Trading Made Simple(r)

Thank u thank u. 5%ers One.

I go mainly for 1 trade a day. Sometimes I take a day off sometimes I take 2 trades in a particular day...I go mostly for 1:1 1.20:1. Small risk reward for high win rate. I trade every Session.

I did.. cant tell you where exactly in this thread.

You can find it in Tradingview [COG] TMS Crossfire

Thank you mate!!

This is how I've been using this method, I still have the core of the concept at heart. I just added a couple extras to facilitate in my entries and prevent my from having a bunch of different TF charts getting lost in some of the candles.

Still working out some kinks in the code and the logic, Along with appearance. But right now this is based off of Robinhoods Stochastics and RSI combo, his emas he uses, also im using Roscearm's provided Tradingview template, and soon, ill incorporate his RHO oscillator.... ..somehow.. maybe... anyways...

I HATE 57 indicators on a screen. So im trying to combine them into a sensible visual experience, but keeping all his logic in one.(maybe two)
I've been working on an indicator that combines some of these things into one.

1. 2 stochastics and RSI with Robinhoods given parameters.
2. His Emas (Thats what the center line is now)
3. (I have not yet incorporated his Robinhood oscillator thing that's set to 55-something-something or whatever.) that's coming in the future after I figure out how to use it exactly.

Let me attempt to explain what I'm using and how I'm using it.

1. Stochastic and RSI: Same original concept, Nothings changed there, Long when they cross over, short when they cross under.

2.(This is my favorite one) The center line which is the 50 line, which is how I incorporate his 5EMAS(even though I only do 4) anyways it changes color depending on the order of whatever timeframe i choose for the EMAS to be calculated from.

Green= Uptrend (Emas in order)
Light blue= slight pull back (3 crossing 8 and 3 crossing 21)
Dark blue=Heavy pull back (3 crossing the 55)

Red= Downtrend(emas in order)
Yellow= Slight pull back(same crossings[opposite direction obviously])
Orange= Heavy pull back(same crossings, again, opposite direction)

My setups are as follows and sometimes I hit good, sometimes I miss small:
Center lets me know the overall trend and position of the emas in that trend. I'm looking for at-least 9-15(or more)(that equals 3-5 candle lengths on 15min chart) to be red or green, then a yellow or light blue signalling a pull back, if that last about 3-6 candles in length, then switches back to the dominate trend, THEN I look for an Entry on the 1 minute Stochastics and RSI.

On those charts the Stochastic/RSI is set to the 1 minute Timeframe. It gives me better entries on the 5 min. Rather than jumping in on the 5 and slowely watching it tick the opposite way for 10 minutes or so. Also allows me to use a smaller stop..

Couple different exit methods, if im in a good trend and the ticks are largely in my favor I will sometimes wait for the RSI to get close or to cross the 50 line, Sometimes i do set take profits at 2:1 and get mad that it could have went to 329:1! Usually i set the take profit if im not around my computer.
The chart with circles shows trade entries


Just wanted to share something ive been tinkering around with
Im really enjoying that center line MA thing though. Really cool to watch it change colors to the pull back, see the 5 min time frame react, then it switches colors back to red and i get a short signal with the 1 min stoch. and they play out very nicely.

anyways the chart(below) shows a couple entries, The blue circles show great entries, the yellow circles show entries that would have worked, just taken alot longer. Any long signals I completely ignored because of the Center line letting me know what the dominant 15min TF is up to.
The picture below just shows how the Center line represents his Moving averages and changes overtime depending on what the 15min chart is doing. If you see a rainbow of colors from red to green to yellow to orange to black to green ect ect, thats my ticket to stay out as the 15min is range bound and giving no clear signals. Move on to a different symbol at this point.


The third image below is 1 example of how Im ATTEMPTING(work in progress) to incorporate his 55 stoch. Ive changed the colors to be more of a background image of waves in the ocean. Dark blue is the dominat wave, light blue are the ripples. This hasnt been incorporated yet cause im still figuring out how to use it. Im not sure if its actually 100% needed given all the other confluences I have from the Center line MA and the 1 min Stoch.

Im sharing this because sometimes you get some really good insights from a community when you feel your brain is stuck in a rut.

AT FIRST GLANCE>it seems confusing.
But knowing that the 2Stochs/RSI is set to the one minute chart, the Centerline MA is set to the 15min chart, the blue waves are set to the 5 min chart. All while only watching the 5 min chart. Lets me get in and out of trades without swapping back and forth sometimes getting lost in the different screens. Gives me alot more confidence in my entries too.



Feel free to tare it apart and give pointers.


This is JUST the MA center line. Its set to take the EMAs position from the 15 min chart. You can see how it follows the movements of the 5 min chart and how the 5 minute chart makes up the trends of the 15min chart. Gives good insights into pullbacks and potential trend changes.

Great ideas!

Personally when I am using EMAs the little details of it are very important to me. How far are the EMAs apart? Which EMA crossed which. How are the angles of the EMAs etc.

