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Mini-Index Sniper Setup 15 Minutes

0h 09m video Published May 23, 2025 Transcribed Jul 18, 2026 E Edimar Castro
Intermediate 4 min read For: Day traders with basic knowledge of technical indicators like moving averages, RSI, and volume.
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This video presents a day trading strategy called the 'Sniper Setup' for the mini-index market, focusing on making a single high-probability trade per day using a 15-minute chart. The strategy relies on three key indicators: a 20-period exponential moving average, RSI with fixed levels at 30, 50, and 70, and volume with a 20-period moving average. Entry triggers are based on inside bars, with specific rules for buy and sell signals, and the target is set at 1.5 times the stop loss.

[00:07]
Sniper Trading Concept

The strategy aims for one high-accuracy trade per day, likened to a sniper rifle with a single shot.

[01:05]
Chart Setup

Use a 15-minute chart. Add a 20-period exponential moving average (white, dashed, thickness 3).

[01:34]
RSI Configuration

Add RSI indicator. Set fixed grid levels at 30 (red), 50 (white), and 70 (green), each with thickness 2. The RSI line is blue, thickness 2.

[02:15]
Volume Indicator Setup

Add financial volume indicator. Insert a 20-period exponential moving average on volume (green, increased thickness).

[02:45]
Inside Bar Color Rule

Configure a color rule to highlight inside bars in yellow. An inside bar is a candle whose high and low are within the previous candle's range.

[03:28]
Buy Entry Rules

For a buy: inside bar must be above the 20-period moving average; RSI between 50 and 70 (not touching lines); volume above its 20-period moving average. Entry on breakout of inside bar high. Stop loss at inside bar low. Target is 1.5 times the stop loss distance. Entry must occur before noon, one trade per day.

[04:24]
Sell Entry Rules

For a sell: inside bar below the 20-period moving average; RSI between 30 and 50; volume above its 20-period moving average. Entry on breakout of inside bar low. Stop loss at inside bar high. Target is 1.5 times the stop loss distance. Entry before noon, one trade per day.

[05:06]
Example 1: Valid Buy Trade

First candle of the day forms an inside bar above the moving average. RSI between 50 and 70, volume above average. Breakout triggers buy, hits target.

[06:12]
Example 2: Invalid Signal and Carryover

Inside bar near moving average, RSI at 48 (below 50), volume good. No breakout on sell side. Carry to next candle: new inside bar above average, RSI at 55, volume above average. Buy breakout triggers and hits target of 295 points.

[07:30]
Example 3: No Trade Day

Inside bar below average but RSI far below 30, outside valid range. No entry before noon, so no trade for the day.

[08:09]
Example 4: Valid Sell Trade

Inside bar below average, RSI at 44 (between 30 and 50), volume above average. Sell breakout triggers and hits target.

The Sniper Setup is a disciplined, rules-based strategy that limits traders to one trade per day, aiming for high accuracy. By waiting for all three indicators to align with an inside bar trigger, traders can potentially achieve consistent gains with controlled risk.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 01:05 Set up a 15-minute chart.
2 01:19 Add a 20-period exponential moving average (white, dashed, thickness 3).
3 01:34 Add RSI indicator with fixed grid at 30 (red), 50 (white), 70 (green), each thickness 2. Set RSI line to blue, thickness 2.
4 02:15 Add financial volume indicator and insert a 20-period exponential moving average on volume (green, increased thickness).
5 02:45 Configure color rule to highlight inside bars in yellow.
6 03:28 For a buy trade: ensure inside bar is above the 20-period moving average, RSI between 50 and 70, volume above its 20-period moving average. Enter on breakout of inside bar high. Set stop loss at inside bar low. Target is 1.5 times the stop loss distance. Entry before noon, one trade per day.
7 04:24 For a sell trade: ensure inside bar is below the 20-period moving average, RSI between 30 and 50, volume above its 20-period moving average. Enter on breakout of inside bar low. Set stop loss at inside bar high. Target is 1.5 times the stop loss distance. Entry before noon, one trade per day.

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What is the time frame used for the Sniper Setup?

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15-minute chart.

01:05

What are the three indicators used in the Sniper Setup?

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20-period exponential moving average, RSI with levels at 30, 50, 70, and volume with a 20-period moving average.

01:19

What is an inside bar?

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A candle whose high and low are within the previous candle's range.

