[00:01] exponential average, it's not an arithmetic average, and it's not even a moving average. This is the Kaufman moving average. And, man, it was created by a systems engineer, a guy who worked with navigation and control in the [00:16] aerospace industry before going into finance. His name is Perry Kalfman. And this average that he created has a very clear objective: to solve the biggest problem with traditional moving averages. Because when you use a fast moving average [00:29] , you end up suffering from noise. It's that famous nervous moving average, right? And if you use a slow moving average , you end up entering many trades late. So, Kaufman's mean attempts to resolve this dilemma [00:43] mathematically. And today, in addition to giving you this moving average for free, I'm going to show you who Perry Kaufman was, why he created this moving average, and why it's different from the moving average I've already shown here on the channel, [00:55] okay? Also free of charge. And I'll show you how it works in the traditional way, which also, of course, in the PU Trader version. Come with me, man. Who is Perry Kalfman? Dude, before we talk about moving averages, you need to [01:09] understand who created them. And I'll tell you quickly. Perry Kalfman is considered one of the biggest names in quantitative setups. He defines himself as a financial engineer. In fact, man, he wrote one of the [01:23] most respected books in the world, on trading systems and methods. In other any trader here. And the problem he wanted to solve, man, is that all moving averages end up suffering from the same dilemma. If you use a moving average that's [01:36] too short or too fast, you end up with a lot of false signals. If you use a long, overly slow moving average, you end up having a delay when opening a trade. So P. Kaffman, man, he asked a simple question: "What if the [01:49] moving average could change speed on its own?" But unlike the moving average that I've already discussed on this channel, he didn't use volatility; he created something called the efficiency index. So, just so you don't get confused, here's the [02:02] thing, man. The Vidia moving average is based on the CMO indicator, which is a volatility indicator. Now, Calfman's moving average adapts based on the efficiency of the movement. So they are different things. So look [02:16] , in red you have the Vidia moving average with 34 periods and now in green you have the Calfman moving average also with 34 periods. He notices that their behavior is different. So, man, I'm making this very clear [02:30] to you so you can understand that we're talking about two moving averages that work in different ways, okay? But of course, both moving averages are available for free here on the channel, and you [02:43] can draw your own conclusions. So, what exactly is this efficiency index in practice? Dude, this efficiency index measures something simple. He will observe whether the price is moving in a straight line or if the price [02:56] is zigzagging. So, let's say the price of the mini-index rose 300 points in a straight line on a 1- minute timeframe, let's say the efficiency index will be equal to one. Now, if the price rises those same 300 points, [03:10] but in a very zigzagging pattern, that is, not rising in a straight line within a minute, the efficiency index will be equal to zero or close to zero. I'm trying to say in practice is this: If you go to the [03:25] market using, you know, the moving average decalf and you notice that the average is like this, horizontal, it means that we have an efficiency index equal to zero. This therefore means lateralization. When you notice that the [03:38] average is sloping like this, it means that the efficiency index is equal to one. So this slope in the moving average shows us that we have an acceleration in price. So when the average of Calcma [03:52] slopes upwards, it means that the average is identifying an acceleration in price. When the average becomes horizontal like this, as you can see, it means we have a slowdown in price. So, if the [04:04] average identifies a high efficiency index, the moving average then accelerates, it becomes sloped. If the efficiency index is low, the moving average slows down. So, that's what this moving average seeks to do, measure the quality [04:18] of the movement. How to use the classic version in practice? First, I'll show you two more traditional ways to use Calf average. Then I 'll show you, let's say, the Pio version, okay? My version, these two [04:31] classic versions that we are going to observe, inclination and intersections. Okay, let's go, man. The Decalfman moving average has these three settings here. Móvel Decalfman. So here we have the efficiency index period, okay? It's [04:46] at 10. We have the fast period at two and the slow period at 30. This is the most classic default setting for the decalf moving average. One of the most classic ways to use the Decalfman moving average is by observing the slope of the [05:00] moving average, for example, slopes downwards and moves away from the price, we would theoretically have a sell signal. And when the price approaches the moving average, it doesn't mean the moving average becomes more horizontal; it means we have a [05:14] sideways movement there. The moving average has tilted again, as is the case here, so in theory we would have sell signals, you understand? Look, the price is very close to the moving average, isn't it? A very horizontal moving average indicates a slowdown in the [05:28] Calfma moving average. So, we have a lateralization here. From the moment the average becomes sloping, as is the case here, look, the average becomes sloping, we buy signals. Of course, people who use this moving average within a [05:42] strategy don't just look at the slope; they create a context on the chart and also use this other indicator here, which is the efficiency indicator. Many people use the decman average along with this [05:56] indicator. And of course, man, later on here on the channel I'll also give you this indicator for free , okay? It's