--- title: 'The Moving Average That Anticipates Reversals (Forget the EMA) πŸ”“πŸ’° [FREE]' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hds7IuhwzFY' video_id: 'Hds7IuhwzFY' date: 2026-08-04 duration_sec: 2218 --- # The Moving Average That Anticipates Reversals (Forget the EMA) πŸ”“πŸ’° [FREE] > Source: [The Moving Average That Anticipates Reversals (Forget the EMA) πŸ”“πŸ’° (FREE)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hds7IuhwzFY) ## Summary This video introduces the Pio Reversals indicator, a custom moving average tool for ProfitChart designed to generate cleaner, faster crossovers with fewer false signals than traditional moving averages. The presenter demonstrates how the indicator works, explains its Pro version features, and provides a complete scalping strategy validated over six months, including step-by-step entry rules and backtests from June 2026. ### Key Points - **Problem with traditional moving averages** [00:01] β€” Traditional moving average crossovers generate many false signals, causing frustration. The presenter proposes a new moving average that anticipates trend reversals with fewer false signals. - **Introduction of Pio Reversals indicator** [00:27] β€” The presenter created the Pio Reversals indicator for ProfitChart, which not only provides cleaner crossovers but also marks stop-loss levels based on price volatility. - **How to get the free indicator** [01:12] β€” Viewers can get the free Pio Reversals indicator by clicking the first link in the description, filling in name, email, and WhatsApp, then joining the group to download it. - **How Pio Reversals works** [02:28] β€” The indicator uses fast moving averages that can cross even when price is falling, signaling potential reversals. It aims to identify reversals faster than traditional MAs. - **Fewer false signals in longer timeframes** [04:34] β€” On 15-minute charts, crossovers are fewer but high quality, with examples of price moves of 1700, 2000, and 4500 points after signals. - **Pro version features** [07:13] β€” The Pro version allows enabling/disabling moving averages, removing stop-loss lines, and using filtered mode that only marks high-probability crossovers. - **Scalp Reversals strategy setup** [11:17] β€” Strategy uses mini-index 1-minute chart, forbidden times (9:58-10:02), trades only from third candle, stop 300 points, target 100 points, daily target 300 points, daily loss limit one stop. - **Buy scenario step-by-step** [14:49] β€” Steps: wait for filtered upward crossover, check if green ATR stop is above moving averages, place buy order at green stop level, with 300-point stop and 100-point target. - **Important observation for buy signals** [17:20] β€” After an upward crossover, price must not touch the moving average before triggering the stop-loss; if it does, cancel and restart the process. - **Sell scenario step-by-step** [19:01] β€” Steps: wait for filtered downward crossover, check if red ATR stop is below moving averages, place sell order at red stop level, with same stop and target. - **June backtests** [22:28] β€” Backtests from June 1-12 show multiple winning trades, only one stop-loss, respecting forbidden times and rules. Examples include June 1 with two wins, June 2 with three wins, etc. - **Other indicators and final pitch** [32:45] β€” Presenter mentions Pio Auto Fibonacci, Pure Rangers, and P Rank indicators, available free to Pilsar 3.0 method students. Encourages testing the strategy. ### Conclusion The Pio Reversals indicator offers a promising alternative to traditional moving averages, with fewer false signals and built-in stop-loss levels. The presented scalping strategy, validated over six months, shows consistent profitability in backtests, but viewers are encouraged to test it themselves. ## Transcript problem with traditional moving average crossovers is the huge number of false signals. There are times when the averages cross so many times that it drives you crazy. But what if there was a different moving average? What if there was a moving average that generated cleaner, faster crossovers to anticipate trend reversals, and also with fewer false signals? What if there was a moving average that, in addition to generating these good crossovers, also marked a line on the chart showing where to place your stop-loss based on price volatility? Dude, that exists. I brought this to Profit Chart and I named this indicator Pio Reversals. And today, in addition indicator for free, I'm going to show you how it works and I'll also give you a complete scalping strategy, validated over the last six months, using this indicator. Leave a like, subscribe to this channel, and come along with me. Hey, Hey, in the description of this video, click here, look, at the first link. You will be page, all you have to do is fill in your name, your email, and your WhatsApp number. Next, you should click on "I want free Pio indicators". Once you do that, you will be directed to my group and then you just need to click on "join". And here in my group you will find not only the PI reversals indicator, but also other indicators that don't exist in Profit Chart, such as PI Polares, as well as the efficiency ratio, CF moving average, and moving average. All of these indicators are free and available for download here in this group, okay? You go to strategies, then you go to import/export strategies, click on that folder, go to the folder where you saved the indicator. Notice that here, look, we have PI reversals. Click here, look, open. Click on that arrow to the side and then click on import. You will see successfully imported