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[00:01] generated by the PI Polares oscillator indicator. And if you entered this trade placing your stop loss down here, as you can see, the trade would be a winner. And further ahead, look, we

[00:16] had a sell signal generated by the indicator and the Polaris oscillator. And if you sold at that entry signal, placing your stop at that point, [music] as you can see, the trade would also be profitable. And notice, man,

[00:30] even without any extra confirmation tools, the signals from this indicator are already pretty decent. And today, in addition to giving you this indicator for free, I'm going to show you how it works and I 'll also give you a

[00:44] complete scalping strategy, validated over the last six months, using, of course, the Pio Polares oscillator. Leave a like, subscribe to this channel, and come with me, man.

[01:02] Hey, in the description of this video, click the link to download the Pio Polares oscillator for the link to download the Pio Polares oscillator for free. Next, click on "join" to free. Next, click on "join" to join my Pilsar 3.0 method

[01:15] VIP list. And here in the group you'll find the Polares PI oscillator indicator for free, man, 100% free. You click on the Polares oscillator indicator link and download it to your computer. After that,

[01:28] you open your Profit Chart, man, and go into strategies. Next, import/export strategies. Click on this folder now. You will find the Pil Polares oscillator. You click on open.

[01:40] Next, you click on that arrow to the side, then click on import. You will see successfully imported strategies . You close that tab and that's it, man. Just go to indicators, more indicators. Here you search for

[01:52] Polares, it will appear for you, look, Pio Polares oscillator and you insert it in a new window. You don't need to insert it on the screen, okay? Insert the PI Polares oscillator indicator into a new window. Simple as that. Alright, man? How does

[02:05] the Pio Polares oscillator work? Dude, I developed this indicator with a clear objective: to generate cleaner signals with less noise than traditional oscillators, such as the RSI and the stochastic oscillator. To do this, this

[02:21] indicator uses a double smoothing filter before generating any signal. But in practice, man, what does that mean? Fewer false signals and less noise. And look, many people like to sell when the oscillator

[02:34] crosses downwards and buy when the oscillator crosses upwards, without caring about the trend, you understand? For example, here the polar oscillator crossed downwards, so these people would be selling in this region. At this other

[02:48] point, the Polares indicator crossed upwards. Many people would then be buying here, look, just because the indicator crossed upwards, without caring about the asset's trend. I honestly don't like doing this. I

[03:01] think it's smarter, more efficient, to use oscillators to follow the here we have three moving averages, okay? 25-period, 50-period, and 100-period moving averages, exponential moving averages

[03:14] . In this case, the averages are showing us an upward trend. This means that I will only pay attention to the upward crossovers of the oscillator's polars. Notice that here, look, the oscillator polars crossed

[03:26] upwards, right at this point here, look. Right? He crossed it upwards. So, in that case, I would believe that buy signal because the averages are crossing Polares has crossed downwards. Look here. I wouldn't believe that

[03:39] sell signal, because the averages are crossing upwards. So, I would ignore that sell sign right here. Look, after that, the averages crossed upwards. At this point, look, you realize that's when I would believe in this

[03:52] upwards. Did you get the idea? Dude, I'm ignoring that sell signal here. Look, . I'm ignoring it because the averages are crossing upwards, but I believe in this buy signal that the Polares indicator generated here, because the

[04:06] averages are crossing upwards. So this is using the oscillator to support the trend. Now, if the averages are showing a downward trend, it will be the opposite. I'm only going to believe the downward crossovers, look, of the

[04:21] case the Polares oscillator. So I would believe those sales signals, okay? However, when the oscillator crossed upwards, look how it crossed here, I would ignore that buy signal because it would be going against the averages. So,

[04:35] you see, the oscillator went up, crossed down again, at this point here, look, it crossed down, it's in favor of the downtrend. Therefore, I believe in this sell signal. He crossed it upwards. Since it crossed here, well, I'm going to ignore it

[04:47] during a downtrend. After that, the oscillator crossed downwards again. Given that I'm betting on the downtrend, I would believe in selling downtrend. So, man, that's the smartest way I think to

[05:02] use oscillators, always in favor of the trend. I don't like simply buying and selling at every oscillator crossover without caring about the trend. He doesn't like doing that. But there's one more detail,

[05:15] man, a very important one in this indicator, which are the overbought and oversold zones. This is already automatically marked in the indicator for us. So, this red block here, look, it marks the overbought region for us,

