{quote} Enter upon TDI signals with price action confirmation at entry timeframe. {image}
{quote} For me TDI is a tool for smoothing oscillator indicators, especially RSI , no more than that I even used an RSI M5 on a TDI M1 20 years ago when TDI was found ,it was like that, standard the standard one can still be used, the one that has been developed should be more usable Don't you want to grow?
{quote} There are inquiries regarding my process in executing TMS trades. The TMS price action I follow is in post #647. I leverage the previous highs and lows to set up alerts. Then wait however long it takes for price to retest. During this time no need to take any actions. When price retests and alert triggered, enter at TDI signals confirmed by other price actions in #647, such as rejection {image} {image}
Divergence, That was just one of many methods we discussed. Folks were getting confused by mixing up rules from different methods so this thread will only be about the 5 method.
Entries and exits... We Enter a trade when green crosses red on the TDI at the beginning of that candle... If it's candle 3 or more don't enter... find another trade set up. The only exception is if green bounces off red and continues... it's ok to re-enter on the bounce... Exit your trade when the green TDI line goes flat, starts to hook over or makes a check mark reversal. If you add other things it will influence your decisions... usually to your detrament. Don't try to complicate it thinking it can't be...
{quote} Simple TMS setup trading the trend. previous highs and lows trend TDI cross signal to enter trades. {image}
{quote} Hi Darwati, TDI has not changed. In TMS method, BigE used TDI for entry and exit of trades. TDI signal is the timing indication, the “heart” of the method. As I mentioned previously, the way you can improve is entering at TMS setups for better accuracy and avoiding your first batch of many trades to be in drawdown. As you and I both can code and also entering trades manually despite the differences after that, if I can do it, you can do it too. trade well {image}
Don't get fired ! Just make the necessary transition to trading 4hr charts during the London session... or Daily charts.
{quote} BigE’s TMS method aims to trade away from highs and lows. Trend trading with TMS is at break and retest (some terms eg, SR flip, higher high or lower low) of previous high and low When trend is not clear, trade within the range {image}
{quote} LOL @tommydog.... the troll has here for 12+ years . and you are the Fake TMS Guru teaching people to trade green line crossed red line blindly. all the "smoke and mirror" with no 3 years track record. {image} ...
{quote} BigE’s TMS method with his favourite setup of TDI cross back from 32/68 level. {image}
{quote} Good that you admit your are a troll.
{quote} Ok Good , thanks
Long positions should be opened when the point of the Parabolic SAR indicator is located above the EMA's line and the value of the CCI indicator is more than 100.
Short positions should be opened when the point of the Parabolic SAR indicator is located below the EMA's line and the value of the CCI indicator is less than 100.
Exit point:
Target: EUR/USD (7-12 points), AUD/USD (5-8 points), GBP/USD (7-15 points).
Stop Loss level should be placed at the EMA level.
Buy 
Sell
: https://bit.ly/copy4x{quote} {image} Hi Darwati, With BigE’s TMS method, traders can pick the TDI signals with high accuracy. Something you can consider to improve your trading. Your have your style of trading, but if you can avoid entering trades that go into drawdown until price turns, you have a much better profitability and potentially reduce your exposure. Take GU as example, entering at the TMS setup does not mean you will always win, but statistics proves it has high chance of in profit, where you can manage trades easily trade well {image}
{quote} {image} Hi Darwati, With BigE’s TMS method, traders can pick the TDI signals with high accuracy. Something you can consider to improve your trading. Your have your style of trading, but if you can avoid entering trades that go into drawdown until price turns, you have a much better profitability and potentially reduce your exposure. Take GU as example, entering at the TMS setup does not mean you will always win, but statistics proves it has high chance of in profit, where you can manage trades easily trade well {image}
{quote} 1 thing that needs to be underlined, prices do not move straight, but randomly while the indicator moves straight, for example if TDI Green above Red is considered Buy and Green below Red is considered sell I have illustrated my strategy formulation in the following template install the template according to the pair, then add the indicators you use This is just one example of a method for measuring whether the indicators you use are close to the ones I use? and this is also a pattern I tested, compiled and improved the EA so that it met...
{quote} TMS_EVO_IX trades update: - 957 trades closed last week. Trade Report {image}
Myfxbook statistics Daily {image} Hourly {image} ...
{quote} Hi Darwati, I use TradingView for charting on phone. But here are the m1 charts for EU and GU. Background color is to indicate trade windows but TMS is not blindly trading every TDI signals even with a trend established. There is something you can consider improving is to have your indicator recognise previous highs and lows (BigE’s TMS price Action from post #647). The goal is to trade away from previous highs and lows and avoid chasing the market at those levels. Price retest is safer and easier to covert to mechanical code-able rules....
{quote} {image} TMS trade setups with TDI cross signals. confirmed with TMS price actions previous highs and lows rejection and last reversals TDI cross signals for entries {image}