strategies. You can close this tab. Hey man, after you import the "VI Reversals" indicator into Profit Shar, just go to search for reversals, and they will appear for you. Look, Pio Reversals, you insert it into your chart, click OK. Simple as that. Now let me show you how this indicator works, how PIO Reversals works. Dude, I brought this indicator to Profit Chart with a simple goal: to have cleaner crossovers, with fewer false signals, and the ability to identify price reversals much faster than with traditional moving averages . So you'll see several times that the price, for example, will be falling and the moving averages of the Pio Reversals indicator are so fast that they fall below the price, as you can see right here. And at this point you can already sound the alarm, man, because when the candles start to rise above the averages, even if it's in a downtrend, it means that this trend isn't as strong as it seems, it could reverse. So these averages, man, they have the ability to do this, look, to cross upwards, even when the price is falling. And they do this believing that the price will change direction, in this case, from a downtrend to an uptrend. And this velocity of the averages also repeats itself in the upward direction, because many times you will notice this here, look, they exceed the price, pushing the candles below the averages. So, from the moment the candles start trading below the averages, we also have to sound the alarm, because this upward trend is probably not as strong anymore. And what often has to happen is this . Look, it's a downward crossover, even with the price rising, because the averages are indicating a trend reversal, in this case, from bullish to bearish. So, one of the functions of this indicator, man, is to try to locate trend reversals much faster. And if you look closely at the graph, you'll notice that this happens over and over again. It can often go below the price, indicating a downtrend, and then catch a reversal, or go above the price and catch a trend reversal as well. I am not saying, obviously, that these PIR indicator average reversals do not generate false signals. They do generate false signals, but they tend to generate far fewer false signals than traditional moving averages . And in longer timeframes, like here, for example, this is a 15-minute timeframe, there are fewer crossovers, of course, but these crossovers tend to be of high quality. Notice here, we had three intersections, right? We had this intersection down here. The indicator is inventory level. And the price, in this case, fell by more than 1700 points. Then, the indicator crossed upwards, leaving this region here, look, as a stop for us. And we had an increase of over 2,000 points here. And then we had this other intersection with a stop sign here on this a pretty big drop here, a drop of practically 4,500 points until I repeat, this does not mean that this indicator will not generate false signals. Yes, it will generate false signals, but we will have far fewer false signals than with traditional indicators, traditional moving averages. Another good example of this is the range chart. This is the 15R chart on the mini-index. And here we're going to notice some false signals, for example, right at the beginning of the trading session, we had a false signal. Did you notice that the averages crossed upwards at the start of the trading session? And if, as part of our strategy, we were to buy here, we would face a stop loss of over 200 points. But then the indicator generated another signal for us, a sell signal. And this sell signal, the price developed very well. Look, more than 1700 points. After that, we had this signal here, look, which can also be considered a false signal. If we had been part of our strategy, of course, we would have taken another 200-point stop loss. Here we had another sell signal. All of this happened on June 12th, which was the last trading day here. And here I don't consider it a false signal, because we had a drop of practically, look, 220 points. Next, an upward crossover with a nice trend, as you can see. Then a cross down the line, which caught some great momentum again. Then an upward intersection, a downward intersection . Everyone's having a great time here on June 12th, right? Look, upward crossover, downward crossover, and from there we had false signals, right, at the end of the trading session. However, part of your strategy, for example, at the crossover, if you placed your stop on these lines that the indicator generates for us on the chart, look at these red lines and these green lines, if this were part of your strategy, you would have several good signals here on the chart for the mini-index, you understand? So you can see that it's possible to develop strategies with this indicator across various timeframes and even on timeless charts, as is the case here with the Remo chart. Ready. But maybe now you're wondering: "Wow, I downloaded the PI the moving averages are showing up on my chart, the green and red arrows aren't appearing, those horizontal lines aren't showing up, and I can't find that coloring either. chart?" Pio. Relax, man. I'll explain it to you now. Pio Reversals Pro indicator. Man, probably only this is showing up on your chart. Look, the moving averages. That coloring probably isn't showing up, and the green and red arrows, nor the horizontal line that marks the stop. That's because, man, this on my chart is the PI Reversals Pro indicator. It's the premium version of the Pio Reversals indicator, understand? And in this version, if you double-click here, you'll very interesting