[00:02] your day, working on other things on the computer, when suddenly [00:15] exhaustion indicator has finally given you an overwhelm signal. At that moment, you drop everything you're doing and focus entirely on that window of opportunity, because you know that this signal isn't guesswork, you know that the [00:28] price hasn't fallen much by eye, you know that you have an indicator calibrated to remain quiet most of the time and only alert you when the movement has statistically gone too far . And during this window of [00:42] opportunity for a trend reversal, you wait for the entry point and open the trade. Well, man, what I just showed you is the complete just showed you is the complete opposite of being glued to the screen [00:55] . Because when we spend the whole day waiting for that, we end up losing focus, we end up getting anxious, and we end up opening trades where there is no signal at all. Therefore, I brought this indicator [01:09] called Pio Exhaustions. And today, in addition to giving it to you 100% free, I'm going to show you how it works and how to use it in practice. Leave a like, subscribe in practice. Leave a like, subscribe to this channel, and come with me, man. [01:32] Hey, go to the video description and click the first link. Once you reach this page, you fill in your name, email, and WhatsApp number. And then click on " I want the free GDP indicators". Once you reach this page, you then click [01:45] reach this page, you then click on the file here in this group. After you download and save the P [01:57] Exhausts file to your computer, you will arrive at strategies. Next, you click on strategies. Click on this folder, then go to the folder where you saved the PI Exhaustion indicator file. Click on open. Now click to the side. Next, [02:11] click import. You should see successfully imported strategies that have appeared. more indicators, search by exhaustion. It will appear for you, look, free exhaustion. And you should click on "insert in new window". Then you [02:27] can click OK. And here at the bottom you will find the free PI Exhausts indicator . Simple as that. But let me show you how this indicator works, how the PI Exhausts works. Hey, this is the free Pio Exhausts indicator right [02:40] here in the footer. Notice that we have a red line representing the overbought region and a green line representing the oversold region. Unlike that other indicator here, which I've already shown [02:55] on the channel, this one is a Polares indicator. Unlike that indicator, my intention with the PI Exhaustion indicator is to have fewer overbought and oversold signals, but signals of higher quality. Notice here, in [03:08] all this movement, look, in the 1-minute time graph, which lasted from 9 am until about 1 pm, the indicator only visited the region twice. First, we encountered overbought conditions, and second, we reached [03:21] oversold conditions only twice, suggesting a possible trend reversal signal here, in this case from bullish to bearish. And then further on, he identified an oversold region for us , giving us the possibility [03:34] of also capturing this trend reversal, in this case from bullish to bearish. So that's the goal of this indicator: to have fewer overbought and oversold signals, but with higher quality and greater strength. To make it [03:47] clearer, it's like this. Let's say you operate a trend-following strategy chart and realized that the trend was downward. So, in this strategy, you're using the Pil Polares indicator, which I've already featured on this channel. [04:00] As I've already said, the Polar Pil is an indicator that visits the oversold region several times, as well as the overbought region several times. This is easy to see by looking at the indicator. Knowing this, if you're [04:13] in this downtrend and you 're here, look, selling, selling, selling. So, let's say you observed that the Polares crossed upwards in an oversold region. By observing this, you won't [04:25] that the trend there has ended. You're going to believe that most likely there will only be a pullback, giving you an opportunity, right? A new opportunity to sell again when the Polares crosses downwards. [04:38] Look, it's in the overbought region. That's because Polares is an indicator that frequently visits, you see, the overbought and oversold regions. Now the exhaustion is different. Exhaustion, as you can see, doesn't visit [04:52] the overbought and oversold regions that often. So, if you were in this downtrend here and you were selling, selling, selling, selling, when you realize that the indicator has become oversold, as it has [05:05] story is a different one, man. That's when you'll need to sound the alarm, because this is an indicator that doesn't visit those oversold and oversold regions as often. And start to believe, man, in a possible trend reversal, in this [05:19] case, a reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend. And then you'll be buying calmly during this upward trend until the moment when exhaustion hits the overbought level. That's when you need to [05:33] sound the alarm because you know that this indicator doesn't visit the likely, what will happen is a trend reversal, in this case from an uptrend to a downtrend. And then it's the same old story, [05:47] downtrend, you start selling in this downtrend, then you realize that the indicator has once