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Hi Roscearm,

Do you know if there a TMMS Oscillator for Tradingview?

Not sure buddy.

I did a search and this one came up. You can try this if you like.

Thanks. I found that too.

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Gold scalping

Hello RobinHood, I am new to your Method, I started trading your method and i really like it.
I have tried your Templete on MT4 and it was really cool.

I have Tried also the smTMMS v7.4 it was also good, Thanx for SwingMan.

I've converted the smTMMS V7.4 to TradingView(Pinescript) and improved it little bit, Improved Design + added the C=Continuation signal in the indicator. You can see it in the Image

What have changed in your Method, what moving averages do you use so i can also use?

And in short what timeframes you care about? D1 trend and H4 continuation only? or also you care about other timeframes?

The more details you can give me the more i can improve the indicator to the Maximum....
I've made the indicator to give ALERTS on every Arrow signal of Main smTMMS v7.4 and also added new signals for Continuation.


The indicator Based on H4+D1
D1 Should Be Bullish in order to Validate H4 Arrow signal or the Continuation signal
D1 should Be Bearish in order to Validate H4 Arrow signal or the continuation signal

I will publish this indicator on Tradingview soon if you agree and i mention you and mention Swingman in the Description of the indicator and share this thread

Also if you need anyhelp you can contact me on Twitter @BaraazN

RH has been MIA for some time, not going to speculate what happened.

This past year, RH has dropped the smTmms indicator and mainly uses the RSO, which consists on two exponential stochastics, 8-3-3 and 34-10-3 than helps you to spot strong trends, continuation trades and divergences. You can check the main RSO continuation entry on post 10,758.

He uses a lot of EMAs but lately one of his most common sets is a 3, 8 and the roadmap, which consists on 3 close-low-high emas.

About the timeframes he trades, well he mainly day trades US stocks on 3min charts.

You're free to do your own research on this thread, he deeply explains what's the utility of his moving average sets, the roadmap concept, other ways to use the RSO, and how it is used to spot divergences.

hi, if you don't mind, may i ask, in the images you posted above, what is the name of the indicator with an blue arrow? can you share that here,please? Thak you!

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IMPROVED the smTMMS and added 34 EMA with Ribbons, What else you recommend me to add/improve guys?

When you plan to publish on TradingView, I would really like to use that platform; I do my trading directly there, and it would be very interesting.

How do I message you?

I have opened the DM for a short while for you.

The indicator is amazing.

I willl go on a limb and say if you could create something for RH post from post #10,758 on tradingview will be great. Use this alot for continuations since RH was confident that the seutups in this post. It is profitable and so far it is holding up for me combining with the RSO watchlist from Straasha. If you can create this will be amazing for folks who use Tradingview. No pressure and amazing work

