Coral Trend, Wave Trend, Hull Suite Scalping Strategy

A powerful scalping strategy combining Coral Trend, Wave Trend, and Hull Suite indicators for high-probability entries in Forex and Crypto markets on all timefr

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Scalping

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: All time frames
  • Markets: All financial markets, Forex, Crypto

Indicators used

  • Coral Trend indicator ping version 4
  • Wave Trend
  • Hull Suite indicator

Source video

Decoded from: How I Made 108% Profits in 3 Days With This Simple Scalping Trading Strategy by TradeGenius — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:10 - Coral Trend indicator setup
  • 0:47 - Wave Trend indicator setup
  • 1:25 - Wave Trend confirmation for signals
  • 1:59 - Hull Suite indicator setup
  • 2:24 - Detailed entry rules for long trade
  • 3:08 - Stop loss for long trade
  • 3:18 - Take profit for long trade
  • 3:25 - Detailed entry rules for short trade
  • 3:55 - Stop loss for short trade
  • 4:03 - Take profit for short trade

Strategy overview

Scalping is the style of taking many short-held trades for small individual gains, which normally makes the timeframe the defining parameter of the method. This entry is unusual in that respect: it is catalogued for all time frames, so the one variable that would ordinarily fix a scalping strategy's identity is left to the trader. What carries the identity instead is a specific chart configuration — Coral Trend, Wave Trend and the Hull Suite layered on the same chart, as assembled in a TradeGenius video.

The composition of that stack is worth reading carefully before adopting it. Coral Trend and the Hull Suite are both trend-following smoothers — different constructions doing broadly the same job — while Wave Trend is an oscillator brought in as confirmation. Two trend filters will agree most of the time, so the informative moments are the ones where they diverge, and the practical question for anyone rebuilding this is what the second trend filter contributes that the first does not. The video's own index reflects where its weight falls: the bulk of its short runtime goes to setting up the three indicators one after another, with entry and stop placement arriving only at the end. The deliverable is as much a chart configuration as it is a set of conditions, and reproducing it depends on locating the same community scripts, including a specific version of Coral Trend.

The title — "How I Made 108% Profits in 3 Days With This Simple Scalping Trading Strategy" — is a personal account over a three-day window, not a tested result, and three days is far too short a sample to separate an edge from a favorable run. No verified performance data is attached to this entry, and no decoded rule set is available for it here, so the source video remains the reference for how the three indicators are meant to combine. The transferable part is the structure: two trend filters plus an oscillator, on a timeframe the trader has to supply.

Topics

coral trend strategy · wave trend strategy · hull suite strategy · scalping strategy · forex strategy · crypto trading strategy · technical indicators · trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · all timeframes strategy

Frequently asked questions

What indicators does this scalping strategy use?

Three, layered on the same chart: Coral Trend, Wave Trend and the Hull Suite. Coral Trend and the Hull Suite are both trend-following tools, while Wave Trend is an oscillator used as a confirmation layer. All three are community scripts rather than built-in defaults, so rebuilding the setup means finding the same versions.

What timeframe is this scalping strategy for?

No single timeframe is fixed — the entry is catalogued for all time frames and the source video does not anchor one. Scalping in practice implies low intraday charts, but with the timeframe unspecified, that choice sits with the trader rather than with the method.

Is the 108% in three days claim verified?

No. It is the creator's own account in the video title, covering a three-day period, and it is not a backtest or an audited result. A window that short cannot distinguish a genuine edge from a favorable run, so it should be treated as a headline rather than as evidence.

Where can I see the full rules for this setup?

The complete rule set has not been extracted for this entry, so the TradeGenius video itself remains the reference for the entry and stop-loss logic. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies like this one — the indicators used and the concept behind them — so you can locate the source and test the idea on TradingView before risking capital.

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