an indicator that's not in the Profit Chart, but I managed to develop it for you. So, if you [06:08] also want to receive this indicator and other indicators that I will be providing for free in the future, subscribe to this channel, leave a like, and activate the continuing on, man, you can use this Decafman moving average indicator on [06:23] 's even better than on smaller timeframes. So here we are still at the mini- index, but on the 10-minute timeframe. Notice how horizontal the average was ? From the moment the Calfman average started veering [06:36] downward here, moving away from the price, we had a significant downward movement, in which the price dropped almost 1300 points, you understand? So, look, if you're a more traditional trader, man, if you like that, you could [06:49] on the 10-minute timeframe, for example, along with the CDM. He noticed that the MCD crossed downwards, Magic Calfman tilted downwards, it could be a sign for you. Or you, the classic trader, if you like, you could [07:03] period of eight. You noticed it crossed downwards within a zone you consider resistance, [music] the indicator tilted downwards, that could be So, man, in larger timeframes, this observation of the slope of the averages [07:18] can be more interesting, right? You can see this more clearly. This, my friend, is a traditional way to use the Decalfman moving average . The other traditional method that everyone knows is through intersections. [07:30] 5-minute chart is on the mini-index, you could add another Decalfman moving average, right? So you see indicators, more indicators, insert them , double-click here on the Decafman moving average. You can change it [07:44] here, look at the efficiency index period , you can change it to 15. If you other settings here, of course, right? But let's consider only 15 periods in the efficiency index. I'm going to use the color red, okay? Hey [07:57] you're a classic trader, if you trade by observing context, let's say that on this day, February 24th, you ended up identifying an upward trend, right? You've created a context, and you believe that the scenario is therefore one [08:11] of high performance. You could then operate on the upward intersections. So, shorter calfrequency moving average, crosses above the red average, you would have right? Ah, let's say that for some reason in this trading session you identified a [08:26] scenario of a trend reversal from up to down. Look, the averages crossed downwards, confirming your belief. Wow, man, so you could go short in this situation here, after the crossing, right? So, in this case, [08:38] you use the moving average as an entry trigger after you have a reason to 's say, look, another example. You've identified a potential upward trend here; When it crosses up here, it could be the [08:52] crossed down here, look, you'd be out of luck because the price lost quite laterally, look. Finally, man, this whole moving average crossover thing is pretty basic and can be very interesting within your own [09:07] operate, right? A more traditional approach. And to be perfectly honest, man, traditional approach. And to be perfectly honest, man, I would hate to operate in those two more classic, more traditional ways that I just showed you. I hate observing the [09:20] slopes of moving averages. I find it very detailed and very boring. And I'm not a big fan of moving average crossovers. So, dude, how do you use Calfman's average in practice, but in the PIO version, going beyond the conventional approach, which [09:34] is the motto here on the channel. You know that I like to use moving averages as dynamic support and resistance, as entry points for both buying to use moving averages to observe trends and sideways movements, period [09:49] do. So, man, I'm going to show you two possible setups, two ideas I had using CFM moving averages. It's important to point that out, man. These are ideas that I had. There are two possible setups. You can take these ideas I had [10:04] and add your own finishing touches. You can enhance these two possible setups and create a truly unique strategy for yourself. I'm just giving you the starting point. So let's look at the first possible setup. OK, man. We will [10:17] then use four Calf moving averages. So I come here, look, at more indicators. I already have a moving average inserted. Then I insert three more moving averages. Look, I click OK. Here are the other three moving averages. I double-click [10:29] on the first moving average and it changes here, look, the period quickly goes up. We don't mess with the slow period, okay? Not even during the peak efficiency period, in that initial average. Now let's click on the second moving average. During the efficiency period, [10:41] fast period, we change to five. And we left that moving average in red . Third moving average, let's change it here, look, to 72, fast period five. And for the appearance, we're going to use the color yellow. And the last [10:56] moving average, let's change it here. Look at the period for 144, fast period five. In terms of appearance, we can use the color white. Exactly, man. Moving averages divided by a cubed thread. Pi. What is this? Moving averages divided by a [11:09] cubed thread. Dude, there are videos on this channel focused solely on that, on moving averages and later, okay? It will be well worth it potential setup is pretty simple. If I go to the market and observe what I [11:23] have—the green average below all averages, the red average above the green average, the yellow average above the red average, and the white average above the a pure downward trend. On the other hand, if I enter the market and observe [11:38] that the green average is above all moving averages, and the red average is below the green average, the yellow average is below the red average, and the white average is below the yellow average, I will consider it a pure [11:51] upward trend. In the case of a downtrend, in this potential setup, I would focus solely on selling. And of course, in this case of an upward trend scenario, I would focus on looking only for buy