features. First, we can enable or disable the moving averages, that is, you can leave the chart only here, look, with the arrows and the horizontal lines. If you think the chart is cluttered, right? You can develop a strategy without moving averages. You can also remove the stop loss here. Let's say you don't want to use the stop loss, you can remove it. You can also use filtered mode. And this filtered mode, man, it won't mark all crossovers, it will only mark the crossovers that the indicator believes have the best chance of working. So, in this case, the averages here, look, crossed upwards. So much so that the averages at this point here, look, turned green. However, there's no green arrow here because the indicator, in filtered mode, didn't believe in this upward crossover, it only believed in this it marked it with a red arrow and as a suggested stop loss area. After that, it didn't believe in this upward crossover, but it did believe in this downward crossover and horizontal stop loss line. It didn't believe in this upward crossover here. Look, it . However, it did believe in this downward crossover. And he also believed in that downward crossover. So, the filtered mode has this function, man, of not marking all crossovers. It only marks those crossovers that it believes have momentum. It marks crossovers that it For example, here, look, the price developed at least 200 points in this also believed in this crossover and the price developed from the closing of this candle around 860 points. Look, then he also added this upward crossover and the price developed more than 2300 points. This is June 12th, okay? in the mini-index. And in addition to these functionalities, the Pro version also right-click on the chart, select "insert" and " coloring rule" and search for "reversals," the coloring will appear for you. You , the coloring will be on the chart. This coloring follows each you want to develop a strategy without moving averages, only with the For example, with coloring, you can, look, this way. So all these features, man, allow you to create excellent strategies. And I'll prove that to you in a moment. But first, this indicator in the Pro version is available right here, look, in strategies, strategy store. Here you search for PIO P and O. It will Reversals Pro. You click on this blue button. This tab will open for you. And here you can choose the plan that best suits you. You can click on subscribe and you have a seven-day guarantee. If you don't like it, man, you NelΓ³gica will refund your money. But after you subscribe, just go to indicators, more indicators, and search here for reversals. It will appear for you, look, Pio Reversals Pro. And then you can insert both the indicator and the coloring. But don't worry, man. If you don't want to or if you can't subscribe to a features it also works very well. Okay? Now let's go together. Setting up the Scalp Reversals strategy. Scalp Reversals strategy settings . Okay, now that you understand how this indicator works, let me show you the strategy I've tested and validated over the last six months with this indicator. Asset and timeframe: Mini-index, 1- minute timeframe. Forbidden times: and cutoff time, always starting to look for trades from the third candle of the day, we only have one forbidden time, which is from 9:58 AM to 10:02 AM. So, during this time we don't open trades, because of the opening of the D3 stocks, okay? During this time, we usually have high volatility, which causes more stops in this strategy. And the last rule is that we look for trades up to a maximum of we look for trades up to a maximum of 14.30. Management, stop, 300 points, target of 100 points. I know the risk- reward ratio is negative, but the positive area target is three consecutive wins. That is, the daily positive target is 300 points and the daily loss limit is only one stop. Then you might think: "Wow, P, you're kidding me, right?" You just showed me that with this indicator it's possible to capture movements of 500 points, 1000 points, sometimes 2000 points, and you're only going to capture 100 points per trade? Dude, I understand your surprise, but everyone has their own operational profile, and I've been operating this way for almost a decade, taking short-term trades, you know? I do n't feel comfortable entering a trade and holding it until I reach 1000 points, sometimes 2000 points. I can't do that because that's not my operational profile. I prefer to come here, man, and increase the contracts, for example, put in 30 minutes and look for three short trades like that, look, of 100 points each. I prefer to do this, man, to get into a trade and get out of it quickly rather than holding onto a trade for several minutes, sometimes even hours . I can't do that and I do n't like doing that. This is my operational profile, but you don't have to do it this way. You can develop your strategy with a target and a stop-loss that makes you comfortable. But continuing on, man, the monthly goal I would use for this strategy is to aim for only 1000 points per month. And the monthly loss limit I would use is also 1000 points. But that's up to you , right? You can adapt all of this management to your operational profile. That's just what I would do in that strategy. Indicators. In this strategy, in addition to the PI reversals, of course, we will also use the ATR stop. So you can search here under indicators by ATR. Insert the ETR stop on your chart, double-click on your ETR stop and keep the period at 20 , but the deviation will be 0.35, okay? In terms of appearance, you can increase the thickness of both