again visited the oversold region. Turn the alert back on, because we're probably going to have a trend reversal from a downtrend to an [06:01] 'm trying to say, man. When I say that this indicator is an exhaustion indicator, even though the exhaustion indicator is a more extreme and heavier indicator, if you double-click on it, you'll see that [06:17] we can change its sensitivity. Currently, the indicator has low sensitivity. In this way, it gives fewer signals of overbought and oversold conditions. But if you want to have more overbought and oversold signals, right, [06:30] if you trade on a larger timeframe, for example, you can change it here, look, to medium sensitivity and click OK. Hey man, when you change that indicator to medium sensitivity, you 'll notice a lot more signals, OK? We'll [06:43] have more signals to be operating, look, at these exhaustion points that the indicator shows us at the bottom. But even though we have more signals in the average sensitivity, we're still going to have fewer signals [06:57] than the other oscillators we have out there, okay? Okay, man. But maybe now you're wondering: "Hey Pi, I downloaded the PI Exhaustion indicator, as you explained, but on my chart only one indicator is appearing [07:10] at the bottom, it's not showing up here, look, the bands with the red colors showing the buying exhaustion. The green bands showing here, look, the selling exhaustion aren't appearing either. [07:22] The green and red arrows aren't appearing either. None of that is appearing on my chart, only a Pi Exhaustion indicator at the bottom. Did I do worry. You didn't do anything wrong. That's what I'm going to explain to you [07:35] I'm going to explain to you now. Pi Exhaustion Pro Indicator. Man, these red bands and these green bands, along with the red and green arrows , are generated by the Pi Exhaustion Pro indicator, which is [07:49] the premium version of the free Pi Exhaustion indicator. In this version, man, the indicator isn't at the bottom, it's here on the screen, it's more visual, right? It's on the chart. So, you don't need the indicator at the bottom. When the [08:02] indicator is overbought, the bands here, look, turn red. And when the indicator is oversold, the bands turn green. And these bands also give us the possibility of using them as a stop target. So you can [08:16] can position your stop on the upper band when the indicator is overbought and the target can be the lower band, or you can simply upper band. You can develop a strategy in this way, in the same way [08:31] oversold, you can develop a strategy where you position your stop on the lower band and your target is on the upper band. Or, of course, you can move your stop, [08:43] look, along the lower band. This is, of course , all within a well-elaborated, well- developed strategy. But hold on, man. Let's take it step by step organized way how this indicator works. First function, [08:57] sensitivity. Man, if you double-click here on the bands, you'll notice that we have low, medium, and high sensitivity. This low sensitivity is the default setting. It's ideal for shorter timeframes, such as the [09:10] 'll notice that we have fewer signals, but these signals on the 1-minute chart tend to be more accurate . Therefore, we have several good signals with low sensitivity on the [09:23] incorporate into your strategy. Now, if you prefer trading on timeframes like 3 minutes, then it might be more interesting to switch to medium sensitivity. So, here we are on the 3-minute chart [09:36] with medium sensitivity. If you left the indicator at low sensitivity, we would have almost no signals on the 3- minute chart, okay? But with medium sensitivity, we can identify more [09:49] good signals. As you can see, I would use medium sensitivity up to a maximum of 5 minutes, not above that. For example, here I'm on a 5-minute chart with medium sensitivity, okay? But now, [10:01] if you prefer trading on shorter timeframes... From 5 minutes upwards, I would change it to high sensitivity, so that we have even more OK, with high sensitivity. Then we 'll have, man, many more signals, okay? On the [10:16] 5-minute chart. I would use this high sensitivity up to a maximum of 15 minutes, okay? This is the 15-minute chart. I have which is the sensitivity I consider ideal for operating here on the [10:30] 15-minute chart, okay? So the rule is this: Low sensitivity is for small chart times of 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes at most. Medium sensitivity is for use on chart times of 3 [10:45] minutes, 4 minutes, 5 minutes. High sensitivity can be used on 5 minutes, 10 minutes, at most 15 minutes. Above that you can use it, but you will have very few signals. Second function: bands as [10:59] targets and dynamic stops. This is the mini Let 's start with the 1-minute timeframe, modified it here to low sensitivity. So, let's say you like to trade trend reversals, and you've reached [11:12] a minute here on the mini-index and noticed that the indicator is oversold, meaning the bands here are green at this point. You could then develop a strategy where you insert, for example, a [11:25] nine-period exponential moving average and a 17-period exponential moving average. When you notice that the bands here are green, indicating oversold conditions—and SV, as you can see here, means [11:39] oversold— you could simply wait