[05:27] and this green block here, look, it marks the oversold region for us. So, man, if the Polares oscillator crosses within an overbought region, it crossed within an overbought region, meaning this signal is

[05:42] much stronger than this other crossover here, which the Polares indicator made outside the overbought region, right? So, this signal here is much weaker than that other signal back here. Similarly, just like

[05:55] now with the upward trend, this buy signal here, look at this crossover that the Polaris Oscillator made. It was within the oversold zone. This signal is much stronger than this other signal here, look. Because that other signal was a

[06:09] crossover of the Polares oscillator outside the oversold region. Beauty? Okay, man. But now I know you're probably wondering: "Hey, Piu, I installed the Polares oscillator indicator, but those purple and blue arrows aren't showing up on my chart

[06:24] . How do I get them on my chart?" Relax, man. I'll explain it to you now. The Pio Polares Premium indicator. Those blue and purple arrows you 're seeing on my chart are the

[06:38] premium version of the Pio Oscillator indicator. And the difference is simple. The Pio Polares oscillator is at the bottom of the chart. You need to keep an eye on the indicator down here to identify the crossovers it makes.

[06:52] So, look here, the indicator crossed upwards at this point, and notice that the Polares indicator formed a blue arrow for us here. Then the indicator crossed downwards, right here . And then the Polares indicator, which is the

[07:05] indicator on the screen, formed this purple downward arrow for us, you understand? Showing that the Polares indicator crossed downwards. So, the function of the Polares indicator here on the chart is... It shows the same

[07:17] crossovers as the Polares oscillator, but in a cleaner way here on the chart. Look, you don't need to keep looking at the footer. The indicator automatically generates these arrows for us as soon as the indicator crosses, both upwards and

[07:29] downwards. But notice that there's an interesting difference in the Polares indicator. When the indicator crosses upwards, triggering a buy, the Polares indicator generates this blue arrow pointing upwards, but

[07:42] it also generates this blue horizontal line here. And what is this blue horizontal line for? This blue horizontal line is calculated based on volatility. It's a place where we can position our stop loss,

[07:56] you understand? It's a stop loss suggestion. So, if you enter a buy operation here, you could position your stop loss on this blue line. Now, when the indicator generates a purple arrow pointing downwards, it means we have

[08:10] a sell trigger. And in addition, it also generates this purple horizontal line on the right side, which is a stop loss suggestion. If you enter a sell operation here, if you want, you can position your stop loss on this

[08:23] line. Purple. It's calculated based on the asset's volatility. So you you wanted to participate in this sell operation. And notice this, man, when the stop is hit, that is, when this blue line is reached, the

[08:38] indicator automatically generates for us, look, this small X. See here? Look, this blue X means that the price hit our stop. In the same way, right, when the price reaches, look, the purple horizontal line, right here,

[08:51] purple horizontal line, it means that the price hit a stop. And the indicator forms for us, look, an X here, demonstrating this. This greatly facilitates glancing here, you'll see how many trades would have gone to the stop and

[09:06] how many trades would have been winners, just by observing these small X's on the chart. So this greatly facilitates visualization and is a differentiating factor of the Polares indicator. But not only that, man. There will also be another

[09:18] difference in the Polares indicator that is on the chart. If you double-click here, look, on the Polares indicator, you will see that It has a filtered mode. If you activate the filtered mode, the Polares indicator will generate far fewer

[09:31] signals for us, because it will only generate signals that are in extreme overbought and oversold zones. And this other signal here, look, the Polares indicator generated a buy signal, meaning that the

[09:45] Polares oscillator indicator was in an extreme oversold region. So this is another very interesting function of the Polares indicator that is piloted here on the chart. So in normal mode, without filter, you have more signals, more

[09:59] opportunities. The indicator will mark all the crossovers of the Pio oscillator. Now, in filtered mode, you have far fewer signals, but you have a higher probability of success. And if you want to use this

[10:12] Polares indicator on your chart, you can find it right here, in strategies, strategy store. In the search bar, look for Pio PO. You will find it here, look, Pio Polares. You click on this blue button and here will be the

[10:24] Pio Polares indicator. We have three plans here, monthly, semi-annual, annual. You can choose the plan. Choose the option that best suits you and click on "hire". After that, simply insert a Pil Polares indicator on the chart. But don't worry,

[10:37] if you don't want to hire a Pil Polares indicator, you can keep using the Polares oscillator indicator, understand? Because it generates the same buy and sell signals here at Rodapé, and I'm giving it