02:45

What are the conditions for a buy entry?

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Inside bar above the 20-period moving average; RSI between 50 and 70 (not touching lines); volume above its 20-period moving average. Entry on breakout of inside bar high.

03:28

What are the conditions for a sell entry?

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Inside bar below the 20-period moving average; RSI between 30 and 50; volume above its 20-period moving average. Entry on breakout of inside bar low.

04:24

Where is the stop loss placed for a buy trade?

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At the low of the inside bar.

04:09

What is the target for a trade?

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1.5 times the size of the stop loss.

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What is the deadline for entering a trade?

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Noon.

04:24

How many trades are allowed per day?

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One.

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What should you do if the breakout does not occur on the inside bar?

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Carry the operation over to the next candle.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Sniper Approach

Establishes the core philosophy of the strategy: one high-accuracy trade per day.

00:07
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Three-Part Validation

Clearly defines the three conditions (moving average, RSI, volume) that must align for a trade.

03:28
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Risk-Reward Ratio

Specifies a fixed 1:1.5 risk-reward ratio, which is a key risk management rule.

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Carryover Rule

Explains how to handle a missed breakout, adding flexibility without breaking discipline.

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One Trade Per Day Sniper Strategy

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Inside Bar Entry Trigger Setup

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Real Trade Example: 295 Points Hit

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When to Skip a Trade: Key Rules

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[00:07] coming out with 200, 300, or even 500 points in that single daily trade. A sniper rifle, one that fires only one shot, but with an excellent accuracy rate. I invite you to subscribe to the channel, activate the bell to receive

[00:22] notifications, leave your like on our video if you really enjoyed it, and comment below what you thought. Of course, I also invite you to follow us on Instagram, it's website to learn about our operational strategy for day

[00:38] trading, mini-index, mini-dollar, and forex. The website is below in the description, go check it out. If you have any questions, send them to the director's address. Now I'm going to take you here to our screen, where we're going to talk

[00:52] about this operating model. Let's go to class, it's fantastic! That's it. The time has come to see in practice how we apply this operational model to make just one trade per day. Pretty good sniper, huh? The one where

[01:05] you'll wait for the right moment to open an order on the chart. Let's go. Chart configured here. 15 minutes up here . If you don't have it in 15 minutes, you can post it here. Let's start by setting the indicators.

[01:19] Insert indicator. First, we'll need a 20-period moving average . It's OK. Let's set it up . Two clicks. Its type is exponential. Appearance in white color. Thickness three dashed. Next

[01:34] indicator, insert RSI indicator. Click OK in the window below. On the right side, here in the numbers, we're going to click on price scale properties . We will apply it to a fixed grid. We already have two scales configured, 30 and

[01:49] 70. We're going to add 50. On scale 30, we'll put the color red here on the side , thickness two. No. 50, white color, thickness 2. And in No. 70,

[02:01] green color, thickness two. I'll apply this orange line here. We're going to look at its appearance and put it here in blue, thickness two. Apply and click OK. You'll get something more or less similar to what's shown here. I'll

[02:15] explain why later. Next indicator, insert indicator, financial volume. A new window opens below. Give it an OK. Click on the bars, right-click. Let's insert a moving average. This is a 20-period moving average. Double-click

[02:29] on it here. Express it as exponential. Let's keep it green. We're just going to increase its thickness. Apply and click OK. There's one thing missing here, which is the color rule for the inside bar. That candle, for example, which, considering its

[02:45] total high and low, didn't surpass the previous one, okay? So it's a candle that's inside another candle, it's an inside bar. And we have a setting here in Profit that allows you to highlight these candles, these bars,

[02:59] when they appear. Let's click here on this bar, right-click, insert on this bar, right-click, insert color rule. In the search, place an inside candle, a predefined color . Give it an OK. Ready. And here

[03:12] in your chart, every time you have this setting, it will appear in yellow, okay? The importance of this candle here for our trading strategy is that it will basically be an entry trigger. Let's

[03:28] now talk about the metrics that validate entry into this operational model. For purchase, we have the inside bar; it needs to be above the 20 average. We have this configuration defined here. The RSI must be

[03:41] operating between 50 and 70 without touching the lines, exactly between the white and green lines, without touching them at the moment this trigger is assembled. Another rule is that the volume bar corresponding to this candle must