Many of such things can decide for me whether I want to take a trade or not... so its a lot more than just giving a direction to me. So the center line wouldn't be too useful FOR ME. It might be just perfect for you of course.

But just giving my input as you asked.

Of course! That's actually a good thought.
I guess I use the emas a little different. I just look for bounces, not exactly worried about the exact angle, more so how large the bounce is and how many emas it passed through during that bounce.. if the bounce starts breaking through the slow, I'm getting rather cautious and stay out till I get a signal that it was just a super bounce rather than a minor bounce.

My favorite entries are based off minor bounces and semi major bounces. When it bounces off the 8 or 21. Therefore when my center line goes from red, to yellow, then red again. I then look for the entry with the following stochastic crossing back under the center line.

Red then yellow then red then stochastic cross. Enter short.
Green then blue then green then stochastic cross, enter long.

1. 15-Minute Bias:
   The center line on the stochastic indicator isn’t static—it’s generated by evaluating the order of four EMAs (with user-selectable periods) on the 15-minute chart. The color of that line reflects the trend state:
   1. Red: Indicates a clear downtrend.
   2. Yellow: Signals a minor pullback.
   3. Orange: Signals a heavy pullback.
   4. Green/Light Blue/Blue: Indicate various uptrend conditions.
   5. Black: Means there’s indecision, so you avoid trading.

2. 1-Minute Entry Signals:
   The stochastic and RSI are calculated on a 1-minute chart. When I see the 15-minute bias line change (for example, red turning to yellow and then back to red), you watch for the 1-minute stochastic/RSI to cross the center line downward. That crossover serves as my entry signal in a downtrend (and vice versa for uptrends).
3. 5-Minute Trade Management:
   Once Im in a trade, I use the 5-minute chart to manage my risk and reward. This timeframe provides a more stable reference for setting stop-losses and profit targets.

This multi-timeframe approach leverages the strengths of each timeframe: the 15-minute chart confirms the overall trend, the 1-minute chart provides precise entry signals, and the 5-minute chart helps with trade management.

This is an easier way of explaining my approach Thanks Chat gpt for putting into a simple context lol

I only have 38.67% win-rate using purely this method.
My losses are normally within 15-50 pips in 15M/30M/1H timeframes but gains can run up to 200 pips.
(I will use H4 timeframe for bigger account size)
I always adjust stoploss to protect profits.
All trades are in 1 microlot because I only open small account using purely this method.
It's performing better as compared to my naked chart price action analysis

Hey buddy,

Not sure if you are looking at the method the right way. I am assuming your chart captures details from June 2024. Here is what I've found.

Just ignore the advance entries for now. This is for @webb1003 (if he is watching my charts, which I am sure he does , very closely).

Hope this helps. If you have any questions, fire away.

very impressive!!!

Please share what you look for for the trade setup, entry and exits, so others can benefit.

Hey @Roscearm Many thanks for taking the time to reply (as well as all your sharing previously)!

Yeah I could be wrong in some (or many) ways I think. Does the stochatic lines (either fast or slow) crossing the RSI line triggers anything to you? I am looking at your chart and it seems that you will exit to lock in profit when the lines cross each other,

This is awesome sharing @Webb1003, thank you!!
One question: I think I am getting the original concept wrong. So long when Stochastic cross over RSI line and short when they cross under RSI line. Yes? I've back testing to long/short when they cross over / cross under the 50 line (horizontal line)! LOL~

Please can someone provide help on how to get he k.i.s.s oscillator? have search through the whole thread and i can't find it. @MaDxPT, im sorry to bother you mate. i like how simple the indicator is. can you please help.

I would like to draw first Supply and Demand levels at Daily/H4/H1 and if there's any Advanced Harmonic Patterns (Gartley/Cypher/Bat/Butterfly/Crab/Shark) as confluence to see if there will be any reactions to those levels. Reactions within those zones have potential for strong price movements.

Then check for HH/HL/LH/LL for continuation pullback trade setups or break of structure for possible change of direction at H1/M30.
I would also look for double/triple tops and bottom.

My entry at M15/M30/H1 after Bollinger Band squeeze and starting to expand and using TMSr Entry method with tight stoploss placement at Heiken Ashi and also trailing the stoploss placement.

I show here how I check Supply and Demand levels in higher timeframes where a long trend might start (double/triple top/bottom) and enter using TMSr entry setup.

Have you tried messing around with the other RSI MA periods on this? like VMA, WMA, or anything? found any benefit or downside?

No mate, i haven't tried those yet. I am trying to keep it as close to the original method as possible.

Have you tried and seen any better confluences?

Nope. I feel like the Vwma would have some benefit to it. Seeing as how everyone constantly shoves volume down your throat when trading. Just haven't figured out how it can factor into this method yet. Or even if it would.
I get it, what ain't broken, don't fix.
I'm not trying to fix anything. I do enjoy tinkering though