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  • #11,661
  • Jun 19, 2026 11:32pm Jun 19, 2026 11:32pm
Quoting RobinHood
{quote} Yes
thank you sir, thank you for the system!!
  • #11,662
  • Jun 21, 6:43am (39 hr ago) Jun 21, 6:43am (39 hr ago)
Quoting RobinHood
{quote} Yes
Hi RH,
Thank you for the confirmation!
May I ask you a question about the MTF boxes in the RSOR window? Do you believe we must wait for the green m15 / m30 when trading the m5 tf?
It happens sometimes but I dont have enough data yet.
  • #11,663
  • Jun 21, 10:02am (35 hr ago) Jun 21, 10:02am (35 hr ago)
Quoting pewebly
{quote} Hi RH, Thank you for the confirmation! May I ask you a question about the MTF boxes in the RSOR window? Do you believe we must wait for the green m15 / m30 when trading the m5 tf? It happens sometimes but I dont have enough data yet.
Before I answer you, please clarify exactly what you mean by: MTF boxes in the RSOR window?
Always a Student, Never a Master - Emulate What Works
  • #11,664
  • Jun 21, 10:13am (35 hr ago) Jun 21, 10:13am (35 hr ago)
Quoting RobinHood
{quote} Before I answer you, please clarify exactly what you mean by: MTF boxes in the RSOR window?
Stochastic 34/3/3 on M5, M15, M30, H1, D1, W1, MN.

  1. Green = value > 70
  2. Red = value < 30
  3. Gray = value 30–70

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  • #11,665
  • Edited 1:03pm Jun 21, 10:51am (35 hr ago) | Edited 1:03pm
Quoting pewebly
{quote} Stochastic 34/3/3 on M5, M15, M30, H1, D1, W1, MN. Green = value > 70 Red = value < 30 Gray = value 30–70 {image}
Ahhhh, NOW I understand. I stopped using that indicator (RH_RSO_MTF), but for reasons that I don't remember.

You said: May I ask you a question about the MTF boxes in the RSOR window? Do you believe we must wait for the green m15 / m30 when trading the m5 tf?

When trading the 5 min. (day trading), I always "glance" at the higher time frames because, ideally, I would rather trade in the same direction as them if/when possible, BUT since the lowest time frame (in this case the 5 min.) turns before the higher time frames do, I am MOST interested in doing what the 5 min. tells me to do.

So to answer your question...Yes, ideally...but do I always only trade in the direction of the higher time frames? No, but, this is based on my lengthy day trading experiences of 30+ years, and because I have lots of other tools in my tool box to help to tell me when to break the rules. Such as: Time of day, day of the week, volume, scheduled news releases, FOMC, VWAP, what other stocks are doing within the same sector, etc., etc., etc.
Always a Student, Never a Master - Emulate What Works
  • #11,666
  • Jun 21, 8:32pm (25 hr ago) Jun 21, 8:32pm (25 hr ago)
Quoting fream1
hi guys, this is a valid setup? the trade was during the green vertical lines {image}
not the best hour of the day to be taking any setups.

BUT, if I take any day trade I look at the previous Days and then the current day H1 candles. Then wait for the trades during the European-London sessions.

You just need to trade at the right place and time of the market.

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Back-testing the last 3-years, and with a Risk:Reward 1:3,
you need to be very disciplined and follow simple rules for entries and exits.

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I think it would help you get started all over again and read the first 50 pages of this thread. Read, study and take notes and with the help of charts.

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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
  • #11,667
  • Jun 22, 12:24am (21 hr ago) Jun 22, 12:24am (21 hr ago)
Quoting emmanuel7788
{quote} not the best hour of the day to be taking any setups. BUT, if I take any day trade I look at the previous Days and then the current day H1 candles. Then wait for the trades during the European-London sessions. You just need to trade at the right place and time of the market. {image} Back-testing the last 3-years, and with a Risk:Reward 1:3, you need to be very disciplined and follow simple rules for entries and exits. {image} I think it would help you get started all over again and read the first 50 pages of this thread. Read, study and...

Thank you emmanuel7788 for your great advice and contribution.

May I ask if this performance image is a representation of your manual trades?
Do you have an EA ?

Regards
  • #11,668
  • Jun 22, 1:10am (20 hr ago) Jun 22, 1:10am (20 hr ago)
Quoting fream1
hi guys, this is a valid setup? the trade was during the green vertical lines {image}
Jun22 London 7am
> look at the actual chart timeframe,
> no need for any of those MTF indicators

Daily
- Is Daily trending or sideways ?
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H4
- what is the H4 at this hour when Frankfurt opens

- do we see possible H4 CONTINUATION ?

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H1
- do you trade with the H4 or against the H4 ?

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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
  • #11,669
  • Jun 22, 4:14am (17 hr ago) Jun 22, 4:14am (17 hr ago)
Quoting pewebly
{quote} Thank you emmanuel7788 for your great advice and contribution. May I ask if this performance image is a representation of your manual trades? Do you have an EA ? Regards

Here is today's example following-up with the GBPNZD post by @fream1 above

GBPNZD Jun22 H1 London 10am

- Intraday trading

- we can place a H1 entry or we wait for a possible M15 or M5 entry

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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
  • #11,670
  • Jun 22, 8:15pm (1 hr 37 min ago) Jun 22, 8:15pm (1 hr 37 min ago)
Quoting pewebly
{quote} Thank you emmanuel7788 for your great advice and contribution. May I ask if this performance image is a representation of your manual trades? Do you have an EA ? Regards
Yesterday was an example of a +3R intraday trade using the same TMS(r) template#1 in post#1.
IF we all follow RH' post#1 and trade the Daily and H4 CONTINUATION and take intraday trades on H1 and also on M15 and M5 skillfully, then your trading performance will be like this:

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There is no trading robot EA here. You can use any trade manager EA to manage your trade exits according to your exit strategy.

GBPNZD Jun22 H1 entry and exit

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Remember the title of this thread: "Trading Made Simpler(r)" .
The two pdfs in post#1 is important to learn and master the core trading method
It is from From Simple to Simpler.

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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
  • #11,671
  • Jun 22, 8:21pm (1 hr 30 min ago) Jun 22, 8:21pm (1 hr 30 min ago)
Quoting RobinHood
{quote} I don't know whether I am ultimately better off or not, but I NEVER even consider support and resistance lines or areas before entering a trade. I simply do what the indicators tell me to do. If they are right, then I make money and if they are wrong then I lose some. It's as simple as that.

Page 50, post #987 above which will answer why Trading Made Simple(r)

I took notes of:

1) Less is More ... keep things simple, no support and resistance

2) The Market decides the FINAL Outcome .

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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
  • #11,672
  • Last Post: Jun 22, 9:33pm (18 min ago) Jun 22, 9:33pm (18 min ago)
So i should be trading on the 1hr time frame or higher right? ive been trading for 2 years and have not found any consistency. I trade the 1min - 5min
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