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MA Crossover + HTF Filter (Pawan Sharma)

Reviewed video: “Intraday moving-average crossover strategy”

★☆☆☆☆
1.0/5

The claim

A 5-minute SMMA 11/21 crossover, filtered by the higher-timeframe (15-min) trend, with a confirmed entry, swing stop, and exit on the reverse cross or 3:15.

How we tested it

Faithful test on Nifty-50, 5-min, 2 years, ₹40k/trade, at zero, 0.05% and 0.10% slippage — 19,197 trades.

The data

Net P&L (₹ lakh), 19,197 tradesZero slippage-7.10L0.05% slippage-10.80L0.10% slippage-14.60L
MetricValue
Zero slippage-7.10L
0.05% slippage-10.80L
0.10% slippage-14.60L

Our verdict

A polished 'I quit my job to trade this' pitch, and the higher-timeframe filter is a sensible addition that does help versus a naive crossover.

But it's dead even before costs: −₹7.1 lakh at zero slippage over 19,197 trades, 34% win. Five-minute large-caps chop far more than they trend, the reverse-cross exit hands back every runner, and 19,000 trades let charges bury a near-zero edge. The blockbuster crossovers in the video are cherry-picked from old charts.

Bottom line

★☆☆☆☆  1.0/5

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