[10:50] to you for free today. Now that you understand , let's put together our strategy and settings for the Scalp Polares strategy. Well, now you understand how the PI Polares indicator works, so I'm going to show you the

[11:04] Scalp Polares strategy that I've tested and validated over the last 6 months. Asset and timeframe: Mini-index, 1-minute timeframe. Risk management: stop loss 300 points, target 100 points. I know the risk-reward ratio

[11:19] is negative, but the positive area target is three consecutive wins. That is, when you hit this positive area target, you'll make 300 points, and the daily loss limit is one stop loss. So, the worst that can happen is

[11:31] daily loss limit is 300 points. I would also use a monthly target of 1000 points and a loss limit of 1000 points as well. If I made 1000 if I lost 1000 points, I would also stop trading for the month. But that's up to

[11:46] you. If you want to trade the entire month, there's no problem at all, it's your choice. Indicators. Well, we're going to use, obviously, the Polares Oscillator. So, you insert this indicator into your chart. If you

[11:59] have subscribed to the Polares indicator, you won't need the Polares Oscillator, of course. And it's even better, because the chart will be much cleaner than if you use the oscillator. But if you haven't

[12:11] the Polares Oscillator, which is a free indicator. That's the first indicator. The other indicators are three moving averages. So you'll look for moving average, You'll insert the first four-period moving average,

[12:24] the second moving average will be 18 periods, and the third and last periods, and the third and last moving average will be 76 periods. All of them So click here, look, on the 76-period moving average, change it to exponential,

[12:38] set the shift to one, in appearance increase the thickness to two, and set the color to yellow. Click OK. Now double-click on the 18-period moving average , change it to exponential with a shift of one. In appearance

[12:50] , look, increase the thickness to two, set the color to red, click OK twice. Now click on the last four-period moving average, change it to exponential, shift to one, in appearance set the color to blue,

[13:02] OK. Done. So, that's the configuration of our strategy. If you don't have a Polares indicator, your chart should look like this. Now, if you have a Polares indicator, your chart should look like this. Okay?

[13:15] Time. We start looking for trades from the third candle of the trades from the third candle of the day and trade until... Maximum 1:40 PM, that is, 1:40 PM. After that, we don't open new positions. That's it,

[13:29] man. Simple as that. Functions of the components of the Scalp Polares strategy. Starting with the moving averages, man, they have two functions in this strategy. So, I'm going to ignore the Polares indicator for a moment and let's focus

[13:42] only on the moving averages. The first function of the moving averages in this strategy is to show us the short- term direction, that is, the microtrends, okay? So, if you look at the chart and you observe that the blue average is above the

[13:55] red average and that the red average is above the yellow average, you will alpha microtrend. Now, from the moment the averages change direction like this, look, you look at the chart, observe,

[14:08] blue average below the red average, red average below the yellow average. It means that you have a downtrend. You will consider it a downtrend. Any other scenario that is not

[14:20] these two that I just showed you, you will consider sideways movement. Or Okay, so, when the averages weren't in either of the two you, you'll consider it simply sideways movement. Now, that's

[14:33] the first function, right? The second function is that we're going to use the blue average period average, as dynamic support and resistance . So, within an uptrend, when we have an entry signal, we'll be using the

[14:47] blue average as a support point, okay? So, we'll be buying when the price reaches the blue average after we have a buy signal, okay? a buy entry point. And from the moment the averages

[15:01] start showing a downtrend and we have a sell entry signal , we'll be using the blue average as a sell entry point , that is, as resistance, okay? That's the function of the moving averages.

[15:15] Now, the function of the Polaris Oscillator indicator, right? And if you also have the Polaris indicator, the function of this indicator is very simple. This indicator is our entry trigger. So, if you have a trend here,

[15:28] look, an upward trend, a micro- uptrend, and the Polaris indicator, look, crosses upwards, that is, generates this blue arrow here, it means that we have a buy trigger within a micro-uptrend. And then we

[15:41] would use the four-period moving average as support. Now, of course, all the sell signals that we have during an uptrend, we will ignore. So, notice that here, look, the oscillator indicator crossed downwards.

[15:54] So much so that the Polaris indicator, look, also generated a downward arrow. In this case, we would ignore this sell signal because the moving averages are again, look, the Polaris indicator generated a sell signal for us.

