the price that happens, look, before your buy order is triggered, if a candle ends up closing in red or purple, which are [17:25] candles with selling volume, then you should cancel your buy order, because now the price is showing, at least momentarily, a higher selling volume. So you're left out, understand? You cancel your [17:37] Let's say you arrived at the market and ended up noticing this. Look, a ended up noticing this. Look, a red candle that opened above one of the Pusons lines and closed below one of the [17:51] Pons lines. If you observe this, you will consider that a candle with a higher volume has broken through one of these lines. When that happens, you already have your sell order in place, positioning it at the broken line and [18:03] waiting for the price to retest it . Keep waiting, keep waiting, wait. And look, the price came back, it retested, and it fell again. So, our sell order would be triggered at this point here, look. And when [18:16] thus have a gain. I repeat, my friend, it could be either a red or a purple candle breaking down one of the Pons lines. It doesn't matter [18:28] which line the red candle or the purple candle breaks down on, okay? All you need is for one of those lines to be broken, and then you wait for a retest in that region before you can sell. And of course I can't [18:41] forget that observation, right, man? Let's say you arrived at the chart, a candle closed red breaking, look, one of the Pilson lines, opening above one of the Pilson lines, closing below one of the [18:53] break there, a red flag, right? But before your sell order was triggered here, you ended up having a blue candle. If that happens, man, if a blue candle or a green candle appears , then you cancel your [19:06] That's the only observation about this strategy. We'll be running some fully understand how it works. So, take a look, man. In this trading session, we had a blue candle breaking above the [19:20] Pon lines. We would then place our buy order on that broken line. So, the price went up, and when we retest it, it would trigger our . That would be the first profit of the day. Again, I would use a 300-point [19:33] stop loss and a 150-point target. Later on , the price broke down. Look, a purple candle, meaning the volume broke down. One of the PIONS lines, we would then sell in the retest. The price movement was as [19:46] follows. Look, the price has dropped. When it starts to go up again, it would trigger our sell order, and then when it starts to go down again, it would trigger us to exit the trade. That would be the second profit of the day, you understand? And so on. It's a simple strategy, a very [19:58] promising strategy. Look, in this trading session we even had a downward breakout , but then we had a blue candle, so we wouldn't sell here. Then we had another signal executed right here. Look at this because [20:10] this purple candle broke downwards. Look at this red line on P11. So dropped, it triggered our sell order, it took the exit from the operation here, it would be the do another sales operation here. That's because this candle is also a [20:25] purple candle, right? In other words, sales volume. She also broke through that line of Pons. sell order on the red line of Pusons, which was the broken line. So, the price would have fallen. Upon returning, I would trigger our sell order and retrieve this transaction [20:39] here again. Just short operations, right? 150 points. This would be another gain here in the is the trading day of April 7th, we ended up having a false signal. Look, since this candle closed below [20:52] Pon's little room. We would be selling a high-volume candle here , right? We would then have to retake the test, right? However, we would be stopped up here . Look, daily loss limit reached. I always accept only one stop. And then I would go to the trading session on [21:04] April 8th. Here on April 8th, look, we had this candle that broke through , and this candle that didn't break through, okay? Now, this candle here, one of the Pons lines and closed above one of the [21:17] buy here, look, our purchase order is selected at this point and up here because the price caused that movement. Look, it went up and then fell again, triggering our buy order, taking advantage of the operation up here. That would be the first [21:30] here did not break. Notice that its opening is already above the pio zon. Is everything alright? Therefore, this candle is not considered a breakout in this potential trading session, we had this red candle that broke downwards. Look at the pylons. [21:45] sell order here. It's a red candle, the bread broke, right? So in the selected. The price of the operation is at the same time on that same candle. That would be a April 8th. Then we would move on to the next trading session, which is the trading session on [22:00] April 9th. Look, here we had this breakout of the blue candle, it broke Pilsons. In the retest, we would be buying there, look, our . The price would pick up when you exit the trade; it would be the first profit of the day. After [22:14] that, we had another executed sell signal right here. Look at this, because this candle closed red, breaking through, right, this green line of the Pons chart. So, the price made this movement here, look, it would trigger our [22:28] down here, it would be the second profit of the day, a positive target also hit on April 9th. Then we would go to April 10th. Here on we would have a buy signal [22:41] noticed another buy signal executed here as well. Look, I'll explain why. This candle closed blue, breaking that line above the Pon. Look at right here is a bullish volume candle, is [22:54] triggered at this point, and up here it would capture this operation. But notice that this very candle, which is a green candle, also broke the opened below Pus 11 and closed above Pons. Then there was a [23:08] breakup. The price then went up and then down to do a retest here, look, be there with our buy order waiting, believing that the price would allow us to exit the trade at this point. And