Disliked{quote} Quite the opposite my friend. I was trying to point out that the 1m TMA may be the perfect starting point to alert for a possible entry, but rather than getting caught up in the "noise" of the 1m for the exact entry price waiting for the 15m for confirmation. Of course this is based on the assumption that entries will be discretionary and not entirely automated. I do understand that you don't want the thread to go 100 different directions, so I will stay on the sidelines until things have solidified a little as far as entry rules.Ignored
Since @George et al put such a high emphasis on their secret M1 TMA then I'm inclined to go along that it is more than just an alert. Furthermore, if we were trend following then perhaps it's not a big deal to wait another bar or two. But since we are expecting a reversal that could be quite dramatic, then every bar counts. If we wait for the next M15 bar then we could miss a big chunk of the reverse.
Just as in real-life, everything comes down to trade-offs. If we use M1 TMA for Entries then there is a higher risk of false positives. And if we use M15 TMA for Entries then we miss a big chunk of the reverse. Maybe everything comes out in the wash using either one -- I don't know.
Or, maybe, some clever person here will notice that under certain conditions it's best to use M1 TMA for Entries, whereas under other conditions it's best to use M15 TMA. It's not carved in stone that they are mutually exclusive, right?