opportunities. And how would I [12:06] all the averages, as you can see here, look, the price closed below all the averages, and I would then place a sell order at the green moving average. If the price continues to close below all the averages again, as it has been doing [12:21] look, if the price closes below all the averages, I would again place my at the green moving average, using it as resistance. Notice [12:33] that at this point, even though the price has closed below all the averages again, the averages have become misaligned. The average was heavier than the white average; it fell below the yellow average. In other words, we no [12:46] longer have a downward trend because the averages, in this case, are misaligned. So, these operations here, look, I would n't do them within this possible setup, you understand? Now, man, if I get to the market, like I said, and the price closes [13:00] above all the averages, right, with the averages crossing upwards like this , look, then I would use the green average as support, I would buy at the green moving average. Ah, the price continued to close above the averages, with the [13:12] averages crossing upwards, wow, man, I would buy again, using the green moving average, which is the shorter moving average, as a dynamic support, as an entry point. This is how I would do it within this possible setup. Pio, this [13:25] tends to work in the long run. Dude, it's up to you to test this out and draw your own conclusions. Beauty? I 'm just giving you an idea of ​​a possible setup. But if, man, I were to go ahead with this possible setup [13:39] here, I would probably use the 1-minute timeframe on the mini-index with a 300-point stop loss and a 150-point upside. You know I like to trade with risk-negative reward, but my limit for loss in certain areas would be just one [13:52] positive area goal would be two consecutive wins to offset, you know, the risk of a negative return. I would start looking for trades from 9:20 AM and stay out of the hours from 9:59 AM to 10:02 AM, 10:29 AM to 10:32 AM, [14:09] and 11:29 AM to 11:32 AM, because normally during those times, we have high volatility, stock market openings, the Jones opening, okay? So, for averages were misaligned, as you could see. In reality, the [14:23] averages aligned further ahead. Here we insert an entry point. price, triggering my buy order right here, I would take this trade up here I would buy here again later, because the price closed above [14:37] two upward-crossing averages. I would buy here again, at this price, I would take second profit of the day, I would close the chart and I would only come back on the next trading day. like to operate. I'd like to be a part of this whole trend here. [14:52] strategy that way, right? I'm showing you how I like to operate, how I like to manage risk, you understand? This possible setup. And in the sell signal here , man, look, in this trading session [15:05] downwards, right? Look, the averages were misaligned, then they aligned downwards, in the correct sequence. In this potential setup, I would sell here, bottom of the operation, that would be the first profit of the day. Since the price closed below all the [15:19] price, place my sell order here, and when it starts to fall again, I would take the set of the operation, it would be the second profit of the day, I would close the chart and only return here February 3rd, February 4th, and then we get to [15:33] February 5th, starting at 9:20, as I told you, right? 9:20 from this candle right here. So, dude, look at the upward-crossing averages. The price, look at that, closed above the average. When it comes back here, I would use the [15:45] moving average as support, buy here, and take the price from the operation up here. Look, that that this same candle has already closed above all the averages. So, I would buy again purchase order would be triggered here. The price would pick up your trade up here, which would be your [15:58] second profit of the day. Positive goal also achieved on February 5th. So this guy is the first possible setup. And of course, man, like I said, play around with these settings here, change the efficiency period, [16:10] change the fast period, the slow period, try to find a cool configuration, man. And of course, it's necessary to backtest and modify the settings to customize the setup to your liking. I only brought one example, [16:23] just one idea. Let's now move on to the second possible setup. Dude, in this second possible setup, I would remove these moving averages here, look, I would leave moving average we use with an efficiency period of 10, a [16:36] fast period of 5, and a slow period of 30. And I would insert one of my here to the Doncha channel, insert it into the chart, click OK, double-click on the Doncha channel, remove this average, go to properties, put it here, look at the [16:50] period at 72, offset D1, click OK and that's it. Actually, I gave you the wrong settings, okay? This possible setup, if I remember correctly, 74 periods, gave us a better result. I've run more backtesting on this potential setup [17:02] , okay? And the setup idea is quite simple. If the price comes from inside the channel, look, from inside the channel and touches, right, hits here, look, the and place a buy order at the [17:15] moving average, using it as support. If the price breaks through the upper part place my buy order and position it back in the channel. That's break through the upper part of the Donche channel, it means the [17:30] upward trend is likely to gain more strength, you understand? So when the price, after touching the black part of the Doncha channel, retraces, right, at the moving average, I believe it's just a the price will go up again. When it retraces to the moving average again, I believe it [17:43] . I aim to buy again based on the moving average, believing that the price will start to rise again, and so on, until I hit my target. Similarly, it's a the price arrives here, look, it comes from inside the channel, okay? from inside the canal and [17:56] attacks the lower part of the