that would be a positive goal achieved on [23:23] April 10th. And then I would go to April 11th. And on April 11th we would have a canceled signal, right? Look here, a buy signal canceled, because we had a [clearing throat] buy signal was triggered, right? This candle here had a [23:36] before our buy order was triggered, we had a red candle. Then you realize that this green candle here broke, look, it broke upwards along this Pons line. That green line from Pon, only we would compare it here. So when [23:50] this candle here returns in Puzon, it would trigger our buy order and it would automatically exit the trade. That would then be the first win of the day. And then we had this red candle with high volume, right, of [24:03] selling, breaking downwards, so we would sell here, look, on the retest. Look down here, the price would capture the operation. That would be my second profit of the day, a positive target hit here on April 13th, [24:16] and I would move on to the next trading session, which in this case is the trading session on April 14th. Here on April 14th, I realize, strictly following the strategy, that we would only have the look, towards the end of the trading session, okay? Only here. Signal duly executed, [24:29] okay? A sell signal. Look, that candle closed purple below the green line of the Pusons. Our sell order would be executed at this point, and . From then on, [24:41] man, I wouldn't even do any more surgeries, okay? Because it would already be quite late, right? Although we could have profited from the next trades here, it would already be too late, and I wouldn't open trades using this strategy around 4 or 5 [24:54] pm. I wouldn't do that. But remember that this is just one possible setup, not a pre-built one. You need to go back to this chart in February, January, and December of 2025. See if this potential setup would tend to work in the [25:08] previous months so you can know if this setup actually tends to work or not. See you then, mate. This is nothing more than a possible setup. You need to test it and draw your own conclusions. And of course, making changes, right? Make [25:21] adjustments if you want. Oh Pi, but I work, I study, I don't have time to keep up with and update the strategies. I don't have time to develop good strategies. Dude, relax. If you work or study, or [25:34] you simply can't develop good strategies, in the description of this video I've left a link to the PSA 3.0 method, where you'll find the same strategies and robots that I use in my daily work. This [25:47] way you'll have a complete portfolio of strategies and robots to attack the mini-index from multiple fronts simultaneously in day trading, thus increasing your chances of success. The link to the Pilsar 3.0 method is zero. It's in the [26:00] description of this video and also in the first pinned comment. How to download the P Trader version 4 coloring algorithm and the PS 11 indicator for free. Dude, now pay close attention. The P Trader version 4 coloring algorithm and the [26:14] Pilsons Pro indicator are available for free in my Telegram group called Lista VIP Pilsar. Even within this group you'll find several other free bonuses that I've given away. You'll find the Calfman moving average [26:28] , the table moving average, the efficiency index indicator, and now you'll also find the coloring version 4 and the P11 Pro indicator. Downloading is very simple: click the first link in the description of this video [26:43] or in the first pinned comment, join my free group, and you'll find both files there. You download both files, open Profit Chart, go to Strategies, click on Import/Export [26:56] Strategies, select the files you downloaded, click on the arrow to the side, and then click on Import. It will show you adding the coloring is very simple. Right-click on the [27:09] chart, click on "Insert Coloring Rule," search for "P Trader Algorithm," and the P Trader Algorithm Coloring, version 4, will appear. To insert the Pilsons Pro indicator, simply click on "Indicators," search for "Pons," and it [27:23] will appear. You just insert it into the chart and that's it, man. Simple as that. And to repeat, this is very important information. The P Trader algorithm's version 4 coloring will be available for free for 15 days. After these [27:36] 15 days, if you want to continue using it, you will need to subscribe to the P Trader algorithm at the Nelo Store. Like I said, all you have to do is come here, look, to the strategies section, then the strategies store. Here you search for PIO, [27:48] look, P and O, and the P Trader algorithm coloring will appear for you. You click the blue button, choose the plan that best suits you, and click "subscribe," that's it . Now it's up to you, buddy. Play around with this color scheme, play around with the [28:00] Piozons Pro indicator, test it on different timeframes, different assets, who knows, you might discover a setup that fits your trading profile, who knows, the color scheme and the Piozons Pro indicator might become the [28:13] tools that will accompany you for years in day trading. Well, you'll only know if you try it. You can find these free tools in the Pilsar 3.0 VIP List group. The link is in the description of this video, also in the [28:26] first pinned comment. And I really put in the effort to bring these well-structured tools to you. So, if you think this content is subscribe to this channel with notifications activated, because I won't rest until [28:39] successful trader. I'll be staying here, man, and see you in the next video. These are the strategies from the Next version, meaning they are the new Pilsar strategies that utilize the Pilsar indicator and coloring. And [28:53] another interesting thing is that all of these strategies here are automated. When you get to this module back here, look, robot settings, you'll find the Pilsar 400 Next version robot. You will [29:07] also find the Pilsar 500 Next version robot, the 600 Next version robot, and the Pilsar 600 Next version robot, and the Pilsar 700 Next version robot. Yeah.