lines, and on that first line , man, change it to a more vibrant green, okay? And click OK. If you don't want to use coloring in this strategy, there's no need; you can omit the coloring rule. Double-click the PIO reversals indicator and we will use the filtered mode in this strategy. Then you click OK and that's it , man, our Scalp Reversals strategy is set up. If you don't have the Pro version of the PI reversals indicator, try adding another indicator here that gives you more confidence in these crossovers, okay? An indicator that helps you better filter these intersections. That is, of course, if you don't have the Pro version. If you have the Pro version, you just need to turn it on here, look at the filtered mode, and you're good to go. Step by step, the buying scenario, May 27, 2026. Well, folks, May 27th starts with this candle right here, but as I said, we should start looking for trades from the third candle of the day. And the third candle of the day is right here. And the first step is to wait for a filtered crossover in the PI reversals indicator. In other words, we need to wait for the indicator to cross upwards or downwards, but with a filter. Piu, what do you mean, man? Look back here . Back here, the indicator crossed downwards, but we didn't crossover wasn't filtered. Now, at this point, the indicator crossed means that this crossbreeding was filtered out. Don't you understand this other intersection here ? So what we need is an intersection that shows an arrow either below or an arrow above. Let's wait for one of two things to happen. Notice that here, man, we had a filtered crossover right at the start of the trading session. Notice that the averages crossed upwards, and this crossover was filtered because step completed. Second step, since we had a filtered upward crossover , check if the green ATR is above the moving averages. Dude, what does this second step mean? Here's the ATR stop, right? Notice that it is above the moving averages. Okay, that's what the second step is about. But sometimes the following could also happen, look, just take a look here, man. At that , look, an upward crossover of the was filtered, but look where Stop Terra is. He is below average. . And the price did indeed fall. Look, the price didn't continue its upward trend. So, to avoid this type of situation, we established this rule, that is, after an upward filtered crossover , we need the ATR stop to be above the moving averages of the PIO reversals indicator. So, we third step is simply placing the buy order at the green stop-loss level. And then, of course, we would be monitoring the stop-loss order with our buy order until it was triggered. And here, in this case, our purchase order would be triggered at this point, look. And since this is a only aiming for 100 points in this strategy, the exit would be right here, look, I would make my 100 points and I would have my profit. So, this is how this strategy works in a purchasing scenario. You wait for a filtered upward crossover to occur , check if the stop is above the averages, and place your buy order at the ETR stop with a 300-point stop and 100-point alpha. Now, there is close attention. When the moving averages cross upwards, what we expect the price to do is move away from the averages, right? Let him move forward. Because when it this usually happens, look, the price reverses. So the observation is this: when the averages cross upwards, the price cannot touch the upwards, the price cannot touch the moving average before triggering the stop loss. for you here. Take a look here. Pay close attention so you don't get confused. I'm going to hide Sopet for a moment. Okay, so at this point the averages crossed upwards, right? Notice that this candle caused the candles to cross upwards. At the close of that candle, the moving averages crossed upwards. However, notice that the very next candle, look, has already touched the moving average. This is a sign of weakness. When that happens, right? When the price, after the upward crossover, touches the moving averages before triggering our buy order that would be at the ETR stop, we cancel everything and redo the step-by-step process from scratch. In other words, we expect a new filtered crossover. For example, here, look, we had a filtered downward crossover, and then we would hit the sell signal at the red stop-loss. And in this case, it would also be a winning operation. But anyway, man, this observation is to help us avoid false signals as much as possible , okay? Because when there's a crossover, we want the price to, look, move away from the moving average. We don't want the moving averages to cross upwards in this case and stay here, stuck to the moving average. That doesn't make sense. This shows us weakness. And when that happens, step process from scratch, okay? If you haven't understood this yet, don't worry, because in the backtests I'll show you more examples of this. Step by step, selling scenario, May 27, 2026. Well, folks, I showed you how this strategy works in a buying scenario here on the 27th, right at the beginning of the trading session. Let's take a closer look at whether we've had a sell signal, shall we? And I repeat, the first step is to wait for a crossover filtered by the PI reversals indicator. You already understand that it's necessary, then, to have a downward or upward crossing with this arrow here, crossing is filtered. Notice that here, look, we had a downward intersection without a filter, an upward intersection also without a filter, meaning we wouldn't do anything at those intersections. Now look, notice that here