for the nine-period moving average to be above the 17-period moving average. Then you could place your buy order here, at the 17-period moving average. [11:52] When that average crosses upwards, as it did here, stop loss could be placed at this point, that is, at the band. The lower band, and your target could be the upper band. And of course, you would, right, [12:05] move your target according to the movement of the upper band, according to the movement of the lower band. You could target is reached. In this case, on a 1-minute chart, this [12:18] on a 1-minute chart, this operation would yield around 450 someone like me who likes to trade with fixed target and stop losses , you could simply come here and place a buy order with a [12:33] 300-point stop loss and a 150-point target, for example. You could develop a strategy like that. In this case, it would also work very well. the price would take the exit from the operation. That's one possible [12:46] strategy, right? Now, let's say the opposite scenario occurred on the 1-minute chart and noticed that... The bands turned red. Look, showing exhaustion, they're [13:00] showing overbought conditions, right? And then you could wait for the moving averages you have an entry point. You already know that the price is probably overbought, but you still need an entry point. [13:13] cross downwards. In this case, the moving averages crossed downwards right here. And you could develop a strategy where you could sell at this point when the price returns from the moving average, positioning your stop right here, [13:26] look, on the upper band. So your stop would be on this upper band and the target of your trade would be on the lower band. And as the bands move, you also move both your target and your [13:39] . That's why, man, the bands are dynamic targets and stops, because you move them according to how the price moves until the moment the price reaches here, look, the lower band, that is, it reaches [13:55] operation here on the 1- minute chart, it would be an operation of around 350 points. But of course, as I said, if you're someone who, like me, doesn't like this type of operation and prefers fixed targets and stops, you can [14:09] too. In this case, I could use 300 stock points, 150 operational style; it doesn't mean you have to operate this way too. And in that case, I would make a sell order here and exit at this point, okay? [14:24] And I would wait for a new entry signal. But anyway, this is how we can use the bands of this indicator as dynamic targets and stops. Third function: confirmation signals. We're here on the 5- [14:38] minute chart. And yes, these are the averages now from the PIO reversals indicator that I've already shown here on the channel. So, let's say you use these averages within your strategy. You could combine these averages with the [14:51] PIO exhaustion indicator. And... How? First, you need to double-click on the Exhaustion Indicator and modify the sensitivity. Notice that also set it to use the signal, which are those [15:05] green and red arrows I showed you. It's a confirmation signal. the thing, man. Right now, the Exhaustion Indicator is overbought, right? SC means overbought, okay? And you could simply think, " [15:21] I'm going to sell because the Exhaustion Indicator crossed downwards." Look, at this moment, the Exhaustion Indicator crossed downwards while the Exhaustion Indicator was red. If you did that in this situation, man, you would get a [15:34] big stop loss, right? Because that was a false signal. Now, if instead of selling here, you waited for this red arrow here, look, from the Exhaustion Indicator, which is a confirmation signal, right, a stronger confirmation [15:48] of the price exhaustion, then yes, man, you If you waited for the Pi Reversals indicator to cross downwards, then great, you'd have a fantastic sell signal here, which would work very well. Similarly, [16:01] in the following trading session, here on the 5- minute chart, from the beginning, the indicator was already showing exhaustion. And not only that, we also down here, a green arrow, giving greater confidence in this [16:14] exhaustion. If I use the Pi Reversals indicator, I could simply upwards, as it did here. Remember, this indicator here, these two averages I've already shown on the channel, and you can download and use [16:29] these averages, okay? Continuing, if you took this crossover here, you'd see it would be a fantastic entry signal of more than 100 points, almost 2000 points up, you understand? Because you caught a crossover at a very good point, [16:44] a point where statistically you had a great advantage. Okay? Later in that trading session, you had again the... Exhaustion here, look, showing oversold conditions. We also had a confirmation arrow that gives [16:58] us more confidence. The averages crossed upwards, and then you had another good upward movement. Same thing in this other trading session, which is the trading session of June 23, 2026. Look , the exhaustion indicator is green, [17:11] showing oversold conditions. Confirmation arrow. The Pio reversals indicator crossed upwards, a beautiful upward trend, right? In the following trading session , look how interesting, we had exhaustion here according to the indicator, [17:24] but without confirmation. Further ahead we had exhaustion here according to the indicator. We also had