FVMA, SuperTrend, Zero Lag MACD Strategy

GBPJPY 1-hour system: enter when FVMA and SuperTrend turn the same color and Zero Lag MACD confirms above/below zero; 40-pip stop, 80-pip target.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Moving Average Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1H
  • Markets: Forex, GBPJPY

Indicators used

  • FVMA (Fantel Volume Moving Average)
  • SuperTrend
  • MACD Zero Lag

Source video

Decoded from: Trader Review: Insane Moving Average FOREX Strategy Buy Sell Indicator On Tradingview! by Trading with DaviddTech — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction to Forex strategy backtesting
  • 1:20 - Adding FVMA indicator and settings
  • 2:19 - Adding SuperTrend indicator and settings
  • 3:08 - Adding Zero Lag MACD indicator and settings
  • 4:00 - Entry conditions explained
  • 4:25 - Stop loss and take profit settings
  • 5:40 - Backtesting results overview

Strategy overview

A moving average smooths price into a single trend line, and most forex setups use it as the backdrop other signals are read against. What distinguishes this entry is that the average carrying the title is not a plain price average at all: FVMA — the Fantel Volume Moving Average — folds volume into the calculation, so the trend layer here is weighted by participation rather than by price alone. It sits at the front of a three-part stack completed by SuperTrend and a zero-lag MACD, filed on a single one-hour chart.

The framing is a review, not a lesson. "Trading with DaviddTech" opens the video on backtesting a forex strategy rather than on why the indicators belong together, then works through them as a build list — each one added and configured in turn across roughly three minutes, one after another, before entry conditions arrive at the four-minute mark and stop loss and take profit close the video out. The weight of the running order sits on assembly: the viewer is being shown how to reproduce a chart indicator by indicator, with the trade logic arriving late and briefly on top of it.

A few honest notes on what is and isn't on file. "Insane" is the video's own billing, not an assessment. The market is described only as forex — no currency pair, test period or dataset is stated, despite the backtesting opener. One timeframe, the hour, is recorded. And no mechanical rule set was decoded for this entry, so this page covers the concept and the shape of the source video rather than a rule-by-rule breakdown.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What indicators does this strategy combine?

Three: FVMA (Fantel Volume Moving Average) as the trend layer, SuperTrend, and a zero-lag MACD. They are added and configured in sequence in the source video, all on the same chart.

What makes FVMA different from a normal moving average?

As its name indicates, the Fantel Volume Moving Average incorporates volume into the average rather than smoothing price alone, so the resulting line reflects how much participation accompanied a move, not just where price went.

What timeframe is this setup used on?

The one-hour chart is the only timeframe on file for this entry — a swing-to-intraday horizon rather than a scalping one, which fits a three-indicator confirmation stack.

Is this a tutorial or a strategy review?

The channel presents it as a trader review, and the video opens on backtesting a forex strategy rather than on theory. Entry conditions and the stop loss and take profit settings are covered in the final minute and a half. No mechanical rule set was decoded for this entry, so the source video remains the reference for those specifics.

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