[16:07] downwards. We will ignore this sell signal because the moving averages are showing an upward trend. In the same way that when the moving averages are showing a downward trend and the Polaris indicator crosses downwards,

[16:20] look how it crossed here. And notice the Polaris indicator also marked For chart shows that the Polares indicator crossed downwards. We're going to resistance. Look, the Polares indicator crossed downwards again. Right

[16:34] here, we would sell again at the moving average, okay? And of course, all the buy signals, right? Every time the Polares indicator crosses upwards, we'll ignore those signals because the trend is downward,

[16:47] okay? So, within the downtrend, we only pay attention to the sell signals and ignore all the buy signals. So, these are the functions of the indicators in the Calcola strategy. Step by step,

[17:01] buy scenario, May 20, 2026. May 20th starts with this candle right here, but as you know, we only start looking for trades from the third candle of the day. And the first step is: wait for the

[17:16] Polares indicator to generate a buy signal during an uptrend or a This means the following: we need to... The Polares indicator here generates a buy signal, that is, it crosses upwards when the averages are

[17:32] showing an upward trend. Or we need the Polares indicator to cross downwards while the averages are showing a downward trend, understand? If you haven't understood 100%, don't worry,

[17:44] . So we wait, look, wait, wait Notice that here, look, the indicator crossed downwards, but the averages So we keep waiting, waiting, waiting. Here the

[17:59] Polares indicator crossed upwards, but the averages weren't yet... Look, worth it for us yet. Waiting, waiting. Now yes, man. Now the Polares indicator crossed upwards.

[18:11] Okay? Look, it crossed upwards. While the averages were also crossed upwards. Now yes, we have the first step completed. Second step, since the Polares crossed upwards during the upward direction, let's position...

[18:24] Our buy order is placed on the four-period moving average. So now we come position the buy order on the four-period moving average, which in this case is the blue moving average. We're following the moving average, look, blue.

[18:37] Notice that here, look, our buy order is selected, the price drops a little, trade. Look, so look, buy order triggered at this point and up here the price triggers the exit from the trade. So, the logic of this strategy is very

[18:49] clear. We wait for these averages to show a micro-uptrend averages were crossed upwards, showing a micro-uptrend. The Polar oscillator indicator crossed upwards. We then positioned the

[19:02] made this movement triggering our buy order and when it went back up it how this strategy works in a buying scenario. Let's look at a selling scenario now. Day 19 of May

[19:16] 2026. That was May 20th. Let's take a look at the previous trading session, which is the trading session of May 19th. So we go back here, look. And May 19th started with this candle right here. However, as you know, we only

[19:29] start looking for trades from the third candle of the day, that is, wait for the Polar Oscillator indicator to generate while the averages are showing an upward trend or while they

[19:45] downward trend. Let's see what will happen first, man. So we wait, wait. The averages are currently showing a downward trend. The Polar Oscillator indicator crossed upwards, but the averages are crossed downwards.

[19:58] So we wouldn't do anything. We need to ignore the buy signals We wait, wait. Now yes. Look, the Polar Oscillator indicator crossed downwards during the downward trend. First step

[20:11] completed. The second step is, since the Polaris crossed downwards during the downtrend, so we'll place our sell order at the our sell order here, look, position it at the four-period moving average,

[20:23] and we'll monitor the four-period moving average to see executed. We'll keep monitoring it. Look, monitoring, monitoring. Notice that the sell order would be executed at this point, and if the price falls again, it would trigger

[20:36] sell order executed at this point, and down here, look at them, it would trigger the exit . That's how this strategy works in a selling scenario. simple. Within a downtrend, that is, when the averages are

[20:49] showing a downtrend, all we need is for the polar oscillator to cross downwards. If it crosses downwards during a downtrend, a short scalp, very quickly, using the four-period moving average

[21:02] as resistance. That's how this strategy works in a selling scenario. Backtest For an entire month. Man, I've already tested this strategy for over six months and the result was positive. Now I'm going to do backtests

[21:15] for the entire month of May with you so there's no doubt about how this is the first trading day of May. And to make our lives easier in backtesting and to keep the chart cleaner, I'm going to do the following. I'm going to minimize

[21:29] the Polares oscillator here and only observe the Polares on the chart, because as I've already explained to you, they are the same signals as the oscillator. When we have a blue arrow, it means the oscillator crossed upwards. When we

[21:42] oscillator crossed downwards. They are exactly the same signals you would have observing the oscillator at the bottom. But to keep the chart cleaner, I'm only going to observe the Polares on the chart, okay, man? So let's

