Percentile Momentum, SMA EMA Web Hook Strategy

Discover a 5-minute trading strategy using Percentile Momentum and SMA EMA Web Hook indicators for clear buy/sell signals across crypto, forex, and stocks.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: EMA Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 5-minute
  • Markets: Cryptocurrencies, Forex, Stocks, SPY

Indicators used

  • 75th to 25th Percentile Momentum
  • SMA EMA Web Hook

Source video

Decoded from: Secret Settings that NEVER FAIL! It Gives Exact ENTR & EXIT Signals! by STOCK MARKET US — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:44 - Introduction to indicators
  • 1:00 - Timeframe and markets
  • 1:25 - Percentile Momentum indicator setup
  • 2:00 - SMA EMA Web Hook indicator setup
  • 2:20 - Sell order conditions
  • 2:40 - Stop loss and risk-to-reward for short
  • 3:15 - Buy order conditions
  • 3:30 - Stop loss and risk-to-reward for long

Strategy overview

Moving averages give a strategy its trend reference, and the EMA is the version that weights recent price most heavily — but neither tool on this chart is a stock moving average. This entry pairs a percentile-based momentum reading, which frames current momentum against its own upper and lower distribution bands rather than against a fixed zero line, with a composite SMA/EMA overlay that ties its averages to swing points instead of to a plain crossover. Both run on the 5-minute chart, and the source video gives markets and timeframe their own early chapter before either indicator is touched.

What separates this one from the rest of the moving-average family is which half of the market it actually teaches. The published chapter list is symmetrical where the tools are concerned — one setup segment for the percentile momentum reading, one for the SMA/EMA overlay — and then the runtime commits entirely to one direction: sell order conditions, followed by stop loss and risk-to-reward for the short. There is no matching long segment on record. That makes it unusual in two opposite ways at once: it is one of the few videos in this group that carries a setup all the way through to a stated risk parameter, and it does so for a single side of a strategy whose indicators are direction-neutral by construction.

The title — "Secret Settings that NEVER FAIL! It Gives Exact ENTR & EXIT Signals!" — stakes the whole video on the configuration rather than on the concept, which is a defensible emphasis when the indicators are community-published rather than platform defaults: with non-standard tools, the inputs really are the strategy. Nothing on record supports the reliability claim itself, and this page carries no extracted rule set, so treat the video as the primary source and the short-side framing as the shape of what it teaches.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What indicators does this strategy use?

Two non-default overlays: a 75th-to-25th percentile momentum indicator, which reads momentum against its own upper and lower percentile bands, and an SMA/EMA composite that anchors its averages to swing structure. Both are applied to the 5-minute chart in the source video.

Does the video cover both long and short trades?

Only the short side appears in the video's published chapters. The entry conditions segment is labelled for sell orders, and the risk segment covers stop loss and risk-to-reward for the short specifically — there is no corresponding long-side section on record.

What timeframe and markets is it built for?

The 5-minute chart. The video dedicates an early chapter to timeframe and markets before introducing either indicator, so that choice is presented as a deliberate part of the setup rather than an afterthought.

How should I evaluate a strategy that claims its settings never fail?

Treat the claim as a title, not as evidence, and test the logic yourself on historical data across more than one market before risking capital — particularly when the indicators are third-party scripts whose behaviour changes materially with their inputs. Strategy Decoder catalogues strategies like this one from video sources so you can compare them and test them on TradingView.

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