Power Trend Volume Range Filter Strategy, ADX, Supertrend Scalping Strategy

Scalping strategy for stocks, forex, and crypto using Power Trend Volume, ADX, and Supertrend. Identifies trends and generates buy/sell signals for 1-minute cha

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Supertrend Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1-minute
  • Markets: stocks, forex, crypto, Ethereum

Indicators used

  • Power Trend Volume Range Filter Strategy
  • ADX
  • Supertrend oscillator

Source video

Decoded from: From Couch Potato to Profitable Trader: Easy Strategy for Success by TradeGenius — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:17 - Adding Power Trend Volume Range Filter Strategy indicator
  • 0:46 - VWAP line explanation for trend identification
  • 1:25 - Adding ADX indicator
  • 1:40 - ADX 20 level for trend confirmation
  • 2:08 - Buy trade entry conditions
  • 2:37 - Buy trade risk management (stop loss, take profit)
  • 2:50 - Short trade entry conditions
  • 3:20 - Short trade risk management (stop loss, take profit)
  • 3:33 - Backtest results

Strategy overview

SuperTrend is a trailing-stop indicator that flips between a long and a short state as price crosses an ATR-based band, and here it sits at the end of a three-tool stack — a volume-based range filter, a trend-strength gauge, and the SuperTrend flip itself — applied to a 1-minute chart. What makes this entry worth a second look is the gap between its packaging and its demands: TradeGenius titles the video "From Couch Potato to Profitable Trader: Easy Strategy for Success", but the one-minute chart is the least couch-like timeframe available. "Easy" here describes the decision rule, not the workload; a setup can be simple to read and still require unbroken screen time, fast execution, and tolerance for a high trade count.

The second thing to notice is what the stack is actually made of. All three tools are trend instruments reading the same price series from slightly different angles — a volume-weighted range overlay, a strength reading that says how directional the market is without saying which way, and a reversal state that flips on band crosses. In a strong move they tend to agree; in chop they tend to disagree together. That is closer to raising the bar for entry — fewer signals, later signals — than to gathering independent evidence, and it is worth asking of any confluence stack whether the third indicator ever changes a decision the first two had not already made.

The source is a compact walkthrough: it adds each tool to the chart in turn, explains what the filter's line is meant to tell you about direction, brings in the strength gauge as a confirmation layer, and closes on where stops and targets sit — all inside the first few minutes. This entry catalogs the strategy as the video presents it rather than as a reconstructed rule set, so the video itself remains the primary reference for how TradeGenius reads the three tools together.

Topics

scalping strategy · power trend strategy · adx strategy · supertrend strategy · 1 minute strategy · forex strategy · crypto trading strategy · ethereum trading strategy · stocks scalping · technical indicators · tradingview strategy · pine script

Frequently asked questions

What is a SuperTrend scalping strategy on the 1-minute chart?

It applies SuperTrend — an ATR-based indicator that trails price and flips between long and short states — to one-minute candles, treating each flip as a potential scalp signal. Because the indicator recalculates on every bar, the one-minute setting produces far more state changes, and far more trades, than the same logic on higher timeframes.

Why add ADX to a SuperTrend strategy?

ADX measures how strong a trend is without saying which direction it runs, so it is typically used as a gate: take direction signals only when the market is trending enough to follow through. The caveat is that both tools read trend from the same price series, so their agreement is correlated rather than independent confirmation.

Is a 1-minute scalping strategy really passive or beginner-friendly?

A simple decision rule is not the same as a low-effort strategy. One-minute execution concentrates the cost in attention, order speed, and per-trade friction — spread and commission are paid on every one of a large number of trades, which is a much heavier drag at this frequency than on swing timeframes.

How should I evaluate a multi-indicator setup like this one before trading it?

Test each layer separately before testing the stack, so you can see whether the added filters improve results or only reduce trade count. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies like this one from video sources so you can identify the components and evaluate them on TradingView with your own data.

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