[00:01] to exactly 15 seconds. Next, we're going to load three weighted moving averages. It is absolutely crucial to give these completely different bright colors, so you don't get confused when things start moving fast. Here's the breakdown. Our
[00:15] moving fast. Here's the breakdown. Our fast line is the WMA 5, our middle line is the WMA 8, and our slow line is the WMA 13. Now, understand the core logic here. In a strong trend, the market rarely
[00:28] moves in a straight line. What happens is the fast WMA 5 will constantly dip back toward the ribbon, which is the 8 and 13 lines, during temporary pullbacks. But because the underlying trend structure is heavy, the price will
[00:42] reject that ribbon and literally snap back in the original direction. We are trading the failure of the crossover, entering the exact second that the pullback dies. Let's look at the exact rules for a buy trade. You're looking
[00:54] for the exact moment all three WM as fan out in this specific sequence. as fan out in this specific sequence. WMA 5 must be on top, WMA 8 in the WMA 5 must be on top, WMA 8 in the middle, and WMA 13 at the very bottom.
[01:08] Crucially, the slope of all three lines must be pointing distinctly upward. The must be pointing distinctly upward. The moment that fast WMA 5 dips down, touches, or approaches the ribbon, and instantly snaps back up, you execute a
[01:21] 1-minute buy trade. On our chart, that is exactly four candles. Now, for a sell trade, we just flip the script. The sequence reverses. WMA 13 is on top, WMA
[01:34] 8 is in the middle, and our fast WMA 5 is at the bottom. All three lines must have a clear downward slope. When the price attempts the minor pullback up into the ribbon, fails, and the WMA 5 snaps back lower, you instantly place
[01:50] snaps back lower, you instantly place that 1-minute sell trade.