SMA, Volume Strategy

SMA and Volume-based strategy for long entries across multiple timeframes (1m to Daily) for Stocks. Uses specific entry, stop loss, and take profit rules.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Moving Average Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Daily, 1-minute, 5-minute, 1-hour
  • Markets: Stocks

Source video

Decoded from: ASÍ PASÓ DE 9100 DOLARES A 82 MILLONES KRISTJAN KULLAMÄGI | Estrategia Revelada Paso A Paso by Pau - Trading Studio — watch the original

Strategy overview

A simple moving average smooths recent closes into a single trend reference while volume records how much participation stood behind each move, and pairing the two is shorthand for trading with the trend only when enough of the market shows up. What sets this entry apart is that the concept is not the video's subject — a person is. The title translates as "This is how Kristjan Kullamägi went from $9,100 to $82 million | Strategy revealed step by step": the result comes first, the method second, and the moving average and volume arrive as attributes of a documented trading style rather than as a specification written down for reuse.

That makes this a biographical reconstruction, not a rulebook. The source is a Spanish-language channel, Pau - Trading Studio, retelling a well-known trader's approach rather than the trader publishing it directly. The distinction matters when you decide what to take from it: what a viewer receives is an account of how someone else is understood to work, assembled and interpreted by a third party. Videos of this type tend to be strongest on why a style hangs together — what the average is watching for, what volume is meant to confirm — and weakest on the thresholds and exceptions that only the practitioner knows.

A few things are worth stating plainly. The four timeframes filed on this entry — daily, 1-hour, 5-minute and 1-minute — span position-scale and execution-scale reading, and nothing here commits to one of them. The dollar figures in the title are a claim about one individual's account, with no period, starting risk, drawdown or dataset stated, and one trader's outcome establishes nothing about how a moving average and a volume filter behave in anyone else's hands. No mechanical rule set has been decoded for this entry, so what this page offers is the concept and the context of the source, not entries, exits or position sizing.

Topics

trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · technical indicators · sma strategy · volume strategy · stocks trading strategy · daily trading · 1 minute strategy · 5 minute strategy · 1 hour strategy · stock market strategy · long only strategy

Frequently asked questions

What is an SMA and volume strategy?

A simple moving average averages closing prices over a set number of bars to give a smoothed trend reference, and volume measures how much trading activity accompanied a move. Combining them is a common way to require two independent conditions before acting: the trend direction the average implies, and evidence that a move happened with participation rather than on thin trade.

What does this video actually cover?

It is a Spanish-language profile built around a named trader and a headline account result, presented as a step-by-step reconstruction of the approach. It is a third-party retelling — the channel is Pau - Trading Studio, not the trader — so it describes a style as understood by an explainer rather than publishing a system specification.

Does the $9,100 to $82 million figure describe this strategy's performance?

No. That figure appears in the video's promotional title and refers to a claim about one person's trading account over an unstated period, with no dataset, risk parameters or drawdown given. An individual's outcome is not a measurement of a moving average and volume combination, and it should not be read as an expected result.

Are the trading rules from this video available on this page?

No mechanical rule set has been extracted for this entry, so no entries, exits, filters or position sizing are decoded here — this page covers the concept and the source context only. Strategy Decoder extracts structured rules from video sources where the source states them clearly enough to do so, and marks entries like this one where it does not.

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