Supertrend Explorer/Screener + Madrid Moving Average Ribbon Strategy
Use the Supertrend Explorer/Screener and Madrid Moving Average Ribbon indicators to identify trend changes for entry signals. Works across all timeframes on cry
Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators
Part of: Moving Average Strategies
- Methodology: Technical Indicators
- Content type: strategy
- Timeframes: Any timeframe, 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours
- Markets: Cryptocurrencies, Forex, Indices, Raw materials
Indicators used
- Madrid Moving Average Ribbon
- Supertrend Explorer/Screener
Source video
Decoded from: ¡¡Este desconocido indicador de Tradingview da unos beneficios brutales!! Asombroso 😱 by *Alex Inversiones* — watch the original
Key timestamps:
- 0:44 - Introduction to indicators
- 1:14 - First indicator: Madrid Moving Average Ribbon
- 1:38 - Second indicator: Supertrend Explorer/Screener
- 2:00 - Configuration for Madrid Moving Average Ribbon
- 2:28 - Configuration for Supertrend Explorer/Screener
- 4:50 - Strategy explanation begins
- 5:05 - Strategy is valid for any timeframe
- 5:40 - Long entry conditions explained
- 6:00 - Importance of moving average 'fan' opening
- 7:50 - Risk management for long positions
- 9:30 - Take profit for long positions
- 10:00 - Short entry conditions explained
- 10:10 - Importance of moving average 'fan' opening downwards
- 11:00 - Risk management for short positions
- 12:00 - Market manipulation and liquidation zones
- 14:00 - Example of range and structure break
Strategy overview
A moving average ribbon stacks several averages of different lengths on one chart so their ordering and spacing read as a single trend picture rather than as individual crossovers. What makes this entry worth separating from the rest of the ribbon family is the second half of the pairing: the Supertrend component here is the Explorer/Screener build, a scanning-oriented tool rather than a chart signal. Tools in that class report trend state across a list of symbols or timeframes, which puts the two indicators in different roles — one answers *what to look at*, the other answers *what the trend is doing once you are looking*.
The source is a Spanish-language walkthrough from the channel *Alex Inversiones*, titled around the hook of a little-known TradingView indicator, and its running order tells you what kind of video it is. The two tools are introduced back to back early on, each then gets its own dedicated configuration segment, and the strategy explanation itself does not begin until roughly the five-minute mark. In other words, the first half is setup: finding the indicators, adding them, and getting them to display the way the presenter wants before any discussion of how the combination is meant to be traded.
A few things are worth stating plainly. The title's profit claim is promotional framing — no symbol, period or dataset is stated anywhere alongside it. The timeframe list attached to this entry runs from one minute through four hours and includes "any timeframe," which means the source commits to no single one, and a ribbon-plus-trend-filter combination behaves very differently at those two ends of that range. And a screener output is a shortlist, not a trade: it still needs entry, exit and risk rules on top. This page carries no decoded mechanical rule set — what it documents is the concept and the source video's approach to it.
Topics
supertrend strategy · madrid moving average ribbon · technical indicators · tradingview strategy · pine script · trend following strategy · forex strategy · crypto trading strategy · indices trading · 15 minute strategy · scalping strategy · swing trading
Frequently asked questions
What is a moving average ribbon?
A moving average ribbon plots several moving averages of different lengths together, so that their order, spacing and compression are read as one trend picture instead of as separate crossover signals. The Madrid Moving Average Ribbon is one of the long-standing community implementations of that idea on TradingView.
How does a Supertrend screener differ from a Supertrend on the chart?
A standard Supertrend draws a trailing trend line on the chart you are currently viewing. Explorer- or screener-style versions are built to report trend state across a list of symbols or timeframes at once, so they act as a scanning and shortlisting layer rather than as the trigger on a single chart.
What timeframe is this combination meant for?
The source does not commit to one. This entry lists everything from 1 minute through 4 hours plus "any timeframe," which reflects how the video presents the tools rather than a tested choice — and a ribbon-plus-trend-filter setup behaves quite differently on a 1-minute chart than on a 4-hour one.
How should I judge a video that promises large profits from an indicator?
Treat the claim as a headline, not as evidence: check whether a symbol, period, timeframe and dataset are stated, and whether the results could be reproduced. Strategy Decoder catalogues what a source video actually presents so you can separate the concept from the marketing and test it yourself on TradingView.
About this strategy page
This trading strategy was decoded by Strategy Decoder's AI from a public YouTube trading video and turned into a structured, reviewable specification. In the interactive app this page shows the full entry and exit logic, risk management settings, the indicators involved with their parameters, AlgoWizard-compatible logic and a Pine Script export ready for TradingView backtesting — plus an automated backtest verdict when one has been computed for this strategy.
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