Thank you Alien for the excellent system, indicators and insights. Many hours of study and 37 pages of notes later and I am finally caught up to the current page.
Short time frames pull longer time frames along. If a short time frame turns against the longer time frame, look for it to turn back and pull the longer tf farther in the direction that it had been going.
For longer term trades, look at the long tf charts for direction first and trade only that direction. Look for spreading and rising ADX and RSIOMA agreement on each chart. Then you could use the H4 for setups and verify that H1 and M15 are pulling the H4 the right direction.
For shorter term trades, use a shorter tf chart such as M15 to find setups and verify that M5 and M1 are pulling the M15 the right direction.
ADX is important. An ideal setup includes a compression of the ADX followed by all five speeds turning up. The histogram must be the correct color.
BB squeeze is a clue that momentum will pick up soon. Trade in the direction of the BB slope.
RSIOMA must be above 50 and climbing or above 80 and at least level for a buy trade and the d stoch must have crossed up. For an RSIOMA/delayed stochastic divergence trade, the RSIOMA must be above 80 and the d stoch must be far below and cross up.
The green stoch must be above 50 and climbing or above 80 and at least level. While the green stoch is climbing, it is ideal if the 8, 3, 3 has crossed back below it and then tuned back up. The 8, 3, 3 crossing 50 at a steep angle is a good clue.
Look for divergence between the RSIOMA or green stochastic and price action. Also between the RSIOMA and delayed stochastic.