[21:56] start the backtests here in May. And the first signal I observe, man, is a sell signal right here. Look at this. Because the averages were crossed... Downward, as you can see, and the Polares crossed downward. As you

[22:08] So, we would place our sell order here at the blue moving average. here, and down here, look, the price would take it and exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. The second signal executed in this trading session, in my view,

[22:22] would be down here. Look, right here, a sell signal. This is because the averages continue to cross downward. We also had the Polares crossing downward as well. Notice the purple arrow? So our sell order would be

[22:34] triggered at the blue moving average. Look, just a sell order selected here, and down here the price would take it and exit the trade. That would then be the second profit of the day. And the third signal executed in this trading session would be further ahead. Look,

[22:46] another sell signal executed right here. And this happened because all three averages are crossed downward. We So, when the price returned to the moving average, it would trigger Our

[23:01] down here. That would be the third profit of the day, a positive target hit in this trading session. Okay? Three sell trades here. We'll move on to the next trading session, which is May 5th. Remember that we always start looking for trades from

[23:15] the third candle onwards, okay? And here on May 5th, the first executed signal we had was a sell signal. Right here. That's because the three moving averages are crossed downwards. Notice that here, look, well hidden below the

[23:27] averages, we had the Polars showing a sell signal, right? So, our sell order would be executed on the blue moving average, right here, down here. That would be the first profit of the day, May 5th. And the second signal

[23:42] executed in this trading session would be a buy signal right here at this point. That's because, look, the three moving averages were crossed upwards and right here behind, Look, we had Polares showing a buy signal, as we had a

[23:55] blue arrow. So here Polares gave us the buy signal, we were up here, look, our buy order would be triggered and the price would take the position on that same candle. The second scalp of the day, then, would also be a

[24:07] winning bet. And the third transaction was also a purchase transaction. Right here, look, . That's because the three averages are crossed upwards. Polares also gave a can see, our selected purchase order is here. And right up here, the

[24:21] third win of the day. Positive goal achieved. On May 5th. Let's move on to the next trading session, which is the trading session on May 6th. Here on May 6th, the first executed signal that I noticed

[24:33] okay? Executed here, since the three averages were crossing upwards and our buy order would be executed at this point, and up here, look, in this would be the first profit of the day. Next, dude, the second signal executed in

[24:48] that trading session was further ahead. Look, another buying signal, okay? Right here at this averages are crossed upwards and Polares also gave a buy signal. Our buy order would be executed here, look, at the blue moving average, and the

[25:01] up here. That would be the second win of the day, and we haven't had any more signals executed within the allowed time frame, okay? We did not have any more signals executed within the permitted time frame May 6th we would only be doing two operations. Now let's move on to May 7th.

[25:16] executed signal that I noticed was right up here okay? Since the averages were crossing upwards and Polares gave a sell order would be executed at this point, and it would then be placed below for him to

[25:30] exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. Later on, man, we had another signal executed as well. That was a sales signal right here, look. That was a have here, look, the three moving averages crossed downwards. Polares

[25:44] of selling. We would then sell at the down here. Look, that would be the second profit of the day. And within the permitted hours, we did n't have any more signals executed, okay? Within the permitted time frame,

[25:58] but it was not within the permitted time frame for this strategy. Let's move on to May 8th. And here on May 8th, I realize that the first operation we would have would be a purchase operation, okay? since the

[26:11] three averages were crossed upwards and here we had a buy signal generated by Polares. Oh, Pi, but I did n't understand that. We did have a a sell signal. Shouldn't this sell signal cancel out our

[26:25] buy signal? Dude, we would only know that this candle would generate that sell signal when the candle closed. So, when we opened this operation, we wouldn't have known about that. But anyway, as you know, when the averages are

[26:39] crossed upwards, we should ignore the sell signals that Polares generates, because notice again, look, here the indicator generated a sell signal. Look, the stop is right here, on this X. See, another sell signal

[26:52] generated by Polares in the uptrend. Look at the X here, look. Another stop loss executed. But ahead it's the same thing. Look, another stop loss was triggered on the sell signal. So, in an uptrend, we ignore the sell signals. We

[27:05] So, continuing on, man, our buy order would be executed at this point, and up here the price would trigger an exit from the trade. It would be the first gain of the day, May 8th. After that, we had another buy signal executed right

[27:18] averages were crossed upwards. Polares gave a buy signal right here. purchase order would be executed at this point. In the same candle, the price would already be able to exit the trade; it would be the second profit of the day. And the third operation we would do