we had a downward crossover with a filter. Once this candle here has closed, then we wait for the candle to close, okay? So we know that the indicator crossed downwards with a filter, okay? And after that candle closes, we can already see that we have completed the first step. Look. the second step is, since we had a filtered downward crossover, check if the red ETR stop is below the averages. So, you see, man, the ETR stop is below the averages, right? The seeds are shown in red up here because they crossed downwards. And the ETR stop, look, the red one is also below the averages. He cannot be average or above average. He needs to be below average. Second step completed. The third step, then, is to place the sell order at the red ETR stop, dude. So, look, our sell order would be triggered right price would already be at the exit point of the trade, because it's a very quick scalp of 100 points. And that's how this strategy works. In a sell scenario, we expect a filtered crossover, in this case it was a downward crossover, then we hit the sell order at the red stop-loss , if it is below the averages. This is how this strategy works in a sales scenario. And of course, we have that same observation in a sales scenario, okay? If a downward filtered crossover occurs before your order is executed, triggering the moving average to stock the price, repeat the step-by-step process from scratch. So, candle closed, we found that the averages crossed downwards, right? But then you realize that the next candle has already come here, look, touching the moving average. And we don't want that, man. When a downward crossover of moving averages occurs, what away from the averages. Look, it's moving away from the averages because that demonstrates strength. Because when it gets close to the averages, we usually have some kind of trend reversal. Look, in this case, after the downward crossover, the price remained close to the averages. So, when that happens, man, when the averages cross downwards and then, you know, the price comes in and touches the moving average before triggering your sell order, you just cancel everything and redo the step-by- step process from scratch. In this case, you would have another signal right after that, okay? You would have another we had here, look, an arrow, as you can see, a red arrow. When candle closed, you noticed that the stop ETR, look, went below the averages, you would quickly place your sell order and position it Our sell order would be triggered here and down here, look, the price would catch up and we would also have a profit on this trade, you understand? But now, so that you fully understand this strategy, I'm going to show you the backtests from the month of June. Of course, I've already done more than six months of backtesting on this strategy before bringing it to you here, but for you to understand how it works, let's do the June backtests together. Backtest June 2026. So let's go, man. This is June 1st. Following the strategy to the letter, the first signal executed was this sell signal right here. Look, Pi, but back here we had a filtered crossing. Yes, man. But that crossing happened on the second candle of the day. We started looking for trades from the third candle of the day, remember? So here, look, this was the first executed signal that we had. We had filtered. We could then place our sell order at the red ETR stop. So, look, this is where my sell order would be placed points, but of course, you can develop a strategy where you horizontal line. So, in that case, the stop loss would be at 130 points, but I didn't point value in mind, right? I developed the strategy with a 300-point stop loss because that's how . The sell order is selected here. Down here, look, the first profit of the day. Now I'm waiting for the next filtered crossover. And the other signal we executed in this plague was right here, look at this point. Oh man, P, but we had a Yes, man. But after this candle here closes, right? The candle that caused the crossover to occur closed, the price reversed, and it touched the moving average. When this happens, we have to redo the step-by- step process from scratch. I just explained let's continue. We had a filtered downward crossover up here, as I said, and our sell order would be triggered here, look, not just would be triggered here, and the price below would trigger the exit from the trade. That would be their have any more executed signals, because in this strategy we look for trades up to a maximum of 2:30, okay? So, we had two wins here on June 1st. Let's move on to June 2nd. Here on June 2nd, the first signal was executed exactly as planned, the strategy was right here, look, a buy signal. executed at this point, and up here, look, the price would already be high enough to exit the trade; it would be the first profit of the day. After that, the second executed signal sell signal, because the averages crossed downwards, right, in filtered mode. The price would then trigger our sell order here, and down here the you can see, this would be the second profit of the day. And the third operation of the day was spot here. The third operation was executed. That's because the averages, well, crossed upwards. We had an arrow here confirming the filtering, right, of this then, selected here and up here, look, the price would take the exit from the operation. This positive goal achieved here on June 2nd. Let's move on to June 3rd, the first signal was executed, man, following the strategy to the letter, it worked perfectly here. Back here, but we couldn't operate here because look at the time, look