DislikedI enter on next candle, after that red, and TDI green line cross ride line, but this is false signal... Why? What im doing wrong? {image}Ignored
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DislikedI enter on next candle, after that red, and TDI green line cross ride line, but this is false signal... Why? What im doing wrong? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for help Ballistical. Do u work with Ema200/H1 and,for example,u enter long if price is above Ema200 and receive Tdi signal and u enter short if price is below Ema200 and receive Tdi signal? U don't watch higher timeframe (H4 and Daily) but only Ema200 for to know primary trend? ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Lupo, Using 200EMA to filter TMS signals is a good way to go whilst you're learning. - TMS BUY signals are higher probability when PA is ABOVE the 200EMA - TMS SELL signals are higher probability when PA is BELOW the 200EMA In short, trading AWAY FROM any moving average generally gives better odds. I have been studying TMS for a while now and personally, I will still trade towards the 200EMA IF I have a strong signal (reinforced by Price Action), and particularly, if there is space to run from my entry to the EMA. See example of a successful...Ignored
DislikedTook 50 pips on GJ at NYO ending the day with 150 pips EA short at LO and GU long 50 + 50 each {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Lupo, Using 200EMA to filter TMS signals is a good way to go whilst you're learning. - TMS BUY signals are higher probability when PA is ABOVE the 200EMA - TMS SELL signals are higher probability when PA is BELOW the 200EMA In short, trading AWAY FROM any moving average generally gives better odds. I have been studying TMS for a while now and personally, I will still trade towards the 200EMA IF I have a strong signal (reinforced by Price Action), and particularly, if there is space to run from my entry to the EMA. See example of a successful...Ignored
DislikedI enter on next candle, after that red, and TDI green line cross ride line, but this is false signal... Why? What im doing wrong? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote}Nice trade Ballistical and a brilliant, clear and concise explanation of the reasoning. This is worth printing and keeping to hand. Remember the market has a habit of repeating itself
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Disliked{quote} Balilstical if I was trading of a 4 hour chart do the same rules apply as you have explained above for a 1hour chart.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Lupo, Using 200EMA to filter TMS signals is a good way to go whilst you're learning. - TMS BUY signals are higher probability when PA is ABOVE the 200EMA - TMS SELL signals are higher probability when PA is BELOW the 200EMA In short, trading AWAY FROM any moving average generally gives better odds. I have been studying TMS for a while now and personally, I will still trade towards the 200EMA IF I have a strong signal (reinforced by Price Action), and particularly, if there is space to run from my entry to the EMA. See example of a successful...Ignored
DislikedTook 50 pips on GJ at NYO ending the day with 150 pips EA short at LO and GU long 50 + 50 each {image}Ignored
DislikedHi all, I've noticed that mosts of you guys still on this thread don't really trade the way BigE talked about at the beginning of the thread (e.g. - just the H4 timeframe etc). Is this because his ways are no longer as profitable as they were, or is it just your own interpretations of him? I know we have to interpret it our own way, but BigE was fairly concrete in his rules. I'm not trying to be a stickler, just interested in why the direction has drifted from the OP's style. CheersIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hello, Sk! The problem is repainting old TDI indi. Download any later edition from the powerclip here or use Synergy Tdi for more useful (or not) lines. Need screenshots?
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Disliked{quote} Hi, The basic answer is that the nature of the market as a whole has changed over the years since BigE started the thread. Most of us have had to adapt to that but the core method is still as originally posted.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks... Rules is: when TDI green line cross red line, ener in trade, right? and best is to trade on 4h chart?Ignored