a confirmation arrow. Look, now we did have a confirmation arrow. Previously we did n't have a confirmation arrow. And [17:37] then the upward crossover worked very well. Look here on June 24, 2026. And then it was a beautiful trend. Of course, we also have false signals, right? Here, for example, the indicator became overbought and we had [17:50] a red confirmation arrow, the The averages crossed downwards, and that wasn't a good signal. But later on, it worked very well. Look here, from that moment on, the indicator became overbought. We had [18:02] some confirmation arrows here. Look, confirmation arrows. And that's where the Pio Reversals comes in. And the Pio Reversals crossed at this moment here, look, during the exhaustion of the indicator, look, with the confirmation arrows here. And then [18:17] the price developed very well, a beautiful trend. The same thing happened on the following trading day, the trading day of June 26th. This trading day started from this candle right here. Notice that at that moment the exhaustion indicator became [18:30] oversold? Here we had a green arrow, actually two green arrows confirming this exhaustion region here . And at that moment, the Pio Reversals crossed upwards. And that was a beautiful signal. Ah, Pio, but I don't [18:44] want to use the PI Reversals with the PI Exhaustion indicator. Well, that's up to you . I'm just sharing ideas here. Possible strategies for you. Okay? Fourth and final function, alerts. Dude, you agree with me that constantly [18:58] waiting for the indicator to show exhaustion, right, oversold and overbought, is really annoying and time-consuming? Well, that's why in the code we included the possibility for you to trigger an alarm when the [19:13] indicator becomes oversold and when the indicator becomes overbought. So, when it becomes oversold, this alarm appears for you. And when it becomes overbought, this alarm appears for you along with this notification. And to [19:26] configure this alarm in the Pio Exhaustion Pro indicator is very simple. Just go to tools, then down here, look, to alarms. This tab will open for you. Then you click on strategy, you'll see [19:39] that Pio Exhaustion Pro will appear for you , because we put that in the code for you. Then you select Pio Exhaustion Pro, you'll have to select the asset you trade. In this case, I prefer to trade the mini-index. [19:52] So I select here, look, the Okay. An interval, I like to operate on a look, minute, interval one. The notification will be when the candle closes, that is, the condition is only met when it closes, and I can choose [20:07] any alarm sound. Here I'll select the first one, I'll click insert and that's it. Look, alarm created. Pios Austrões pro. I can click close here and that's it, man. This way I can be watching a series, [20:19] watching a movie, reading a book and suddenly on the 1-minute timeframe and I'll know that Pios Austrões has identified an [20:32] oversold or overbought situation and from that moment I put all my focus on operating my strategy. Maybe I'll use my moving averages, right, nine-period and 17-period. So I would wait for them to cross upwards and I [20:45] buy operation here. Or maybe I could also use instead, right, a Pio reversals indicator. Look, at this moment here the averages were crossed Because we were here, look, oversold. At this moment the averages [20:59] cross upwards and I could capture all this movement. This is also a good Okay, man. This PI Exhaustion Pro indicator is now available in the Nelógica store. Just click here, look, on strategies. Then, [21:14] strategy store. This tab opens for you. You click here on search and search for PIO PI. Look, our indicators will appear for you and here will be, look, the PIO Exhaustion Pro. Notice that this indicator is marking [21:26] for us here, look, the possibility of an alarm as well, as I showed you. This is an indicator that you can configure the alarm for. So you click on this blue button and in this new tab you will be able to choose the plan that best [21:38] suits you. And then you click on subscribe. And when you click on subscribe, you just need to more indicators, search for exhaustion, PIV Exhaustion Pro will appear for you and you insert it here on the chart. The indicator will appear like this [21:51] for you, okay? Okay? And obviously, you have a seven-day guarantee. If you don't like this indicator, you can request a refund and they'll But of course, if you don't want to or [22:03] can't subscribe to PI Exhaustion Pro, you can use the free PI Exhaustion version , which also generates very good signals, as shown in the footer. Setup models with the PI Exhaustion indicator. So far , I've shown you a [22:17] PI Exhaustion indicator with 9-period and 17-period moving averages. I've also shown it with the PI Reversals indicator, but none of this should be considered a ready-made strategy. What I've shown here are models and setups, ideas. So you [22:33] develop your own strategy. You can use it, of course, with reversals, and you can also use this indicator with Price coloring called Pilsar. This coloring is in my training, the [22:48] Pilsar method. This coloring marks the price action for me, both of the tertiary trend and the trend. Secondary. So I could develop using this indicator with the coloring in the secondary trend. So [23:01] red, so it's showing me a downward