EMA 20, Supertrend 7, RSI 7 Strategy

Discover a 1-minute chart strategy for Forex and Binary Options using EMA 20, Supertrend 7, and RSI 7. This triple momentum alignment strategy focuses on precis

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: EMA Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1-minute
  • Markets: Binary Options, Forex

Indicators used

  • EMA
  • Supertrend
  • RSI

Source video

Decoded from: 3 Indicators. 1 Perfect Signal. This 1-Minute Pocket Option Strategy Changes Everything by SAM Trading Strategies — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:20 - Strategy introduction and core concept
  • 1:15 - EMA 20 explanation
  • 1:45 - Supertrend 7 explanation
  • 2:10 - RSI 7 explanation
  • 2:45 - Buy setup rules
  • 3:10 - Sell setup rules
  • 3:20 - Expiry time
  • 4:30 - Live sell trade example
  • 6:00 - Live buy trade example
  • 7:10 - Loss explanation due to news

Strategy overview

An exponential moving average is a trend reference that weights recent prices more heavily than older ones. What sets this entry apart is not the indicator mix but where it is meant to be traded: the title names Pocket Option, a fixed-time options venue, and that single word reshapes the setup more than any of the three tools on the chart. On a platform where a position resolves at a preset expiry rather than at a price the trader chooses, there is no stop to place and no target to reach — the trade ends when the clock says so.

The video's structure follows that logic exactly. Its chapter list reads as a symmetric briefing: roughly half a minute each for the EMA, the Supertrend and the RSI, introduced one after another as a stack of equals rather than a lead signal with filters — the title compresses all three into "1 Perfect Signal". The final two markers split the setup into buy and sell, and then the timeline simply stops. No exit chapter, no risk chapter, no position-sizing chapter, which is internally consistent for a venue where expiry length and stake size are the only two levers a trader actually sets.

What this page preserves from the source is the concept: the three-indicator confluence idea, the one-minute chart it is demonstrated on, and the fixed-time venue it is built around. The trigger conditions described in the buy and sell chapters are not on record here — no rule set has been extracted for this entry. Worth weighing before adopting any version of it: at one-minute resolution the signal count is high and the tolerance for lag is close to zero, which is precisely where a stated setup and a tested one tend to part ways.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Pocket Option, and why does the venue matter for this strategy?

Pocket Option is a fixed-time (binary) options platform, where a position resolves at a preset expiry instead of at a price level the trader selects. That changes how a signal is used: expiry length and stake size take the place of a stop loss and a profit target, and the payout structure — not the size of the price move — determines the outcome. The risk profile is materially different from trading the same indicators on a spot or futures chart.

How are an EMA, a Supertrend and an RSI meant to work together?

Each answers a different question: the moving average gives a trend reference, the Supertrend gives a discrete trend state that flips, and the RSI reads momentum. A confluence approach asks all three to agree before acting, which cuts signal frequency in exchange for filtering. The trade-off is sensitivity to how each one is tuned — the same three indicators with different lookbacks behave like a different strategy.

Is a one-minute chart a reasonable place to apply a beginner strategy?

It is the least forgiving one. One-minute bars carry the highest proportion of noise to signal, leave almost no room for hesitation between a signal and an entry, and magnify the effect of spread, slippage and execution delay. Most traders learn a concept on a higher timeframe first, then decide whether it survives being compressed.

Does this page contain the exact entry and exit rules from the video?

No. The source video does devote chapters to its buy and sell setups, but no rule set has been extracted for this entry, so what you find here is the concept, the indicator combination and the source rather than the conditions themselves. Strategy Decoder catalogues video-sourced strategies like this one so you can trace them back to the original and evaluate them on your own charts.

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