where our order would be executed. It's 9:58, right? And at the beginning of this explanation, I told you that we shouldn't trade at that time Brazilian stocks. So we'll be out of the loop during signal was executed right here. Our sell order would then be triggered here trade. Remember that we would perform this operation because we had a here we would have the first gain of the day, then we had a filtered upward crossover, and we would also buy a green stop-loss. A purchase order would be price would trigger an exit from the operation. That would be their second win of the day. After that, we had another filtered cross here. Our order must then be prisoner, he would be allowed to leave the operation. Notice that this intersection has been filtered because the arrow, look, is pointing down here. So this arrow shows that we had a filtered crossover, okay, in favor of the downward direction. Third June 3rd. Let's move on to June 5th. And here, on June 5th, the sell signal right here, look, because we had We would sell here, look, at the red stop-loss, okay? Our sell order will be price catches the exit from the trade, first profit of the day. After that, we had another sell signal executed right here, look, at this point. That's because the averages crossed downwards, and with the filter here, look, notice the red arrow our sell order is to be executed at this point here. And down here, the price is what gets you out of the trade. Look, come here, second win of the day. And the third look, a sale transaction as well, okay? Right here, look. That's because we had downwards, we would sell the red stop. Our sales order will be little, but if it falls again, it would be wise to exit our trade. That would then be their achieved here on June 5th. Let's take a look now at June 8th. And had the averages crossing downwards, but look where the ETR stop was. The I explained this to you step by downwards, even if it's a filtered crossover, if the stop-loss is above that crossover, understand? At this intersection, in this case, the direction is low. But continuing, in this trading session, we had a sell signal executed because we had here, look, a downward filtered crossover. Our Below, the price reflects the exit of the transaction. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had another filtered cross-section here. Look, after the crossover occurred, the price touched the moving averages, as you can see, so we're already disregarding this trade. After the crossover, the price cannot touch the moving averages before our sell order is triggered. So, since the price would touch the moving averages here, we didn't have any more signals before 2:30. So, we would only have a profit here on June 8th, okay? Now, on June 9th, this happened again here, look, right at the beginning, on June 9th, the averages crossed downwards, it was a filtered crossover, but the price, look, touched the moving averages triggered. So we're already out of it as well; we wouldn't do that operation any further down the line. Now that would be a good sell signal, okay? Look at the averages they used downwards in filtered mode, and we would sell them here on Sopet Vermelho. at that point. And down here, look, the price catches you exiting the operation. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had a filtered signal, right, from the upward crossover. We would compare it here, look, at the green ETR stop, right? But this time, man, we fell into the error statistics, okay? Our operation would be stopped down here. So, daily limit reached. I think that was the first stop, right, of the month of June, strictly following the strategy, okay? Let's move on to the next trading session. Trading session of June 10th. Here on June 10th, the months crossed filtered downwards. Look, then we could sell it at the Red Stopetre. price below would allow you to exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, the averages crossed downwards with a filter. Look here. So this candle see. After this candle closes, we can place the sell order on the at this point below. Look, the price only applies when you exit the operation. That would be their second win of the day. After that, we had another filtered cross. as well. We would sell at the executed here. The price would be taken from the operation down here. That would be their third win of the day. Positive goal achieved here on June 10th. Let's move on to June 11th. We had a sell signal executed right here. Look, on June 11th. In reality, we would, right? But this is a prohibited time, 10:01 in the open operations. So the next signal, which was actually executed within the we had this intersection going downhill. Look, a filtered crossbreed. We would sell well here in the red Sopr. Our sell order will be executed operation. After that, another signal that we executed, following the strategy at risk, was right here, look, a sell signal. Since we had a red stop. The price got close to our stop loss, but it wouldn't have triggered it, you see. And when it falls again, it would pick up C from the operation. So the sell order would be executed here, it went up, didn't trigger the stop loss, went back down, and the order would be to exit the trade down here. That would be their second win of the day. And notice that right here we had another crossover filtered down. Look, because the averages crossed downwards. We have this arrow here, which shows that the intersection was filtered. We would then sell at the red stop loss. Right here, look, our Nerv sell order price is what gets you out of the trade. That would be their third win of the day. It's a positive trend in this trading session. We're going to do the last backtest here, which is on here for now. Look, on June 12th we would also have an operation within the prohibited hours, right, from 10 am to 1 am. So we wouldn't do that operation, even though it would also be a successful operation, right? do that trade. In reality, we would perform this other operation here. Look, filtered upwards. Our purchase order is selected at this point, and transaction. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had a so our sales order will be executed close to the stop, but our stop is right up here . Then the price drops again, grab the second profit of the day. After that, look, a filtered downward crossover, right here at this point, look, we would expect this candle to close, we would place our sell order, following the red SPTR, until would be triggered down here, look, and the price would take effect from the trade here. This would be the third gain of the day, a positive target achieved in this trading session. So, man, up to this point in June, we've only had one stop-loss, and we've had all these other gains while respecting the prohibited hours for opening the stock market, respecting the rules of this strategy. And I'm not asking you to you to do the following: put this strategy on the chart, right? Take the indicator, put it in filtered mode, and test it. Run backtests and see if you me. You have no reason to believe me, you don't know me, simply be deceiving you here so that you buy a PI reversal indicator, right? So, dude, take advantage of the fact that you have s days of warranty, put the PI reversals indicator in filtered mode here, look, insert the ATR stop in this configuration that I showed you and do the backtests and see if you me. I backtested this strategy, validated it over the last six months, and it's working well in the current market , but you can test it yourself. Pio ReversΓ΅es Pro is part of a series of indicators that I have been developing. We also have the Pio Auto Fibonacci indicator. Man, this indicator is amazing. It automatically draws the Fibonacci retracements for us , without you having to manually look up the Fibonacci retracement tool. The indicator already does this for you automatically. So, when the price is at the top of the indicator, we're going to use these lines here as support regions, right? So that when the price is falling, we can buy. The price is falling, so we're buying in that region. And when the price is at the bottom of the indicator, we use these retracement levels as resistance zones. So, for example, here we would have the first level, right, the weakest Fibonacci level. However, if you like to take longer-term trades, you could be selling at these levels here, which are the price, look, it retraced to those levels and then fell again, resisted at that shorter Fibonacci level, and then fell again. So it's an drawing the Fibonacci retracement this way. Look, the indicator already does this for you automatically during the trading session. So this is the P Fibonacci indicator. But we also have, man, the Pure Rangers indicator, which automatically generates support and resistance zones for us during the trading session. We also have the P rank indicator, which I really like to use to spot reversals and trends, especially in conjunction with the PI reversals indicator. So, for example, when the sign matches P rank, look, the averages have crossed upwards. At that point, the p rank turned green, so I could believe in this reversal. Then, look, the averages crossed downwards at that point. P rank turned red. Look at the reversal, you understand? And students of the Pilsar 3.0 method will receive all these indicators for free in the bonus module this June, okay ? Therefore, all the indicators that I develop will be given free of charge to students of the Pilsar 3.0 method in the bonus module. Just a reminder, if you want to subscribe to the Pro version, which is the premium version of the PIO reversals indicator, simply go to strategies, then you'll find the PIO reversals pro indicator. Simply you can choose the plan that best suits your needs, and click on "subscribe". After indicators, more indicators, and search for reversals. You can then insert an indicator into your chart. And also, of course, the coloring rule. By doing this, you will have all the functionalities. You'll have the coloring, as I said, you'll have these horizontal lines that mark the stop regions for us. You can also use the filtered mode, okay? can also use the filtered mode, okay? from the moment you purchase it from Nel Store. Of course, I made the free version available to you today, and it also works very well for you to develop your own strategies. So now it's up to you. Play around with the PIR Reversals indicator. Test it on different timeframes, with different assets. Who knows, you might discover a setup that fits your needs. Who knows, maybe this indicator will become the tool that will accompany you for years in day trading. You 'll only know if you try it. And this indicator is available for free in the Pilsar 3.0 VIP list group. The link is in the description and also in the first pinned comment. And I really put in the effort to bring And I really put in the effort to bring subscribe to this channel with notifications activated, because I won't rest until 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 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'll also find the Pilsar 500 Next version robot, the 600 Next version robot, and also the Pilsar 700 Next version robot. Yeah.