The Story of the Triple Oscillator System - Understanding What Your Indicators Are Really Telling You
One of the things Robinhood said in his original TMS thread really stuck with me:
He was absolutely right. Once you understand what each indicator is saying, you stop seeing numbers and start seeing a narrative — a story of buyers and sellers fighting for control.
Let me break it down the way I finally understood it.
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THE CHARACTERS IN OUR STORY
Think of this like a battle report from the front lines of the market. Each indicator plays a specific role:
Stoch(8,3,3) — The Scout
"Here's what's happening RIGHT NOW"
RSI(14) — The General
"Here's who's WINNING the war"
Stoch(14,3,3) — The Historian
"Here's the TREND of the battle"
VWAP (or longer MAs) — The Supply Lines
"Here's where the BIG MONEY is positioned"
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WHAT EACH INDICATOR ACTUALLY MEASURES
1. STOCHASTIC (8,3,3) — The Scout
What it measures: Where price closed relative to its range over the last 8 bars.
In plain English:
"Over the last 8 bars, price moved between a low and a high. Where did we CLOSE within that range?"
- Stoch = 90 → "We closed near the TOP of the recent range" (buyers aggressive)
- Stoch = 10 → "We closed near the BOTTOM of the recent range" (sellers aggressive)
- Stoch = 50 → "We closed in the MIDDLE" (equilibrium)
Why it's the Scout:
With only 8 bars of lookback, it reacts FAST. It's the first to see changes in momentum. It's out ahead, reporting back what's happening on the front lines.
The 50 line meaning:
"Are we closing in the upper half or lower half of our recent range?"
Above 50 = Buyers have the upper hand lately
Below 50 = Sellers have the upper hand lately
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2. RSI (14) — The General
What it measures: The ratio of UP moves vs DOWN moves over the last 14 bars.
In plain English:
"Over the last 14 bars, how much total distance did price move UP versus DOWN?"
- RSI = 70 → "Price has moved UP much more than DOWN" (strong buying pressure)
- RSI = 30 → "Price has moved DOWN much more than UP" (strong selling pressure)
- RSI = 50 → "UP and DOWN moves are roughly equal" (balanced)
Why it's the General:
The General doesn't care about individual skirmishes — he cares about who's winning the WAR. RSI smooths out the noise and tells you the overall momentum. With 14 bars of lookback, it's slower and more deliberate than the Scout.
The 50 line meaning:
"Is overall momentum bullish or bearish?"
Above 50 = Bulls are winning the momentum war
Below 50 = Bears are winning the momentum war
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3. STOCHASTIC (14,3,3) — The Historian
What it measures: Same as fast Stochastic, but over 14 bars instead of 8.
Why it's the Historian:
It sees the BIGGER picture. While the Scout (8,3,3) reacts to every move, the Historian (14,3,3) only changes opinion when there's a meaningful shift. It confirms whether the trend has truly changed or if it's just noise.
The 50 line meaning:
"Has the TREND of closing positions shifted?"
Above 50 = The trend of closes is bullish
Below 50 = The trend of closes is bearish
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4. VWAP / MOVING AVERAGES — The Supply Lines
What it measures: The average price where the "real money" traded.
In plain English:
"Where is the center of gravity for institutional positions?"
Why it's the Supply Lines:
Institutions use VWAP (or longer MAs in forex) to execute large orders. They try to buy below and sell above. This shows you where the big money is positioned.
- Price > VWAP/MA → Buyers are in profit, sellers underwater. Bullish control.
- Price < VWAP/MA → Sellers are in profit, buyers underwater. Bearish control.
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THE 50 LINE: THE NEUTRAL ZONE
The 50 line is the border between bull and bear territory.
A cross above 50 = The army is advancing into enemy territory
A cross below 50 = The army is retreating from enemy territory
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THE STORY OF A CROSSOVER TRADE
Let me tell you what happens during a bullish crossover:
ACT 1: The Bearish Regime
All three indicators below 50. Bears control the battlefield. Price is below VWAP. Institutions are short and happy.
ACT 2: The Scout Reports Movement
Stoch(8,3,3) crosses ABOVE 50 first.
ACT 3: The General Confirms
RSI(14) crosses ABOVE 50.
ACT 4: The Historian Validates
Stoch(14,3,3) crosses ABOVE 50.
ACT 5: VWAP Confirms Big Money
Price crosses ABOVE VWAP.
THE SIGNAL
When ALL FOUR agree — Scout, General, Historian, and Supply Lines — you have maximum confluence. The entire army is aligned. THIS is your entry.
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THE STORY OF A CONTINUATION TRADE
Now let's tell the story of a bullish continuation:
ACT 1: The Established Trend
RSI has been above 50 for several bars. Stoch(14,3,3) has been above 50 for several bars.
ACT 2: The Pullback (Scouts Retreat)
Stoch(8,3,3) dips toward 50 (but the trend indicators hold).
But the General checks in:
ACT 3: The Resumption
Stoch(8,3,3) turns back UP while still near/above 50.
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WHY CONTINUATION TRADES ARE HIGHER PROBABILITY
Crossovers catch new trends but you're betting on a regime change — risky.
Continuations catch established trends where:
- The trend has already proven itself
- Weak hands have been shaken out
- You're buying with the General (RSI) and Historian (Stoch14) on your side
- You're just waiting for the Scout (Stoch8) to signal "all clear"
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THE INDICATORS AS A COMMITTEE
Think of it as a committee vote:
Crossover Trade: All 4 must cross 50 together → High confidence (unanimous vote)
Continuation Trade: RSI + Stoch14 hold, Stoch8 dips and returns → Very High confidence (trend confirmed + entry timing)
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VISUAL SUMMARY
BULLISH REGIME:
BEARISH REGIME:
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THE SIMPLE TRUTH
Robinhood's insight was this:
When the Scout, the General, and the Historian ALL agree that power has shifted — and the big money (VWAP) confirms it — you have a trade.
When you see the indicators lined up but no clear entry, they're saying:
That's discipline. That's the system protecting you from FOMO.
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ONE LAST METAPHOR
Think of price like a rubber band:
- RSI above 50 = The rubber band is stretched to the upside (bullish bias)
- Stoch(8,3,3) dips = The rubber band pulls back temporarily
- Stoch(8,3,3) resumes = The rubber band snaps back in the trend direction
You're trading the snap back, not the stretch. That's the edge.
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Hope this helps someone else understand TMS the way it finally clicked for me. Once you see the story, you can't unsee it.
Good trading!

Still using this Strategy with success. Ive been absent from the forum for a while as I've been focusing on my family, trading, and still grinding away at my day job. The story I shared a minute ago IS AI GENERATED(Sorry for the haters hating AI) But after a lot of discussions about this strategy and how to interpret things we came up with that story. That story helped me look at things alot different. Felt like sharing and saying HELLO!!!!!!!!!!

Hope all is well and green green green all day long for y'all!

i still find the RSO much easier to read and interpret.

Together with post 10,933 approach it works wonder.

That's wonderful to hear! To each is their own ya know? I've found myself having success with this more so than I have anything else. I've stuck with it through times of bad and it has paid off during the times of good.

Thank you. I sent you a message.

true that! there are dozens of strategies out there but this one fits me the most and it actually works for me.

good to see you are also doing good mate.