trend from here. But it reached this point on June 26th, okay? On the 1- minute timeframe, the indicator showed me exhaustion with oversold conditions. I [23:14] coloring to start showing an upward trend, as it did from here, and only from here would I look for my buy operations, you understand? Similarly, in this other example, look, the [23:26] candles were green. The exhaustion indicator started showing me see. But my candles here, look, were still green due to the then wait for my candles to turn red, as they [23:40] would start looking for sells, because the price went through a moment of in this trend reversal. So, I could Develop a strategy in this way. Look, in the previous trading session , the same thing. Look, [23:54] oversold. Then we had green candles, I could open a trade during this movement. This is one possibility, it's a strategy model, but you could use other things. For example, we have [24:07] I've already shown on the channel. It generates these arrows here, look, blue and purple, right? And also, in addition to that, it generates these horizontal lines for us to position our stop loss. I [24:20] could develop a strategy where I wait for the indicator to become oversold and then when Polares generates a blue arrow for me, which is a buy signal, positioning my stop loss on that horizontal line. When exhaustion [24:33] shows me overbought exhaustion, I could wait for a purple arrow from Polares to appear and then I could go short, positioning my stop loss on that horizontal line. Wow, I'm using Polares along with [24:46] me a lot of false signals. No problem, man. Change it here, look, switch from OK. You'll get far fewer false signals. Look here, the exhaustion indicator is showing us that it's a buying opportunity. And here at this point, look, [25:01] from the purple arrow, the Pilio Polares indicator gave us a sell signal, . Hey man, Teríos here, look, a nice falling movement, alright? Just a also been presented here on the channel before. But anyway, man, there [25:17] develop a strategy. Everything I've presented here are strategy models, setup models. You can insert the PISões indicator into the strategy using the signals from this indicator. And of course, you can [25:32] set an alarm so you don't have to monitor the chart all day. And the P Exhausts Pro is part of a series of indicators that I have been developing. We also have the Pio Auto Fibonacci indicator. Man, this [25:45] indicator is amazing. It automatically draws the Fibonacci retracements for us the Fibonacci retracement tool. The indicator already does this for you automatically. So, when the price is at the [26:00] top of the indicator, we're going to use these lines here as 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 [26:15] 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 [26:27] be selling at these levels here, which are the strongest Fibonacci levels. Notice that the price, look, it retraced to those levels and then fell again, resisted at that shorter Fibonacci level, and then fell again. [26:39] So it's an automatic Fibonacci retracement; you won't need to keep drawing the the indicator already does this for you automatically during the trading session. So this is the PI Fibonacci indicator. But we also have, man, the [26:52] 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, [27:05] 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, [27:18] 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 [27:32] develop will be given free of charge to students of the Pilsar 3.0 method in the bonus module. Okay, man, just a reminder that the Pias Pro indicator is here, look, in the store, so you click on strategies, go to the [27:46] strategy store, in the search bar, look for PIO PO, you'll the PIO Exhausts Pro. Remember that one of its distinguishing features is this, look, the ability to configure the [28:00] this window will open for you and here you can choose the plan that best suits you. After that, you can click on " hire," then simply go to " indicators," then "more indicators." Here you search for exhaustions, it will appear for [28:14] insert it into the graph. Remember, of course, that you have a 7-day guarantee. If you will refund your money and you're all set, okay? But of course, today, as you could see, I also made the free version available, and it also works [28:30] very well for you to develop your strategies. So now it's up to you, buddy. Play around with the Pio Exhaustões indicator, testing it on different timeframes and different assets. Who knows, you might discover a setup that [28:43] perfectly fits your operational profile. Who knows, maybe this indicator will become a tool that will accompany you for years in day trading. Well, you'll only know if you try it. As I said, it's free here in [28:55] our Pilsar Method 3.0 group, VIP list. Join this group, download the file, and test it out thoroughly. The link to this group is in the description of this video and man, I really put a lot of effort into bringing you this well-structured indicator [29:10] content is worthwhile, please leave a like, activated, because I won't rest until you become a successful trader or achieve your goal . I'll be staying here, man, and see you in the next video. These are the [29:23] 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 [29:37] 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.