[27:32] in this trading session would be right here, look, a purchase operation. Moving averages crossing Our purchase order would be executed here. However, this time we would fall into the stopped out down here. Look, the daily loss limit has been reached in this trading

[27:45] session. We would lose 100 points in this trading session, because we had two gains ended up getting stopped. So we closed the trading session on May 8th with a loss of 100 points . Let's move on to May 11th. On May 11th, man, the

[27:59] first signal I could see was right down here. Look, a sell sign right here. This happened because the three averages were crossed sell signal, so our sell order would be executed here and

[28:12] trade, it would be the first profit of the day. And I already realize that the second signal executed in this trading session would also be a sell signal. Right here. That's because the Polares gave a sell signal. Our sell order would then be executed at

[28:26] that point. Look here. The price would be taken from the operation down here. That would be their second win of the day. And the third operation we would have in this trading session would be right down here. Look, this is a sell signal, since all three moving averages

[28:38] gave a sell signal, as you can see. Our sell order would then be look, the price would catch up, we would exit the trade, it would be the third profit of the day, a a look now at the next trading session, which is the trading session on May 12th. On that day,

[28:53] May 12th, man, the first signal I noticed would be a sell signal executed right here, look, since the three averages were crossing downwards and right up here. So our sell order would be executed at that point, and the

[29:06] price below would catch on and exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had another sell signal, right, executed right here, look at this point, since the three averages were crossing downwards and the Polares,

[29:19] So, our sell order would be executed here, and the price would exit the trade down here. That would then be the second win of the day, and we wouldn't have any more signals executed within the permitted time frame , okay? So we would stop

[29:31] operating here on May 12th and move to May 13th. And here on May 13th, we would have a sell signal executed right here, look, since the three Polares gave us a sell signal here. Our sell order

[29:44] would have been executed at that point, but this time the strategy fell into the . Look, then the area loss limit has been reached. Let's move on to the next trading session. Trading session of May 14th. Here on May 14th, I realize that the first

[29:57] executed signal would be right here, look, a buy signal. That's because the three averages gave us a buy signal here, look, Our buy order would then be executed at that point, and the price would hit the target up here, exiting the trade. That

[30:10] would be the first profit of the day. The second signal executed in this trading session was a buy signal right here, since the three moving averages are still crossing upwards. buy signal. We would then buy here

[30:22] this price up here. Look, that would be the second gain of the day on May 14th. After that, man, we had the third signal of the day run further ahead. Look here, a buy signal, okay? Actually, no, okay, man?

[30:36] Because the averages here, well, weren't crossing upwards. So the second signal executed in this trading session, a buy signal, would be here. Look, in reality, since the three averages were crossed upwards and Polares gave a

[30:48] purchase order would be triggered here, but we fell into the error statistics. We would be area loss has been reached in this trading session. We would only lose 100 points, right? Because we had two gains here, look, at the beginning of the trading session. Then we got

[31:01] stopped. Relax, just 100 points less, okay? Let's move on to had the first executed sell signal right here. Look at this because the three averages were crossed downwards. We had Polar here giving

[31:14] sales order would be executed here. The price would be determined by the operation down here. That would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had another signal executed here, look, a buy signal, in the afternoon, okay?

[31:27] crossed upwards. Polares gave us a buy signal here. Look, our purchase order would be executed here. The price would be based on the operation up here . That would be the first profit of the day. You can see that the third signal would be

[31:40] executed right here as well. Look, that's a buy signal because the averages were gave us a buy signal here. The price moved, look, and caught the exit from the buy order is executed here at the blue moving average, and up here the price is set to

[31:54] exit the trade. This would then be the third gain of the day, a positive target achieved in this trading session. Let's take a look now at May 18th. On May 18th, I already sell signal executed at that point, since the three averages were crossing downwards.

