STD Filtered, Decision Point Price Momentum Oscillator, Smart Shar Strategy

Bitcoin/USDT 5-minute entries: STD Filtered signal with price above its MA, Decision Point PMO histogram confirmation and Smart Shar close filter.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Momentum Trading

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 5 minutes
  • Markets: Cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin/USDT), Forex, Stocks

Indicators used

  • STD Filtered
  • Decision Point Price Momentum Oscillator
  • Smart Shar

Source video

Decoded from: NUEVA Configuración de Indicadores "3 en 1" Que Predice el Futuro Exacto en Tradingview ¡No Falla! by Juego de Traders — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:30 - Strategy introduction and 5-minute timeframe
  • 1:10 - STD Filtered indicator settings and basic use
  • 2:40 - Decision Point Price Momentum Oscillator introduction
  • 3:15 - Decision Point Price Momentum Oscillator settings and confirmation rule
  • 4:35 - Smart Shar indicator introduction
  • 5:00 - Smart Shar settings and final confirmation rule
  • 5:40 - Full long entry example
  • 6:30 - Full short entry example

Strategy overview

Momentum trading asks whether a move has enough force behind it to keep going, rather than whether price looks high or low. This entry decodes a Spanish-language walkthrough from the channel Juego de Traders, which assembles three separate TradingView scripts — STD Filtered, the Decision Point Price Momentum Oscillator, and Smart Shar — into a single 5-minute chart layout the video presents as a "3 in 1" configuration. The title's promise that the setup predicts the exact future and never fails is the channel's own framing, not a tested outcome, and it is worth naming as such before anything else on the page.

What makes a stack like this worth thinking about is that the three layers are doing genuinely different jobs. A filtered-smoothing overlay strips noise to leave a directional read; a price momentum oscillator in the Decision Point lineage of double-smoothed rate-of-change tools describes whether that direction is accelerating or fading; and the third layer is oriented toward timing — marking where a move still looks intact and where it has stopped behaving like one. Direction, state, timing: that division of labour is the argument for layering rather than picking one indicator.

The counterweight is that all three are transforms of the same price series, so their agreement is correlated rather than independent — three confirmations are not three witnesses — and every smoothing pass is paid for in bars. On a 5-minute chart, where the intended move may only last a handful of candles, waiting for a third confirmation costs entry price. That trade-off between confirmation quality and latency is the real subject of any layered momentum setup. No rule set has been extracted for this entry, so this page catalogues the indicator set, the timeframe and the structure of the source video, whose timestamped sections introduce each of the three tools in turn; the video itself remains the reference for how its creator combines them.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What is a "3 in 1" indicator configuration?

It is a chart layout where several indicators are stacked together and a signal is only considered when they line up. The purpose is filtering — cutting down how often you act — rather than adding new information, since most indicators on a single chart are different mathematical transforms of the same price data.

Do three confirming indicators make a signal three times more reliable?

No. Indicators computed from the same price series tend to agree and disagree together, so their confirmation is correlated rather than independent. Each additional smoothing layer also introduces lag, which means a stacked setup filters out some noise at the cost of a later entry.

Why does this setup use the 5-minute timeframe?

The source video presents the configuration on a 5-minute chart, which is a common intraday scalping horizon. It is also where the lag introduced by multiple smoothed indicators matters most, because the moves being traded span only a few candles.

How can I evaluate a multi-indicator momentum setup like this one?

Test it yourself on historical and then live data before committing capital, paying attention to how much of the move is already gone by the time all layers agree. Strategy Decoder catalogues strategies presented in video sources — including their indicators and timeframes — so you can find and evaluate them on TradingView.

About this strategy page

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