[03:55] be above the 20-period moving average, meaning the volume is above the average of the last 20 candles in the period. The trigger occurs when the high of the inside bar is broken, specifically when it breaks through its high. Then you can use the 10-

[04:09] breakout is confirmed, we will have a target projected here that is one and a half times the size of the stop loss. Where does the stop signal go? At the low point of the sidebar. Project that size up one and a half times, and we have the target of the operation. Entry must be completed by

[04:24] operation. Entry must be completed by noon, and only one transaction per day is allowed. And similarly, rules for selling. This inside bar should be below selling. This inside bar should be below the average of 20. The RSI should be between 30 and 50,

[04:36] lower range, without touching the lines between the white and red bars, and the volume bar. The entry will be on the breakout of the inside bar low, then the opposite. It broke down here, we have the entrance. The target is one and a half times the size of the

[04:52] stop loss. Then the stop goes way up there at the maximum of the inside bar, entry until noon, one operation per day, okay? Very good. Let's look at some examples of how to apply this operating model so you can evaluate it and see if it's

[05:06] really worthwhile for you, and how you can test it on your chart. Oh, I'll grab the opening of the day here. So, here we have the first candle of the day. It's clear that we need an inside bar or a little

[05:18] yellow candle there so that we can start thinking about a trade. Oh, bar here. Let's see if it's validated. What do I need to look for to see if it's validated? If it's yellow, it's an inside bar, right? If my

[05:30] yellow, it's an inside bar, right? If my RSI is trading between 50 and 70 and the trading volume is above this green moving average, which is the average of the last 20 candles. Perfect. All three items have been validated here

[05:44] . From there, the breakout to the buying hurdle happens, at the peak, right? I have an entry point; the stop loss is set slightly below the low of the inside candle. And up there we have the target, one and a half times the risk. Then

[05:59] I see that he activates it, goes there and grabs the target up there. One operation per day, OK? Nothing more to be done in the next day's opening as well, look. First candle of the day. I need to look for an inside bar. I

[06:12] need to check if I have validation. This validation isn't that interesting. He's closing in almost below average here. Let's see if the other indicators validate this. The RSI is stuck at 50. The volume is good, it's above the

[06:25] 20 moving average. The RSI of the moving average, right now it's telling me it's at 48, so below 50, it's between 50 and 30. So I need a breakout on the sell side. It activates, oh, it doesn't activate. And if it doesn't activate, what do I do?

[06:39] You will carry the entire operation over to the next candle. And then things change a to the next. What do I have here? This candle is closing higher. I see that the RSI is now above 50. It's at 55, right? 50 and 70. My volume continues to

[06:56] work above average. So I would have a buy signal here on the breakout. Stop below, look. He activated the input and then this hit came and he hit the target 295 points. It turned out really nice here. It was easy to explain when it doesn't activate on one, so you

[07:12] move on to the next, right? It was cool to show that. Let's see if we can wrap things up for another day here , shall we? So we can have three people watching and the video doesn't get too watching and the video doesn't get too long either. Very

[07:30] Opening. The candle is coming here. We need a little yellow candle so we can think about an entry trigger. And then he shows up here. I'll show you right away, so you can get ahead of me. It's below average, OK? But look

[07:43] It's below average, OK? But look where the RSI is. Way down, way down below that line. This is our operating range. So, there's nothing to be done. In this case, what do we have? The day is over because it's 12:20 PM here. The login didn't

[07:55] activate, nothing to be done. Very good. To wrap up another day here, let's see if we can snag anything at the sidebar sale. I'll take a look here. It's within that range, but the volume is below the average of 20. So

[08:09] disregard the other one here. Closing below average. OK. Inside bar below average. OK. Inside bar validating, RSI working, it's at 44, right? It's within the validated range and the volume is working firmly around

[08:23] 20, right? Just a little above that, validating a sales entry, right? Next, we have the activation of the input, and it comes and hits the target down here. A sales transaction in this case. Yes, my friend, I told you the

[08:39] class was very good. I hope this content has truly added value, provided knowledge, and helped in some way. In return, I only n't already. If you really liked it, leave a like, a thumbs up

[08:53] , and a comment with your opinion, what you thought. Right here on my end, I have two other really cool videos, so I invite you to watch them and enjoy these lessons, which I believe will help you a lot. Warm

[09:07] you abundantly. Thank you for staying with me for yet another video. Ciao. video. Ciao. [Music]

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