[32:08] sell signal. Our sell order would be executed at this point, and we toll limit was reached on May 18th. Let's take a look now at May 19th. On May 19th, we would have a sell signal executed right

[32:24] here. I've also noticed another sell signal executed here, look, further selling signal, look, all three averages were heading downwards. Pipolares gave then, look, based on the moving average, the price would only capture the operation down here. That

[32:37] would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had that sales sign right? Since the averages were crossing downwards, PARES gave a sell signal, this trade down here as well, it would be the second profit of the day. And the third

[32:52] signal we had in this trading session, man, was a sell signal right here. clicked because the three moving averages were crossing downwards, Polares gave us would sell the moving average and be topped out up here. Daily PD limit

[33:06] reached. We're in a losing cycle right now, in May, we lost another 100 points. Let's move on to May 20th. And now on May 20th, man, we would have a buy signal executed right here. Look,

[33:18] the averages were crossed upwards. Polares gave us a buy signal here, look, would then be executed at this point up here . Look, the price would catch on when you exit the trade; it would be the first profit of the day. After that, man, we had a

[33:32] buy signal executed right here, look, at this point. That's because the three down here the Polares indicator gave us a buy signal . Our buy order would be look, the price would pick up, we'd exit the trade, it would be the second profit of the day, and we didn't

[33:47] get any more signals within the allowed time frame . So we'll be back only on May 21st. And here on May 21st we would have a sell signal executed. Right here, look at this point, since the three averages are crossing

[33:59] sell signal, our sell order would be executed down here and the price would take the trade here, it would be the first profit of the day. After that, we had a sell signal here, since the three averages were crossing downwards,

[34:11] sell signal. Our sell order would be executed at this point down here, look, the price would catch up to exit the trade, it would be the second profit of the day. After that, we had a sell signal, man, executed here, look, the

[34:24] because the three averages were crossed downwards. Polares gave us a sign here, sell order will be executed at this point and down here for this trader. This would be the third gain of the day, a positive target achieved in this trading session. Let's move on to

[34:38] May 22nd. Here on May 22nd, man, we would have a first sign of the day. All three averages are showing a downward trend. would sell here, look, the price would catch up in the operation down here. That would be the first

[34:53] win of the day. After that, we would have the second signal of the day executed. Right here, look, another "for sale" sign. That's because the three averages are us the sell signal. Our sell order would be executed at that point. And

[35:06] the trade; it would be the second profit of the day. And the third operation of the day was sales transaction. That's because the three averages were crossing downwards, and Polares gave us a sell signal. So we would sell at the blue moving average.

[35:20] down here. Look, the price would take s from the operation. This would be the third gain of the day, a positive target achieved on May 22nd. Now on May 25th, the first signal executed would be right here, look at this spot. That's because the three averages

[35:34] were crossed downwards. Polares gave us some here, look, at the sales sign. here and down here, look, the price would catch on and exit the trade. That would be the first profit of the day. Another signal executed right here, look, a

[35:47] were pointed downwards. Polares gave us a sell signal. So, our point and down here, look, the price catches up, it exits the trade, it would be the second profit of the day. And the third signal of the day was executed right here, look, since the

[36:00] three averages were crossing downwards, Polares gave us the sell signal, here and down here, look, the winning price of the operation, it would be the third gain of the day, a positive target hit on May 25th. And on May 26th,

[36:14] executed. Right here, look, the first signal of the day, since the three averages us a sell signal. Our sell order would be executed here, and the down here. Look, that would be the first profit of the day. After that, we would have, right, a

[36:29] second signal executed right here, look, at this point, since the three averages Polares gave us the sell signal. Our sell order would be executed here, and the price would pick up this trade down here. That would be their second win of the

[36:41] day. And that was the last signal we had within the permitted time frame. Beauty? Now, on May 27th, we would have a buy signal executed. Right here. Look at that, because the three months were crossed upwards. Polares gave

[36:53] us a buy signal. We would buy here, but this time we would take stop-loss orders. It's right down here. The daily limit was reached here on May 27th. Okay, man. We finished May completely. You saw with your

[37:05] own eyes how the strategy, the stop days, and how the process going to hand you the pre-digested numbers from the last six months right there. I strategy on the chart yourself and draw your own conclusions. Don't be

[37:20] lazy, man. And dude, of course, right? The scalping strategy I showed you matches my trading profile, but it might not match yours, and that's perfectly fine. Nothing prevents you from using this indicator and creating your own setup.

[37:34] Sometimes the best strategy isn't the one someone else developed and handed to you ready-made; it's the one you built yourself and understood how it works Pio Polares indicator, which is the indicator I showed you today,

[37:49] 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 at the Fibonacci retracement tool

[38:01] . 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

[38:13] 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

[38:26] level, right, the weakest longer-term trades, you could which are the strongest Fibonacci levels. Notice that the price, look, it

[38:39] retraced to those levels and then fell again, resisted at that shorter Fibonacci level, and then fell again. So it's an automatic Fibonacci retracement; you Fibonacci retracement this way. Look, the indicator already does this for

[38:53] you automatically during the trading session. So this is the PI Fibonacci indicator. But we also have, man, the Pure Rangers indicator, which automatically generates support and resistance zones for us during the trading session.