doncha canal. Since he came attacking here, I quickly placed a sell order at the moving average. That's because when bottom of the Doncha channel, I believe the downtrend is [18:10] moving average, I believe it's just a pullback for it to resume the downtrend. And he realizes that it returns by attacking, in this case, the lower part of the doncha canal. So I'm already monitoring my sell order [18:23] sell order is triggered later on , because I believe simply pull back and resume the downtrend. So that's the logic behind this second possible setup. Again, man, I would trade [18:37] this potential setup on the 1-minute chart of the mini-index, using a 300- point stop loss and a 150-point target. My daily profit-sharing limit would be one stop loss, and my consecutive wins. And regarding the timing, man, here's the thing, I would start with this [18:51] strategy right from the opening, yeah, okay? Since 9:00 AM, I wouldn't expect it at 9:20 AM, okay? But I will stay out during those times: 9:59 to 10:02, those times: 9:59 to 10:02, 10:29 to 10:32, and 11:29 to 11:32, as these [19:05] So, man, this potential setup here, I ended up doing more backtesting on it, okay? So this gave me more confidence than the previous setup. So notice here, look, the price has been affecting the Doncha canal area. [19:18] price. When the price pulls back, look, I'll already be here waiting with a buy order, using the moving average selected here. If the price goes up again, I would exit my trade; it [19:30] would be my first profit of the day. Then, when the price started to rise again, look at the buy order would again be here at the moving average, right? So, look, when of the don, my buy order would already be down here. When the price [19:43] drops again and triggers my buy order, and then rises again, capturing the of the day and a positive daily target, you understand? Within this possible setup of ours. That was on February 24th, 2026. Now, on February 25th, [19:57] look, we'll have a buy signal. Come here. That's because, look, the price came from black part of the Donch canal. Look, then when the price retraced to the moving average, we bought, the price would have caught the trade, it would have been the first profit [20:10] of the day. The price reversed the trend, right? Look, the price has started touching affecting the Doncha canal area. So, when the price retraced to the taken this trade down here, and it would have been our second profit of the day. So, [20:23] man, you need to do backtesting, you need to make modifications, you can add indicators, remove indicators. I'm just okay? So you notice, look , more signs of purchases here, look, [20:36] that would have been a success, okay? You will find several signals that worked on the chart here, buy signals here, look, those also worked. Look, another buy signal that worked really well here too. Again, I repeat, this is one [20:49] possible setup. Play around with the Calfman moving average settings. Try to find a cool setup that suits you. Who knows, you might end up creating a really nice setup. Beauty? How do I download and install [21:02] Calfman's moving average in Profit Sharing? Hey, listen up now. Calfman's average free to those who participate in my " From Zero to Table Week" man, that I'm going to host here on YouTube, where I'll show you in practice [21:16] that it's possible to start on day 3 with little money, contrary to what many people say. I created a challenge where I started with R$274 and gradually increased my investment, progressing through the mini- index futures market. I'm going to show you the strategies [21:29] I used, and the robot that also helped me with the evaluations within the proprietary trading firm. I'll show you how I managed to pass both the beginner and advanced proprietary trading desk exams. It all started way [21:42] back with R$274. I'm going to show you all of that in this event I'm going to host here on YouTube. And as I said, man, I created a group for this event on Telegram, and if you join that group, you'll receive the Decalfan Moving Average file as a free bonus [21:54] , ready for you to install in Profit Chart. And click on the first link in the video description, join my Telegram group, there you will find the [22:06] Calfilm average file, then download that file, save it to your computer and do the following: in your Profit Chart, go to strategies up here , look. Next, you come to import/export [22:18] strategies. Here you will click on this folder, you will go to the folder where you here, look, Calfman average. You will find the file mé de cal trader. You open this file, click here, look to the side, click import, and it will [22:32] show you the strategies successfully imported. Click OK and that's it go to indicators, more indicators, search here, look, for calfman and it will appear for you, look, calfman moving average pil trader and then you insert it into the [22:45] . Actually, man, we're here, look, with the default Calfman moving average configuration. Now, look, period 10 of the efficiency index. And instead of these five periods here, look, in the fast period, we have two [22:58] periods, the slow period is at 30. Notice that if we were operating that other signals and entries, right? More signs and entries than before, play around with the moving average settings. Look, there would be a [23:12] here, another signal here, you understand? This would be a failure, but if you do two or three trades like I did, in these three trades you would have already here, look, in the same trading session, there are sell signals that we would have with this other [23:27] Calf moving average configuration. Look, several other signals here winning sell signals, right? But anyway, man, test a lot, try different configurations until you find the setup that best suits you with the Decalfman moving average [23:42] . So now it's up to you. Test find a setup that perfectly fits your needs. Who knows, tools that will accompany you for [23:56] years, right? You'll only know if you try it. 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