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Quoting 4rx
{quote} Hi Waldo..... any update on this? Cant find it ...hidden by TV ?
Hey there...I didn't realize Tradingview has very stringent indicator publishing policies and my RHO publication didn't meet those guidelines.

I am not sure if it was because I put a link to this thread in the description or the mod just truly found it "not useful".

You should be able to just paste this into a pinescript editor and add it to your chart:

//@version=5
indicator("Robinhood Oscillator", shorttitle="RHO")

// First MACD Calculations
fast_ma1 = ta.ema(close, 6)
slow_ma1 = ta.ema(close, 10)
macd1 = fast_ma1 - slow_ma1
signal1 = ta.ema(macd1, 9)

// Second MACD Calculations
fast_ma2 = ta.ema(close, 11)
slow_ma2 = ta.ema(close, 13)
macd2 = fast_ma2 - slow_ma2
signal2 = ta.ema(macd2, 9)

// Plotting
plot(macd1, title="MACD 1", color=color.rgb(255, 0, 255))
//plot(signal1, title="Signal 1", color=color.yellow)
plot(macd2, title="MACD 2", color=color.rgb(0,255,0))
//plot(signal2, title="Signal 2", color=color.orange)
hline(0, title="Zero Line", color=color.silver)
@Robinhood
Hello there,
I am using the original template to trade the daily and H4 timeframes. the only change is using 45 and 55 levels for Rsi, instead of 50.
Works well for me. My only hurdle is doing multiple timeframe analysis to determine trend. A long time back you had given me a brief answer, but I have not been able to apply it successfully.
Would you please explain it again with examples on how to do it correctly. Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Quoting csethna
@Robinhood Hello there, I am using the original template to trade the daily and H4 timeframes. the only change is using 45 and 55 levels for Rsi, instead of 50. Works well for me. My only hurdle is doing multiple timeframe analysis to determine trend. A long time back you had given me a brief answer, but I have not been able to apply it successfully. Would you please explain it again with examples on how to do it correctly. Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
1. Regarding the RSI, more than 25 years ago I did the same thing by using the 45 & 55. Then when I became proficient at writing trading code via EasyLanguage (TradeStation) I was able to have the computer optimize various parameters such as the RSI via back-testing over a given period of time.

The problem I found out was that on one Forex pair, or one stock, or one specific Futures contract the optimal RSI numbers on each side of the 50 would be different, like 42 & 53, or 44 & 58, or 41 & 56, etc. Then when you changed the length of the back-testing periods all of the optimal RSI numbers would change again. So that's why I now only use the 50. But as you probably know, I always have at least one or more indicator(s) along with the RSI to confirm entries and exits.

2. Regarding multiple timeframe analysis, I don't think that I am the best person to ask about how to do it to determine the trend but I can tell you how I do it. I look at one time frame higher than the time frame that I am trading. And under normal circumstances I don't trade against the trend of the higher time frame.

Now one can argue that the time frame that you are trading must turn before the next higher time frame does, thereby causing you to miss some trades and that would be true, but personally I would rather miss some trades than to knowingly and intentionally trade against the trend of the higher time frame.

If anyone else that views this thread wants to share how they do it then I would welcome them to do so.
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Quoting RobinHood
{quote} 1. Regarding the RSI, more than 25 years ago I did the same thing by using the 45 & 55. Then when I became proficient at writing trading code via EasyLanguage (TradeStation) I was able to have the computer optimize various parameters such as the RSI via back-testing over a given period of time. The problem I found out was that on one Forex pair, or one stock, or one specific Futures contract the optimal RSI numbers on each side of the 50 would be different, like 42 & 53, or 44 & 58, or 41 & 56, etc. Then when you changed the length of the...
Thank you for your answer. on the tms thread, emmanuel had explained it but the method was different. my IQ doesn't help in understanding it optimally. I hope someone on this thread can explain using this method with a couple of examples.
Quoting RobinHood
{quote} 1. Regarding the RSI, more than 25 years ago I did the same thing by using the 45 & 55. Then when I became proficient at writing trading code via EasyLanguage (TradeStation) I was able to have the computer optimize various parameters such as the RSI via back-testing over a given period of time. The problem I found out was that on one Forex pair, or one stock, or one specific Futures contract the optimal RSI numbers on each side of the 50 would be different, like 42 & 53, or 44 & 58, or 41 & 56, etc. Then when you changed the length of the...
Which timeframe do you trade the most?
Quoting nanacarter
{quote} Which timeframe do you trade the most?
Daily
Always a Student, Never a Master - Emulate What Works
Hello there! I couldn't help but notice that this thread seems to be quite inactive. I'm curious to know if this indicates that the method we've been discussing, RH's TMSr, is no longer considered profitable. If it is indeed the case, I'm interested in hearing from those who are still actively trading using RH's TMSr method. If you're one of them, I would love to connect and learn more about your experiences. Let's revive this discussion and continue our exploration together!
Quoting ajjuve
If RHO indicators MTF, It would be awesome.
mr robinhood! hello sir how you doing? are this teemplates avaliable for mt5?

thanks a lot
regards!
Quoting 29071989
{quote} mr robinhood! hello sir how you doing? are this teemplates avaliable for mt5? thanks a lot regards!
Hello, try this
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When taking a Daily position and you are considering the RSI from the Weekly, do you take the reading from the end of the previous week and do you take the reading during the course of the current week prior to placing your trade?
As an example you are doing your end of week top down analysis on Saturday where the markets are closed and the weekly RSI is 45. Today is Wednesday and the weekly RSI is now reading 51

Feel free to reply with your experiences
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Quoting Iakov
{quote} Hello, try this {file} {image}
kindly share the currency changer indicator
Quoting nanacarter
{quote} kindly share the currency changer indicator
Here it is
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Quoting Iakov
{quote} Here it is {file}
Thanks
Quoting SF422
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thats best method in this case
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Quoting teatime
{quote} Thank you very much
that is not my post !!!!
dont klick the files from Roberk !!!!
Quoting RobinHood
Currently, the only stock that I am day trading is Tesla...due to the volume and the volatility. Here is what my chart looks like, it's a 3 min. chart. {image} Here is what my Daily Tesla chart looks like. I use this exact setup to position trade and day trade stocks. I like it because it NEVER misses a good trade. {image} * This template is not something that I want share because it has taken me about 3 years to perfect it. Hundreds and hundreds of hours.
Hi RobinHood,
I hope you are fine. I want to learn the indicator on 3 minute chart which is red blue dotted and plotted on price. Iwant to apply it on trading view.Thanks for all.
Quoting Celal
{quote} Hi RobinHood, I hope you are fine. I want to learn the indicator on 3 minute chart which is red blue dotted and plotted on price. Iwant to apply it on trading view.Thanks for all.
As I said in my post..."This template is not something that I want share because it has taken me about 3 years to perfect it. Hundreds and hundreds of hours".

I'll tell you why I don't want to share it. It's because someone will come along and start selling it to other traders (as if it's their own). I know because I have seen it happen with the Robinhood Oscillator and other things I have created.

But I will share something that mimics the dots quite well. It's the 4 ema and the 10 ema. I have plotted the 2 emas on the chart below as green and red lines. BTW, I just recently figured this out totally by accident.
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Hi Robinhood

Is there any significance of the 14 Period stochastics turning red above the 50%?
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Quoting SF422
Hi Robinhood Is there any significance of the 14 Period stochastics turning red above the 50%? {image}
No
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