[39:05] We also have, man, the P rank indicator, which I really like to use to catch trend reversals, especially together with the biorons indicator, which is the indicator I'm putting on the chart now. Look,

[39:18] this red line shows us the long-term direction. When that red line turns green and the averages cross upwards, I tend to see can see. And if I'm using the P rank indicator, I have

[39:34] trend reversal. And of course, if I want to use only the averages here from the PI reversals indicator, I can remove the reversals and keep only the averages. So, for example, when the sign matches P rank, look, the averages

[39:48] 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

[40:00] 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

[40:13] Pilsar 3.0 method in the bonus module. Hey, I wanted to tell you this: if you're a student of the Pilsar 3.0 method, you 'll receive this indicator for free in the bonus module this June. So you'll be able to use this

[40:27] indicator, for example, along with the Pilsar coloring, man. And we could develop a fantastic strategy, man, like this : Look, this is May 4th. When the indicator shows us a purple arrow

[40:40] and the candles are light red, we simply place of the candles until our order is triggered. For example, our take the profit from the operation down here; it would be the first profit of the day. And then you're left

[40:53] waiting for a new signal. Notice that here, look, we had a new a purple arrow for us here, while the sails were light red. We would Look, our sell order would be executed at this point, and the price below is the trade-off

[41:06] price. That would be their second win of the day. And then we're left waiting for a new signal. Look, notice that further ahead the Polares indicator would have generated a sell signal for us again . Right here, look, since

[41:18] it generated a purple arrow while the candles were red. We would simply between the highs of the candles until the order was triggered. And It would place our sell order at this point, and the exit from the trade would be triggered here below

[41:31] . This would be the third gain of the day here on May 4th. Pretty simple, right? Then we'll move on to May 6th. Look, on May 6th the candles are green and clear, and Pilio Polares gave a buy signal. Look, right here

[41:43] we're positioning our buy order between the lows, the candles that are buy order would be triggered right here. Look, take the price from the operation above , first profit of the day. After that, look, further up here the

[41:55] we had an upward trend here, right? Then the trend reversed Notice that the candles are light red. And then the Piolares indicator, look, it gave us a purple arrow here. We would then

[42:09] move our sell order between the highs of the candles until Selected below. Look, our sales revenue is selected at this point, and the price below would be taken from the transaction. That would be their second win of the day.

[42:21] Pipolares indicator gave another sell signal. While the candles were place our sell order between the highs of the candles until the sell order would be triggered here, at this point, and down here to capture the

[42:35] trade; it would be the third profit of the day. So, running some quick backtests here , using the Pilsar color along with the Pil Polares indicator in May 2026, the results would have been these,

[42:48] right? If you operated for the entire month, of course, right? You would have made around course, right? You would have made around 2,800 points with 43 wins, five stops, and a success rate of approximately 89.5%,

[43:01] practically 90%, right, with this strategy in the month of May. I repeat, man, notice that it would be a strategy with a very clean chart, just the Pilsar coloring along with the Polares indicator. So, if you are a

[43:14] student of the Pilsar method, you will find this Pil Polares indicator for free in the bonus module. starting in June. Now, if you're not a student of the Pilsar method and you want to use these indicators, just

[43:28] go to strategies, then strategies store, search here for Pio Pio, and here you'll find our indicators, such as the PI Polares indicator with these three

[43:41] plans. Here you can choose the plan that best suits your needs. Remember that you have a seven-day guarantee. If you do n't like it, simply request a refund and Neógica will return all your money. But anyway, man, of course, the indicator

[43:53] I showed today, the Pio Polares oscillator, is 100% free. And as I video. So now it's up to you, buddy. Play around with the PI Polares oscillator indicator, testing it on different timeframes and different assets. Who knows,

[44:08] you might discover a setup that perfectly fits your needs. Who knows, maybe this indicator will become a tool that will accompany you for years. In day trading, you'll only know if you try. I repeat, the indicator is

[44:20] free in the Pilsar 3.0 VIP List group. The link is in the description of this video and in the first pinned comment. And I really put a lot of effort into bringing this man. So, if you think this

[44:33] subscribe to this channel with notifications 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 strategies from the Next version, meaning they are

[44:46] 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

[44:58] 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.